01
“Under-eye bags”
Under-eye bags. Recorded during the diagnostic assessment and mapped to a matching pathway.
↗Concern · Face & Skin · 05
Rested eyes, brighter under-eyes.
A darkening around the eyes driven by pigment, visible vessels or thin periorbital skin — the pathway follows what the mirror is actually showing.
Before · Concern visible
After · Restored
Under-eye reading
Melanin +34%
Compared with cheek baseline
What it is
Not one darkness, several drivers.
Periorbital dark circles are visible changes in the colour of the skin around the eyes — often more than one thing at once.
They may be caused by pigmentation, prominent underlying blood vessels, thin periorbital skin, or a shadow cast by a hollow tear trough. Each of these calls for a different pathway.
"Dark circles are a signal, not a single condition. What we treat depends entirely on what the imaging tells us is actually there."
Signs patients actually describe.
The wording changes but the pattern is consistent. Each of these is a clinical signal we listen for during a consultation.
02
“Visible tear troughs”
Visible tear troughs. Recorded during the diagnostic assessment and mapped to a matching pathway.
↗03
“Products behave differently than they used to.”
Products behave differently than they used to.. Recorded during the diagnostic assessment and mapped to a matching pathway.
↗04
“It's changed subtly compared with a year ago.”
It's changed subtly compared with a year ago.. Recorded during the diagnostic assessment and mapped to a matching pathway.
↗05
“Photos catch it more than the mirror does.”
Photos catch it more than the mirror does.. Recorded during the diagnostic assessment and mapped to a matching pathway.
↗06
“It feels different, even before it looks different.”
It feels different, even before it looks different.. Recorded during the diagnostic assessment and mapped to a matching pathway.
↗Five drivers to consider.
It is rarely one thing. The pathway follows whichever driver is most active.
TypeClinical nameWhat it looks likePathway
01Pigmentary type.Increased melanin in the periorbital skin, often familial or post-inflammatory.Peels + PRP
02Vascular type.Prominent blood vessels visible through very thin under-eye skin.Vascular device
03Structural type.A hollow tear trough creates a shadow that reads as darkness.Fillers
04Mixed type.Two or more mechanisms combined — usually pigment + vascular + structure.Multi-pathway
05Lifestyle amplifiers.Sleep debt, dehydration and screen fatigue exaggerate every underlying type.Home + biorev
Diagnostics first
Read the shadow, match the pathway.
The under-eye is diagnostic before it is aesthetic. Imaging separates pigment from vessel from structure, so the pathway targets what is actually there.
- i.Consultation and history20 min
- ii.Visual and tactile examination10 min
- iii.Skin analysis and imaging15 min
- iv.Personalised protocol map10 min
- v.Follow-up reviewWithin 24 h
How we treat
Pathways, matched.
One aim: address the driver, not just the surface. The lead protocol works from within; supporting pathways deepen or extend the result.
Lead protocol · Under-eye hydration
Bio revitalization.
Micro-infusion of hyaluronic acid targeted to the periorbital area to improve thickness and texture.
Duration30 min
Course3 sessions
DowntimeMinimal
PRP therapy.
Your own platelet-rich plasma to prompt pigment reduction and dermal renewal.
Supportive · NutrientsMeso therapy.
Vitamins and antioxidants delivered into the skin around the eye to reduce pigmentation over time.
Structural · Tear troughTear-trough fillers.
Precise hyaluronic-acid placement to correct the hollow that casts a visible shadow.
Home · Pigment careBrightening regimen.
Prescribed home care with vitamin C, niacinamide and daily SPF to reduce melanin over time.
Book a consultation
Begin with a diagnosis.
A Beauté Concept doctor examines your skin, identifies what is driving the concern and designs your protocol — from a home routine to an in-clinic course.
●Tumanyan St. 11 & Sayat-Nova Ave. 35
·Daily 10:00 – 20:00
·+374 44 007 171 · +374 44 007 172