The under-eye area ages more quickly than other parts of the face because the skin is thinner and contains fewer oil glands. Physical changes and hormonal shifts over time weaken under-eye skin, contributing to thinning, laxity, and visible aging.
Over time, collagen and elastin decline, leading to fine lines, laxity, and crepiness. Sun exposure, genetics, and vascular visibility beneath the skin can further contribute to discoloration and a tired appearance.














