
Neuromodulators to soften crows feet and, in selected patents, provide a subtle brow lift.
Dermal fillers to restore lost volume and improve facial balance when appropriate.
RF microneedling to stimulate collagen production and improve skin quality in appropriately-selected areas.
Laser treatments to improve fine lines, texture and pigmentation.
Medical-grade skincare to support collagen, improve skin texture, and maintain long-term results

The skin around our eyes is particularly thin and delicate, making it one of the first places we notice aging. Fine lines, loss of collagen, changes in facial volume, and shifting fat pads can all contribute. Sometimes several of these changes happen together, which is why we look at the entire eye area rather than focusing on just one wrinkle or hollow.
Absolutely, when the concern is caused by muscle movement. Neuromodulators can soften crow's feet and, in some patients, provide a subtle brow lift. However, they won't correct significant loose skin, under-eye bags, or volume loss. That's why choosing the right treatment matters.
Dark circles can result from pigmentation, thin skin that allows underlying blood vessels to show through, or shadows created by hollowing beneath the eyes. Allergies and genetics can also play a role.
Depending on the cause, we may recommend treatments to improve skin quality or restore volume in carefully selected patients. Not every under-eye concern benefits from filler.
Often, yes. Treatments that stimulate collagen production, such as certain laser procedures or carefully selected skin treatments, may improve fine lines and skin texture. Medical-grade skincare can also help support the delicate skin around the eyes.
Results depend on the degree of skin laxity and the treatments appropriate for your particular anatomy.
That depends on what's causing them. Temporary puffiness can be related to fluid retention, allergies, or sleep. More persistent bags may result from changes in the fat pads beneath the eyes.
Some concerns can be improved nonsurgically, but prominent fat pads generally won't disappear with skincare, Botox, or filler. We'll help you understand what's contributing to the appearance before recommending treatment.
Sometimes surgery really is the better answer.
If you have significant excess eyelid skin, persistent under-eye bags, or substantial tissue laxity, blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) may provide a more effective and lasting improvement than nonsurgical treatments.
We don't perform blepharoplasty at Northpoint, but we're happy to help you recognize when a surgical consultation makes sense and refer you to an experienced surgeon.
Our job is to help you find the right solution—even when that solution isn't something we offer.
