Abstract
The periocular area is one of the first areas to show the signs of facial ageing. These signs occur for a variety of reasons, including loss of collagen and soft tissue changes, bone resorption and facial fat pad descent and degradation. There are many variables that impact an individual's ability to age at an accelerated or slower rate, based on various topical skin applications, energy- and non-energy-based skin regeneration therapies and lifestyle choices and the internal ageing processes specific to each individual. In this article, from a Canadian perspective, the author will discuss a treatment algorithm to provide optimal rejuvenation in the delicate and hypermobile periocular area, while taking into consideration patient safety, coupled with clinically efficacious rejuvenation options.
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