Eye Area Rejuvenation
in Aurora

The eyes are the window to the soul. The eye region changes through our lifetime. As a number of issues can develop in this area, a variety of treatments are available for the eye region, from crow's feet and under-eye hollows to hooded lids and fine lines.

Medically reviewed by Amber Bocknek, MD, CCFP, ABAARM, FAAMM, MSCP, Medical Director, November 4, 2026

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Recommended Treatments

MEDICAL GRADE SKIN CARE: Including prescription eyelash serum (bimatoprost)Learn More >

BOTOX & XEOMIN: Botulinum toxin to soften crow's feetLearn More >

FILLERS: Soften hollows that can make you look tiredLearn More >

MICRONEEDLING WITH PROCELL: Help with laxity and very fine linesLearn More >

CLEARLIFT LASER: Help with laxity and very fine linesLearn More >

CO2 RESURFACINGLearn More >

Pricing varies by treatment area and complexity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What treatments help with crow's feet?

Botulinum toxin (Botox) is a standard, widely used treatment for crow's feet. It relaxes the muscles that create these lines when you smile, and results typically last 3 to 4 months.

How can I reduce under-eye hollows and dark circles?

Dermal fillers can add subtle volume to the tear trough area, reducing the appearance of hollows and shadows. This can give a more rested appearance. Results vary.

Can I improve hooded eyelids without surgery?

Botulinum toxin (Botox) can be used to create a subtle brow lift, which is an off-label use discussed at your consultation. For skin laxity around the eyes, Ultherapy uses micro-focused ultrasound to tighten skin. Our physician-led team can advise which option suits you.

Are treatments around the eyes safe?

Treatment around the eyes calls for careful technique and a medical assessment first. Like any treatment, it has risks, which your physician reviews with you before you decide.