• At this stage, skin hydration gradually decreases, and collagen loss accelerates.

• Fine lines and dryness start to appear around the eyes, along with puffiness.

• Pigmentation leads to more pronounced dark circles. 

• In this stage, deep elastic fibers begin to break down, intensifying dark circles.

• Frown lines, deeper crow's feet, and pronounced wrinkles around the eyes become noticeable.

• Sagging at the corners of the eyes worsens, and eye bags become more prominent. 

• In the late stage of aging, epidermal cell regeneration slows, and elasticity in the skin around the eyes declines. 

• Issues like frown lines, eye bags, and tear troughs become more pronounced. 

• Crow's feet and fine lines intensify, while the outer eye and brow area start to droop. 

Dryness Wrinkles
These temporary fine lines are caused by dehydration in the stratum corneum (outermost skin layer).

True Wrinkles
Formed due to collagen loss and reduced support in the dermal network, these wrinkles are deeper and more permanent.

Edematous Eye Bags
Caused by poor lifestyle habits, leading to improper fluid circulation and resulting in water retention.

Fatty Eye Bags
Formed when the orbital septum relaxes and fat protrudes, creating a sagging bag-like appearance.

Pigmentation Dark Circles
Resulting from dryness, fatigue, and pigment metabolism, causing the skin around the eyes to appear brownish.

Vascular Dark Circles
Caused by insufficient oxygen supply to the skin, with slowed blood circulation leading to a bluish or purplish hue around the eyes.

Structural Dark Circles
Aging skin and hollowness of the eye sockets, combined with sagging eye bags, create shadowy areas around the eyes that appear dark.