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My under-eye area isn’t recessed, but the skin is very thin, which makes the veins and dark coloration more visible. I’m mainly looking for ways to thicken the under-eye skin long-term (not just cover it).
I’ve already started dermastamping, and I’ve seen people say retinol can help build thicker skin over time, but I’m not sure if that’s the best option for this specific area.
What’s the most effective way to thicken under-eye skin?
And once the skin thickens, will the discoloration improve naturally, or should I also focus on brightening/lightening treatments
 

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I have zero fat on my under eyes i look like a raccoon
 
My under-eye area isn’t recessed, but the skin is very thin, which makes the veins and dark coloration more visible. I’m mainly looking for ways to thicken the under-eye skin long-term (not just cover it).
I’ve already started dermastamping, and I’ve seen people say retinol can help build thicker skin over time, but I’m not sure if that’s the best option for this specific area.
What’s the most effective way to thicken under-eye skin?
And once the skin thickens, will the discoloration improve naturally, or should I also focus on brightening/lightening treatments
it might be because of flat maxilla
 
My under-eye area isn’t recessed, but the skin is very thin, which makes the veins and dark coloration more visible. I’m mainly looking for ways to thicken the under-eye skin long-term (not just cover it).
I’ve already started dermastamping, and I’ve seen people say retinol can help build thicker skin over time, but I’m not sure if that’s the best option for this specific area.
What’s the most effective way to thicken under-eye skin?
And once the skin thickens, will the discoloration improve naturally, or should I also focus on brightening/lightening treatments
Literally a halo
 
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Filler or grafting will get you right.
 
Retinol and dermastamping definitely help thicken the skin over time, but try adding k vitamin and peptides to your routine for better results. If you want a more lasting solution, you could also look into Salmon DNA treatments. Once the skin thickens, those dark shadows will fade naturally since the veins won't be as visible anymore
 
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Retinol and dermastamping definitely help thicken the skin over time, but try adding k vitamin and peptides to your routine for better results. If you want a more lasting solution, you could also look into Salmon DNA treatments. Once the skin thickens, those dark shadows will fade naturally since the veins won't be as visible anymore
Thanks for the only normal logical explanation bro, everyone else stupid
 
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Retinol and dermastamping definitely help thicken the skin over time, but try adding k vitamin and peptides to your routine for better results. If you want a more lasting solution, you could also look into Salmon DNA treatments. Once the skin thickens, those dark shadows will fade naturally since the veins won't be as visible anymore
You mean topical vitamin k? And what peptides do i use best for under eyes? Would this collagen on picture be good? For in the morning and then the retinol for evening?
 

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My under-eye area isn’t recessed, but the skin is very thin, which makes the veins and dark coloration more visible. I’m mainly looking for ways to thicken the under-eye skin long-term (not just cover it).
I’ve already started dermastamping, and I’ve seen people say retinol can help build thicker skin over time, but I’m not sure if that’s the best option for this specific area.
What’s the most effective way to thicken under-eye skin?
And once the skin thickens, will the discoloration improve naturally, or should I also focus on brightening/lightening treatments
Maybe unpopular opinion but I’d say it looks really good. Just get something like lumify for your sclera so there isn’t too much red on your eyes, but i’d argue the redness around your eyes adds a nice effect and contrast…
 
Maybe unpopular opinion but I’d say it looks really good. Just get something like lumify for your sclera so there isn’t too much red on your eyes, but i’d argue the redness around your eyes adds a nice effect and contrast…
Hahaha u deadass? Alr bro
 
You mean topical vitamin k?
Yea that's exactly what I meant

And what peptides do i use best for under eyes?
For your eyes, Copper Peptides, Matrixyl, and the 5-Peptide Complex in that serum are the best ones for building collagen

Would this collagen on picture be good? For in the morning and then the retinol for evening?
Yea that serum is a great choice because its 5-peptide complex and collagen will help with skin elasticity.
Use this peptide serum in the morning for protection, and at night, apply your retinol first followed by a k vitamin cream or this serum to soothe the area
 
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No creams is gonna fix that shit , your only way to fix that is through fillers ,prp or prf
 
No creams is gonna fix that shit , your only way to fix that is through fillers ,prp or prf
Bro cream create collagen and thicken skin why would i take the short and risky way if i can put on creams and send signals to build collagen and thicken skin overtime also pin ghk to increase collagen production even more
 
If it isnt an infra recession problem and simply a Pigmentation problem, then u can use topical tranexamic acid on your eyebags. im using it right now since my tear troughs are visible mainly due to pigmentation
 
Bro cream create collagen and thicken skin why would i take the short and risky way if i can put on creams and send signals to build collagen and thicken skin overtime also pin ghk to increase collagen production even more
Fun fat prf is not dangerous it’s literally plasma taken from you blood n injected under ur eyes for rejuvenation
 
Bro cream create collagen and thicken skin why would i take the short and risky way if i can put on creams and send signals to build collagen and thicken skin overtime also pin ghk to increase collagen production even more
And ngl the majority of those products will give u a little improvement like 10 to 20 % if it’s a problem caused by genetics u could search it up .
 
If it isnt an infra recession problem and simply a Pigmentation problem, then u can use topical tranexamic acid on your eyebags. im using it right now since my tear troughs are visible mainly due to pigmentation
Ye its not recession just thin skin . Bro is that better then peptides and retinal for example?
 
Ye its not recession just thin skin . Bro is that better then peptides and retinal for example?
It changes Pigment, which is what I struggle with :feelshah:

Niacinamide can increase Skin Elasticity and help if its hollow, So im pairing both together for true chad effect and becoming True Abdullah :aheago::aheago::aheago::aheago:
 
If it isnt an infra recession problem and simply a Pigmentation problem, then u can use topical tranexamic acid on your eyebags. im using it right now since my tear troughs are visible mainly due to pigmentation
Any results with it so far
 
Any results with it so far
Anything skin related takes around 6-8 weeks to notice significant change, Right now im on week 2, but the elements I named are commonly used in the dermatology field for eye bags, especially dark circles caused by Pigmentation + fat loss (leading to thinner skin)

Fatgrafts and surgery will always be superior, but for those under 18, Makeup + topical TXA Acid + Niacinamide can work very well.
 
Anything skin related takes around 6-8 weeks to notice significant change, Right now im on week 2, but the elements I named are commonly used in the dermatology field for eye bags, especially dark circles caused by Pigmentation + fat loss (leading to thinner skin)

Fatgrafts and surgery will always be superior, but for those under 18, Makeup + topical TXA Acid + Niacinamide can work very well.
Updates?
 
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Whats up haha
My Pigmentation changed, for sure, unfortunately my Local Pharma stopped selling Topical TXA so I had to depend on Niacinamide (which I stopped around Mid-March, aswell).
Summer's coming up which will affect the Pigmentation as a secondary trigger to the Gun.

Definently look into Fat-grafting or Filler or something, I can't see myself doing every few month's to keep result's.
Next up will be Volufiline + Derma-stamping since that's around Semi-Permanent.
 
Whats up haha
My Pigmentation changed, for sure, unfortunately my Local Pharma stopped selling Topical TXA so I had to depend on Niacinamide (which I stopped around Mid-March, aswell).
Summer's coming up which will affect the Pigmentation as a secondary trigger to the Gun.

Definently look into Fat-grafting or Filler or something, I can't see myself doing every few month's to keep result's.
Next up will be Volufiline + Derma-stamping since that's around Semi-Permanent.
Gotcha do it def helped lighten the under eye area?
 
Gotcha do it def helped lighten the under eye area?
For me, yeah.

Obviously (Like in all cases), it can change from person to person, but my tear-trough's lightened up and I would say it isn't really as sunken as before (due to the Niacinamide).
 
Just put Volufline bro, that easy
 

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