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Why does the eye area change?

The skin around your eyes is delicate, and changes in firmness, texture and volume can become particularly noticeable here. Lines, looser-looking skin, puffiness and dark circles can all affect how rested your eyes appear, sometimes making you look more tired than you feel.

How can NeoGen help?

NeoGen delivers controlled thermal energy to stimulate regeneration and remodelling within the skin. It can treat the periorbital area, including right up to the lash line, without ocular guards.

  • Target upper and lower eye areas
  • Improve skin laxity and texture
  • Target puffiness and dark circles
  • Stimulate collagen and elastin
  • Tailor treatment to your goals
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See the difference around the eyes

The eye area is one of NeoGen’s standout treatment applications. Existing clinical imagery demonstrates significant improvements following periorbital treatment, including results achieved after a single higher-energy procedure.

After NeoGen treatment, eye area in three-quarter view with crow’s feet After
Before NeoGen treatment, eye area in three-quarter view with crow’s feet Before

Crow’s feet

The eye area, before and after NeoGen treatment. Individual results vary.

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Before

Under the eyes

Under-eye skin, before and after NeoGen treatment. Individual results vary.

After NeoGen treatment, under-eye and eyelid area After
Before NeoGen treatment, under-eye and eyelid area Before

Eyelids and under-eye skin

The upper and lower eye area, before and after NeoGen treatment. Individual results vary.

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Gloved practitioner holding the NeoGen handpiece beside a patient’s brow and eye area

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Close-up of a green eye and the fine lines on the skin around it

Gloved practitioner holding the NeoGen handpiece beside a patient’s brow and eye area

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Eye treatment FAQs

NeoGen can be used around the upper and lower eye area. Your practitioner will assess your individual concerns and recommend the areas and treatment approach most appropriate for you.

NeoGen can treat the periorbital area right up to the lash line without the need for ocular guards. This gives practitioners considerable flexibility when treating this delicate area.

Yes. NeoGen stimulates collagen and elastin production and is clinically proven to improve wrinkles. Your practitioner can tailor treatment to address lines alongside wider changes in firmness and skin quality.

NeoGen is clinically proven to improve skin laxity and can be used for deep tissue remodelling around the eye area. Results depend on your individual skin and the treatment approach selected.

NeoGen’s existing clinical materials specifically identify puffiness and dark circles among the concerns it targets. Because these concerns can have different causes, your practitioner should assess whether NeoGen is appropriate for you.

No. NeoGen is a non-invasive treatment. It works by delivering controlled thermal energy to stimulate regeneration and remodelling within your own skin.

NeoGen can be delivered as a course of lower-energy treatments or using higher-energy approaches for deeper remodelling. Your practitioner will recommend a plan based on your skin, desired result and expectations around recovery.

NeoGen works by stimulating regenerative processes within your own skin rather than adding volume with an injectable. The aim is a fresher, firmer-looking eye area while retaining your natural appearance.

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NeoGen is used by aesthetic and medical practitioners who value clinical evidence, treatment versatility and natural-looking results. From independent aesthetic clinics to medical practices, our practitioner community continues to share knowledge, experience and real-world results.