Eye Rejuvenation: What Really Works for Tired, Aging Eyes

Why do our eyes sometimes make us look tired even when we’re not? The skin around the eyes is thinner and more delicate than other areas of the face, which means it can also be one of the first places we notice signs of aging. In this episode of La Suite Spot, Rhea sits down with board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jordan Terner to break down what really happens to the eye area as we age and what we can do about it. They explore everything from puffiness, dark circles, crepey skin, and fine lines to under-eye filler, CO2 laser resurfacing, microneedling, and blepharoplasty. Dr. Terner also explains why the right treatment depends on what is actually causing the concern, and why surgery isn’t always the answer.  They also tackle some of the biggest questions surrounding cosmetic eye treatments: Can under-eye filler contribute to swelling? Can RF microneedling affect facial fat? Does a facelift get rid of wrinkles? And how can you rejuvenate your eyes without changing the features that make you look like you? Throughout the conversation, Dr. Terner emphasizes a conservative approach and the importance of protecting and maintaining the skin before jumping to more invasive treatments.  Featured Guest Dr. Jordan Terner Dr. Jordan Terner is a New York City board-certified plastic surgeon specializing in facial and eye rejuvenation. In this episode, he shares his approach to creating natural-looking results, explains how he evaluates surgical versus nonsurgical options, and discusses why conservative treatment can be especially important when working with the delicate eye area.  Resources Visit Manhattan Plastic Surgery  to learn more about Dr. Terner, his practice, and the procedures and treatments he offers.La Suite Skincare