Our eyes are one of the most important organs of our body.
The eye and its surroundings have a structure that is responsible for protecting this important organ of ours. Around the eyes; Because it is located in the center of our face, it is one of the most noticeable parts of our face.
The skin around the eyes is the thinnest skin in our body. Therefore, it is more easily affected by chronic traumas that continue throughout life. By showing the effects of aging at the earliest period, it immediately reveals that we are starting to age.
Eyes are the mirror of our soul. We reflect all our emotions with our facial expressions. Even in our ordinary daily lives, even with a small gesture, we move around the eyes millions of times a day and open and close our eyelids.
Our wrinkles and skin problems begin to appear in the early period due to this excessive movement caused by our facial expressions and exposure to intense sun rays. The eye area is also the area most exposed to the negative effects of gravity.
The slightest sagging and looseness due to gravity are immediately evident. Melting and sagging of soft tissues due to aging also begin to appear in the early period. With aging, there are also changes in our skeletal system.
Bone structure melts. There is an increase in the volume of the socket where the eye sits. When all these problems accumulate, some problems begin to appear around the eyes, on the eyelids, on the forehead and under the eyes. For all these reasons mentioned above, eyelid aesthetics should be considered as a whole.
Potential problems in and around the eye should be addressed not by correcting only one point, but by eliminating all the wear and problems that occur. Only in this way can you have the desired lively and fresh looks. The most common problems in eye area aesthetics can be summarized as drooping eyelids, crow's feet, droopy eyebrows, under-eye bags, and collapse between the cheek and under-eye.
All these problems are eliminated in eye contour aesthetics. All these are applications that are beneficial not only for an aesthetic point of view, but also for health. Due to the drooping of the eyelid or the drooping of the under-eye bags, vision may be obstructed and this may trigger a secondary health problem such as headache.
In order to tolerate these sagging, the muscles on the forehead work harder to lift the eyebrow and upper eyelid, causing our forehead wrinkles to increase even more. In the aesthetics around the eyes, first of all, the drooping upper eyelid that impairs the patient's vision is intervened, and the skin that causes the patient's vision problem is removed.
Excess fat is removed together in this surgery. If there is a droopy eyelid due to relaxation in our muscles that lift the eyelid over time, this problem is also resolved in surgery. In this way, a younger and fresher look replaces the tired and sullen expression. Under-eye bags pull the lower eyelid downwards, causing vision problems in terms of health and an older and unhappy expression.
Detention is one. Since the area is structurally very delicate, any incision made causes a long healing period, in addition to redness and bruising. If the patient has only excess fat and herniation, a small incision can be made inside the eye and this excess fat can be removed or reduced by laser.
Another issue of eye contour aesthetics is drooping eyebrows. The eyebrows begin to fall due to a pull caused by the sagging of the eyelids and the forehead loses its form over time. In eyebrow lifting, the lowness and gray skylight caused by hanging the eyebrow with a thread without any incision are prevented. In addition, we apply fat transfer to the sunken areas caused by the cheeks falling down due to gravity and resulting in the separation of the lower eyelid from the cheek.
If the sagging is excessive, the mid-face and cheeks are lifted, resulting in a younger appearance. Among the non-surgical methods around the eyes, filler laser and chemical peeling are the most frequently preferred applications. It is a very effective method for wrinkles on the forehead, raising the eyebrows and crow's feet lines around the eyes.
Light filling can be used comfortably to reduce under-eye sunkenness and dark circles. With peeling processes, the skin is made smoother and fine wrinkles are reduced. The skin appears brighter and more vibrant. With PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) and mesotherapy, skin problems are tried to be reduced.
