Undereye hyperpigmentation laser

[User28823]

Just realized, why tf am I applying vit c undereye cream to fix my undereye hyperpigmentation when lasers can surely do that?

Anyone have experience doing so?

 

[Litekiller11]

who told you vitamin c will fix it ? Use this :

La Roche-Posay Pigmentclar Eye Cream Is Banishing Dark Circles

The La Roche-Posay Pigmentclar Anti-Dark Circle Brightening Eye Cream is a must for a calm, bright eye area — details

www.usmagazine.com

 

[User28823]

who told you vitamin c will fix it ? Use this :
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La Roche-Posay Pigmentclar Eye Cream Is Banishing Dark Circles

The La Roche-Posay Pigmentclar Anti-Dark Circle Brightening Eye Cream is a must for a calm, bright eye area — details

www.usmagazine.com

i saw that product but didn't know if it worked

i did ask in another thread but no high iq ppl left on this forum

 

[NZb6Air]

show your undereyes

 

[User28823]

show your undereyes

 

[NZb6Air]

your mom nigga

 

[User28823]

your mom nigga

 

[Litekiller11]

i saw that product but didn't know if it worked

i did ask in another thread but no high iq ppl left on this forum

ive heard a lof of positive reviews on it , i havent used it tho , undereye skincare is contoversial but those are the only products that will do impact on that area :
-Retinol
-hyaluronic acid
-caffeine serum
-the product i just showed you

 

[WanderingBurro]

Using creams is cope, rarely do I see a noticeable before and after beyond advertised heavily edited photos. Clearing up hyperpigmentation with lasers seems pretty promising though. Give it a go and share results with .org.

 

[Mr.Proper]

Using creams is cope, rarely do I see a noticeable before and after beyond advertised heavily edited photos. Clearing up hyperpigmentation with lasers seems pretty promising though. Give it a go and share results with .org.

But one has to remember that thin undereye skin and it's consequences is not the same as hyperpigmentation (latter seems to an ethnic feature usually).

 

[Deleted member 16280]

Everything is cope except filler, fat graft, or infras.

 

[Deleted member 70662]

i saw that product but didn't know if it worked

i did ask in another thread but no high iq ppl left on this forum

Bro im right here.

 

[WanderingBurro]

But one has to remember that thin undereye skin and it's consequences is not the same as hyperpigmentation (latter seems to an ethnic feature usually).

True if the problem isn't hyperpigmentation and instead a thin undereye then your solutions would be to maybe try volufiline to increase fat growth (though personally I think volufiline is a complete meme), or fat grafts to plump up the undereye.