If your under-eye bags aren’t bad enough to surgery, or you don’t have the time or money for a blepharoplasty, there are other options.
Dermal filler is also a potential solution, though it won’t fix the under-eye bags directly. It’s crucial to understand that this is only a temporary solution for some patients. The duration of results depends on the type of filler used, but it can last from 3 months up to a year. To keep seeing results, you’ll need periodic injections as needed.
Although Botox can temporarily fix crow’s feet, it does not treating the under-eye bags themselves.