Dark Circles

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I've heard many guys voice this complaint.   The loss of fat under the orbits can really make the veins show there, just like anywhere else.In some cases, injection of Sculptra relatively high on the cheek bones has helped.On Apr 27, 2006, at 8:30 AM, PozHealth wrote:Has anyone else experienced dark undereye circles in conjuction with  lioatropy?  Mine are a bit hereditary, but I swear that with the sunken cheeks and the  way the light hits my face, they are exagerated!  I've tried just about every  concealer on the market, and have not found a way to camoflaugue the circles.   It's bad enough that you look sick and gaunt from the cheeks (or lack of),  but the dark circles just add to the "death warmed over look".  Has anyone  found anything that will cover the circles?  I'm hoping that once I get Sculptra  and the hollows in my cheeks are filled out, more light will bounce off my face  and not exagerate the dark circles.  I've noticed that when I look up, the  circles aren't that bad.  I figure then, it had to be about the way the light  hits the face.  Most concealers have light reflecting properties that bounce  light off the face to minimize flaws, but I think it's the opposite.  Can any one  help?!  Guess it's all about them smokin' mirrors!   Thx! Barrowpozbod@...