Eye Rejuvenation

Non-surgical eye rejuvenation at Gambhir M.D. on Central Park South, NYC. Dermal filler for tear-trough hollows, Botox for crow’s feet, ezGEL and PRP/PRF for skin quality.

The eyes are the first place people look, and often the first place to show tiredness. Hollows and shadows beneath the eyes, fine lines at the corners, and a heavy brow can all make you look more tired than you feel. At our NYC practice, eye rejuvenation gently refreshes the whole eye area.

Services

Dermal Filler

Carefully placed filler softens hollows and shadows in the tear trough under the eyes, restoring a rested look. This is delicate work that depends on an experienced hand.

ezGEL

ezGEL is a soft gel prepared from your own blood, sometimes used in the delicate under-eye area. It is not an FDA-approved dermal filler, and anything it adds is temporary.

PRP/PRF

PRP and PRF are drawn from your own blood and given over a series of treatments. They are not FDA-approved for cosmetic use, and the evidence is mixed.

Botox

Softens the fine “crow’s feet” lines at the corners of the eyes, and can lift a heavy brow.

Alastin Restorative Eye Treatment

Alastin’s eye-specific product. It supports the thin, sensitive skin around the eye and helps with fine lines, puffiness, and texture.

Alastin HA Immerse Serum

A hyaluronic acid serum that hydrates and plumps the skin, including the under-eye area.

Alastin HydraTint Pro Mineral Broad Spectrum Sunscreen SPF 36

Sun protection around the eyes is essential. A gentle mineral sunscreen is well tolerated in this area.

The skin around the eyes is the thinnest, most delicate skin on the face. A few simple habits, kept up over a lifetime, do more for this area than any single treatment.

Minimizing lifetime sun exposure

The skin around the eyes is the thinnest on the face, and sun damage shows there first. Wear sunglasses with UV protection every day you are outside, year-round, and apply a gentle broad-spectrum SPF around the eye area each morning.

Being gentle when cleansing or removing makeup

Stretching the skin while cleansing or removing eye makeup is one of the most common causes of fine lines under the eyes. Use a soft cleanser or makeup remover and a gentle cloth, and let the product do the work, not the rubbing.

Sleeping well

Sleep shows on your eyes more than anywhere else. Poor sleep deepens under-eye darkness, puffiness, and fine lines. Aim for steady, restful sleep, and sleep with your head slightly elevated to reduce morning swelling.

Managing allergies

Chronic eye rubbing from allergies stretches and ages the delicate skin around the eyes. If you have seasonal or year-round allergies, treating them well also protects your eyes from years of unnecessary wear.

About GAMBHIR M.D.

Gambhir M.D. is led by Vibha Gambhir M.D. and Anshul Gambhir M.D., a physician team practicing cosmetic medicine together since 2005. Across more than 200,000 patient visits, they have given over six million units of Botox and performed more than 60,000 filler treatments. The facial nonsurgical cosmetic medicine experts.

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