Institute Hyalual

It's important to include in therapy of dark circles under eyes correction of a periorbital zone product, based on sodium succinate and not stabilized hyaluronic acid because it can affect different parts of etiopathogenesis in this challenging problem.

Anna Reznik, MD, St. Petersburg, Russia

Jamil El-Rahi, MD, discusses the results of his study combining hyaluronic acid with succinic acid to improve wrinkles and treat dark circles in the periorbital area

In the article “Injectable Treatments for the Under-Eye Area: Challenges and Innovations” published in PRIME Journal, Dr. Oksana Pashkovska explores modern approaches to correcting the periorbital area using Alexa fillers. She provides an in-depth analysis of the anatomical features of this delicate zone, focusing on key challenges such as volume loss, oedema, and the Tyndall effect, as well as strategies to overcome them. The article highlights the importance of a deep understanding of facial anatomy, proper filler selection, and personalized injection techniques to achieve optimal aesthetic outcomes and ensure patient safety.