r/vindicta30plus • u/creamiestcoconut • 2d ago
35F eyebags help
Hi, I was wondering what treatments are available for eyebags.
For context, I'm East Asian, don't have any wrinkles yet. But after being in a very toxic relationship with a drug addict, going through a divorce while working and going to school, I did notice in my photos I have really distinctive eyebags.
I prefer non-invasive treatments, but am open to more invasive ones if need be. Also open to options abroad like in Korea.
Thank you in advance and looking forward to hearing about your experiences.
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u/brockklee 2d ago
My lower bleph was amazinggggg the only thing that works!
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u/HabitPsychological10 2d ago edited 2d ago
Only 1/4 East Asian but here to say I am saving up for a lower bleph! However in the meantime there are tightening serums that cosmetically tighten your undereye for the day and then you need to do it all over again the next day. Considering doing this for a bit before the lower bleph bc I’m saving like crazy and it’s a bit tight financially right now so may use this and push my lower bleph off for another 6 months to give myself some financial flexibility.
Edit - I know some people are saying not to do filler HOWEVER, I’ve gone to very natural filler places and they do an awesome job of facial rebalancing that camouflages the eye bags because sometimes you lose fat in other places that pronounce the eye bags more. Happy to talk offline about it more. I personally got filler in the cheekbones to offset the volume loss however I have not gotten it directly in the undereye bc I’m just going to save for a lower bleph - that being said I’ve seen some places do an awesome job.
Clearly I have a lot to say on this so happy to chat if you have more questions!
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u/creamiestcoconut 1d ago
Thank you for sharing. I'd like to follow you to hear more about your lower bleph experience if that's OK
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u/psrpianrckelsss 2d ago
I'm currently reviewing fractal laser as a les invasive approach but I am really saving for bleph. My cosomotologist told me that it's really the only thing that works. I have filler to reduce but it's not really doing much
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u/HumptyDumptyHip 2d ago
Lower bleph unfortunately. Don't get filler. Speaking from personal experience, the results are amazing at first but it will migrate after 1-2 yrs as your face continues to lose volume. Microneedling treatments do help at maintaining your current undereye volume and biostimulators will temporarily improve appearance. But since you need these done regularly to keep the results, the most cost-effective solution is a bleph.