Do you really want to look like a plastic doll, with a face like a mask? Or have you got money to burn? Rosehip oil is the best for removing fine lines - apply a minimal amount with your fingertips to the delicate skin around your eyes in the evening, before going to bed. You can't do it during the day, as there will be spots on the skin due to ultraviolet rays. Don't apply it to the skin of your cheeks and around your lips, as the oil will clog the pores. But for the delicate skin around the eyes - it's just the thing! And don't fuss in vain, I understand that Shiseido is a wonderful brand, but it's better to buy their perfume than cream at 31, fighting with fine lines around the eyes...

Try a potent dose of home care, I'm confident you'll see results. Eye cream, before it a serum (for instance, Estée Lauder has a special one), masks every other day for a couple of weeks: alginate (there are also special ones for the eyes, which fully cover the eye area), under them again a serum, then Korean patches, there are also now steam Chinese masks that hook onto the ears, they warm up. I've used them once, I liked the result. Go through a course of all this, your appearance will improve.

1. Open the gel capsule containing a fatty solution of Vitamin E and use the contents to lubricate the mesh of wrinkles. Don't forget, this is the beauty vitamin. 2. Mix Kudesan with fatty cream, apply the resulting mixture under the eyes. 3. The fatty solution of Vitamin A in a gel capsule is the same as in point 1. 4. Keratin capsules by E. Arden. Gel capsules with a fatty vitamin content are the most budget-friendly and effective remedy for delicate skin under the eyes.

Meso, I'm injecting and rejoicing, of course, they won't remove wrinkles, but I'll be filling the existing ones and not letting new ones form. Plus, I'm injecting Botox into the outer corners of my eyes, everything's okay.

I've been doing mesotherapy for already 8 years, they certainly haven't disappeared completely, but the large ones have smoothed out a bit and they don't get any bigger and no new ones appear.

They just can't get enough of this botox, can they? 😂 They then mock each other for their lifeless, unnatural, puffed-up faces. These botox monsters sit on all sorts of shows, striking fear into ordinary people. But there will always be naive souls who value the one-time wow effect more than systematic, painstaking care with a natural, more long-lasting result. What a shame.

OP, I'll tell you more - I'm 23, and the situation is the same. I also have wrinkles specifically UNDER my eyes, and the horror is that they appeared when I was about 18. They are, of course, exacerbated by facial expressions, but now they have deepened so much that they are visible even when my face is relaxed. Apparently, this is the structure of my face - some people have "crow's feet" when they smile, and some have all the wrinkles under the eyes. And by the way, I don't have any other signs of ageing - no nasolabial folds, no forehead wrinkles, etc. According to others, I look younger than my age. In general, I'll listen to advice, although I've already given up on this, to be honest. If someone doesn't like it - don't look, as they say. PS The only thing, in my opinion, why I have this - I have atopic dermatitis and in my early youth, I had the strongest inflammations specifically on the eyelids. Perhaps this affected it - the skin thinned, atrophied. But these are my guesses.