I find that one of my patients' biggest concerns is their eyes. bags under the eyes dark circles crow's feet sagginess The list above delineates the vast majority of concerns I am presented with. Injectables and skincare go hand in hand. If you want Botox, you should consider incorporating a regimen of medical grade skincare BEFORE getting injected. Why? Simply because better skin means longer lasting results with injectables. That can be applied across the board to any injectable on the market (Botox, Juvederm, Voluma, Volbella, Vollure, etc). I typically ask my patients what they are using and how consistently they are using it. Consistency is key. Two of my personal faves as far as the eyes go are: 1. Avene retrinal eyes 2. Neocutis Lumiere Riche I use the retrinal to stimulate fibroblasts to make healthy collagen, and Lumiere to add fertilizer (growth factors) to the mix. I use them both at nighttime. I am East Indian, so I tend to get dark bags due to my coloring. Using these two products has been a game changer. Love them, mean it. Now to be 100% honest, I do need to tell you that I regularly have my crow's feet injected with Botox. That being said, botox doesn't treat dark bags; quality products do. Have a great day! Please wear sunscreen.
