Hooded Eyes

Saggy eyelids and hooded eyes are one of the most common complaints among people as they age. First, you notice your eyeliner starts blotting itself onto your brow bone, then it becomes pointless applying eyeshadow, as it all vanishes into the folds of skin and creases of the eyelid. This is because the space between our eyebrows and eyelids decreases as we age due to the lowering of the brow. As a result, the excess skin creases and folds over the lids, making them appear smaller or, in some cases, making them disappear completely. Although largely due to ageing, some people have hooded eyes because of genetics or their ethnicity.

Treatments:

Botox - Brow Lift

Microneedling

Radio Frequency

FAQ - HOODED EYES

What are hooded eyes?

As we age the space between our eyebrows and eyelids decreases and gets smaller as the supporting structures and muscles that elevate the brow weaken.

Hooded eyes are a common sign of ageing and appear when excess skin creases and folds over the lid (due to the lowering of the brow), which makes the eyelid appear smaller or makes it disappear completely. Some people have hooded eyes as a result of genetics or because of their ethnicity.

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