The eyes are the most striking part of our face. The eye area is also the first place where our emotions, energy, and age are reflected. However, over time, aging, stress, lack of sleep, sunlight, smoking, and genetic factors can cause this delicate area to deteriorate.
Sagging skin, dark circles, wrinkles, under-eye bags, and a tired expression may appear — making a person look older, more exhausted, and unhappy than they actually are.
Periorbital (eye area) aesthetic procedures aim to eliminate these signs and restore a younger, fresher, and more vibrant appearance.
Eye aesthetics and facial rejuvenation specialist Op. Dr. Diclehan emphasizes natural outcomes by saying:
“The goal of eye area aesthetics is to refresh the facial expression while preserving natural beauty. The best approach is rejuvenation without changing the person’s essence.”
Eye area aesthetics refers to surgical and non-surgical procedures performed to correct deformities around the eyes.
These techniques provide both aesthetic and functional improvement.
They are performed to
Op. Dr. Diclehan highlights that every patient requires a personalized plan because each eye area ages differently.
The skin around the eyes is the thinnest and most delicate skin on the body therefore signs of aging appear here first.
Main causes include:
Op. Dr. Diclehan notes:
“Aging around the eyes is inevitable — but with the right interventions, the clock can be turned back for many years.”
Eye area aesthetics are suitable for both men and women.
They can be applied from around the age of 30, when the first signs of aging begin.
Younger patients usually prefer non-surgical methods, whereas combined surgical procedures may be needed at older ages.
They are recommended in cases of
Before treatment, Op. Dr. Diclehan carefully evaluates skin type, age, and facial symmetry and creates a personalized plan.
Eye area aesthetics are divided into two main categories surgical and non-surgical.
Sometimes, both approaches are combined to achieve more natural and long-lasting results.
Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)
One of the most commonly performed procedures.
Excess skin on the upper lid is removed; fatty tissue causing bags in the lower lid is reshaped.
This both rejuvenates the appearance and widens the visual field.
Op. Dr. Diclehan states
“After blepharoplasty, the patient’s expression looks up to 10 years younger but maintaining naturalness is crucial.”
Corrects drooping brows that contribute to a tired appearance.
Raises the outer brow slightly, opening the eye area and softening wrinkles.
Botox
Reduces crow’s feet lines and refreshes the expression. Effects last 4–6 months.
Dermal Fillers
Correct under-eye hollowness and dark circles, restoring volume with hyaluronic acid–based fillers.
Laser Skin Rejuvenation
Improves fine lines, pigmentation, and tone irregularities.
Mesotherapy & PRP
Injects vitamin, amino acid, and regenerative serums to refresh the skin.
Op. Dr. Diclehan notes that early use of minimally invasive treatments can delay the need for surgery for many years.
Depending on the method, procedures may be performed under local anesthesia, sedation, or without anesthesia.
Surgical operations take 1–2 hours, while non-surgical procedures last 20–40 minutes.
Most patients return home the same day.
Recovery time varies from a few days to a few weeks depending on the treatment.
Mild swelling and bruising are normal after surgery. Cold compresses help ease this period.
Typical recovery timeline
Op. Dr. Diclehan warns:
“Post-treatment care is as important as the procedure itself. Do not rub your eyes and always protect the area from the sun.”
Non-surgical procedures have much faster recovery — most patients return to daily life the next day.
The goal is subtle rejuvenation not an exaggerated or artificial look.
The expression should remain the same just fresher and healthier.
As Op. Dr. Diclehan explains:
“The eye area reflects the soul of the face. Over-lifting the lids or brows disrupts natural expression balance is the essence of beauty.”
Longevity increases with:
Patients should:
Op. Dr. Diclehan closely monitors recovery with customized aftercare protocols.
Op. Dr. Diclehan states:
“Eye aesthetics are not only a physical transformation they also renew psychological wellbeing.”
Costs vary according to
He emphasizes:
“The eye area is the most delicate part of the face — quality, safety, and natural results always come before price.”
Eye area aesthetics rejuvenate facial expression, restoring vitality and depth to the gaze.
When planned correctly and performed by an expert, both surgical and non-surgical procedures are highly safe and effective and results remain long-lasting with proper care.
With extensive experience, Op. Dr. Diclehan creates personalized analyses for each patient to achieve natural, aesthetic, and balanced outcomes.
It should be remembered that eye area aesthetics are not just cosmetic they are an art form that restores the youthful character of the face.