Your clinician will assess the cause whether it’s volume loss, skin laxity, or fat protrusion and tailor a plan accordingly.
Eye bags are a common concern for both men and women, often creating a tired or aged appearance even when you feel rested. At Injex Clinics, we understand that puffiness and under-eye swelling can impact confidence. Whether your eye bags are caused by ageing, genetics, fluid retention or lifestyle, our team of qualified clinicians can design a treatment plan tailored to you.
Our goal is to restore balance, improve skin tone, and create a refreshed, natural look helping you feel as bright as you look.
Eye bags refer to swelling or puffiness under the eyes caused by changes in the skin, fat, or fluid retention around the lower eyelids. While mild puffiness is normal after lack of sleep or stress, persistent or visible under-eye swelling can make the face look fatigued or aged.
Eye bags may also be accompanied by fine lines, loose skin, or dark circles, depending on the underlying cause. At Injex, we take a holistic approach to assess what’s driving your concern so that your treatment plan targets both the appearance and the cause.
At Injex Clinics, our clinicians assess your unique anatomy to recommend the most suitable options for reducing under-eye puffiness and restoring a smoother, rejuvenated appearance.
Lay help restore structure and smoothness to the under-eye area, reducing shadowing and the appearance of bags.
Pricing: POA
Downtime: minimal, mild swelling or bruising 1–3 days
Sessions: usually one, results last 12–18 months
PRP uses your own plasma that may help boost collagen, strengthen skin, and reduce puffiness over time.
Pricing: from $399 per session
Downtime: 1–2 days of redness or mild swelling
Sessions: 3 spaced 4 weeks apart
Polynucleotide-based rejuvenation treatment may help improve collagen, elasticity, and skin density to support weakened under-eye tissue.
Pricing: from $499 per session
Downtime: 1–2 days of minor redness or puffiness
Sessions: 2–4 spaced 3–4 weeks apart
Combines microneedling and radiofrequency to help tighten and firm the delicate eye area, reducing puffiness and fine lines.
Pricing: from $399 per session
Downtime: 1–3 days of redness
Sessions: 3–4 treatments recommended
Fractional CO2 laser helps renews skin texture and firmness by stimulating collagen production and improving skin tone.
Pricing: from $499 per session
Downtime: 3–7 days depending on settings
Sessions: 1–3 treatments typically required
Non-surgical skin tightening treatment that may contract excess skin under the eyes for a smoother, lifted appearance.
Pricing: from $499
Downtime: 5–7 days of small carbon crusts
Sessions: typically one with annual maintenance
At Injex, we recommend incorporating professional-grade skincare at home to enhance and maintain your in-clinic results. All products below are available at skinjex.com or in-clinic.
A lightweight peptide complex that targets dark circles, puffiness, and microcirculation around the eye.
Key ingredients: Haloxyl, Shadownyl, Liftiss, Biophytex
Price: $69.00
Use: Apply morning and night under eyes before moisturiser
A hydrating eye cream with hyaluronic acid, collagen peptides, and marine extracts to smooth fine lines and brighten the area.
Price: $52.00
Use: Gently pat around orbital bone morning and night
Eye bags can develop for several reasons. Understanding the cause ensures we choose the most effective treatment for lasting results.
1. Ageing and Loss of Elasticity
As collagen and elastin production slows, skin under the eyes becomes thinner and looser, allowing underlying fat pads to become more visible.
2. Fat Pad Protrusion
The natural fat that cushions the eyes can shift forward with age, creating puffiness or bulging under the lower eyelid.
3. Fluid Retention
Poor lymphatic drainage, allergies, or excess salt intake can cause fluid build-up, leading to morning puffiness or swelling.
4. Genetics
Eye bags often run in families, especially where skin structure and fat distribution are hereditary.
5. Lifestyle Factors
Lack of sleep, alcohol, dehydration, and smoking can all contribute to water retention and tissue inflammation under the eyes.
6. Environmental Exposure
Sun damage and pollution can accelerate collagen breakdown and make eye bags more prominent over time.
Simple daily habits can make a visible difference in puffiness and overall eye health.
Sleep 7–8 hours each night
Reduce salt and alcohol intake to prevent water retention
Stay hydrated throughout the day
Apply a cold compress or chilled spoon for 5–10 minutes each morning
Store your Skinjex Peptide Eye Cream in the fridge for an instant cooling effect
Avoid rubbing or pulling at the eye area
Sleep with your head slightly elevated to prevent fluid build-up
Use broad-spectrum SPF daily
Eat foods rich in vitamin C, E, and antioxidants
Manage allergies to reduce inflammation
Schedule your consultation today and begin your journey to healthier, rejuvenated skin.
Eye bags are puffiness or swelling under the eyes caused by ageing, fat displacement, or fluid retention.
Yes, at Injex Clinics we offer non-surgical options like fillers, Rejuran, laser, and radiofrequency treatments to reduce puffiness and tighten skin.
Common causes include ageing, genetics, poor sleep, high salt intake, allergies, and fluid retention.
Results are long-lasting but not permanent, as natural ageing continues. Maintenance treatments are recommended.
Your clinician will assess the cause whether it’s volume loss, skin laxity, or fat protrusion and tailor a plan accordingly.
Yes, when placed strategically, filler can smooth transitions between the lower eyelid and cheek, reducing shadowing.
Rejuran uses polynucleotides to stimulate collagen and elastin, improving skin structure and firmness around the eyes.
Results vary by treatment, but many clients notice improvement within 2–4 weeks.
Some treatments like PRP, Rejuran, and Secret RF work best as a series for cumulative benefits.
Discomfort is minimal, and numbing is provided where necessary.
Yes, combination therapy (e.g., PRP + Rejuran or laser) often produces superior results.
Most treatments have mild swelling or redness lasting a few days.
Yes, treatments are tailored to suit your skin tone and type safely.
Absolutely. Using Skinjex products helps support collagen, hydration, and circulation between sessions.
Stay hydrated, sleep well, use sunscreen, and maintain good nutrition and skincare habits.
Injectable and energy-based treatments are not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, but topical care can be maintained.
Cold compresses, gentle massage, and good sleep can help mild puffiness but won’t address structural causes.
Maintenance every 6–12 months keeps results consistent depending on the treatment type.
Yes. At Injex Clinics, our goal is subtle, refreshed outcomes that preserve your natural features.
Yes, a personalised consultation ensures the safest and most effective treatment plan for your individual needs.
Yes, dark circle treatments are available at our Capalaba, Aspley, Springfield Lakes, and Brisbane CBD clinics.
Yes, you can book your treatments now and pay later with ZipPay and AfterPay. You can view more information here: ZipPay, AfterPay.
Puffy eyes can often be reduced temporarily with cold compresses, elevation, gentle lymphatic massage, and reducing salt and alcohol intake. These approaches address fluid retention and inflammation, which are common short-term causes of morning puffiness.
Quick at-home strategies that may help include:
For persistent puffiness, a clinic assessment may identify underlying causes such as volume loss or herniated fat pads. Related treatment options include tear trough treatment, dark circle treatment, and the broader facial volume loss treatment overview. For skin firmness around the eyes, RF skin needling and secret RF skin needling may be considered. The tear troughs gallery shows typical results. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required to determine clinical suitability. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Foods that may help reduce eye bags are typically anti-inflammatory, hydrating, and low in sodium. Diets high in processed foods, alcohol, and refined sugar can contribute to fluid retention around the eyes.
Helpful dietary patterns may include:
Diet alone is unlikely to eliminate structural under-eye bags. For volume-related shadows, tear trough treatment and non-surgical facial volume options may be considered, while dark circle treatment addresses pigmentation overlap. For broader skin support, dry and dehydrated skincare, and background reading in the role of skin hydration complement dietary changes. The Skinjex product line outlines topical support, and 5 great skincare products covers useful staples. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required for clinical concerns. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Eye creams can improve some types of under-eye puffiness, particularly when fine lines, mild fluid retention, or pigmentation are the primary concerns. They are less effective for structural bags caused by fat pad herniation or significant volume loss, which generally require clinical assessment.
Eye creams may help with:
Eye creams are unlikely to remove herniated fat pads, eliminate deep tear troughs, or reverse significant skin laxity. For structural concerns, tear trough treatment, under-eye filler examples, and non-surgical facial volume options may be considered. Pigmentation overlap can be addressed via dark circle treatment, hyperpigmentation treatment options, or laser pigmentation removal. Background reading on actives is in the power of peptides in skincare and the ABCs of skincare. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
The most suitable eye cream for puffy eye bags depends on the underlying cause, but caffeine-based formulations may temporarily reduce mild puffiness, while peptide and retinol creams support longer-term skin firmness. There is no single product appropriate for everyone.
Key ingredients commonly recommended for puffy under eyes include:
A consultation with a skin therapist can identify which ingredients suit your concern. Background reading is in the power of peptides in skincare, the ABCs of skincare, 5 great skincare products, and the role of personalised skincare. The Skinjex product overview covers in-clinic options. For overlapping concerns, sensitive skin treatment and dark circle treatment may be relevant. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required for clinical concerns. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Bags under the eyes are caused by a combination of ageing, fluid retention, fat pad herniation, allergies, lifestyle factors, and genetics. The specific cause determines which treatment approach is most appropriate.
Common causes include:
Differentiating between functional puffiness and structural bags is important. Related concerns include ageing skin options, dark circle treatment, tear trough treatment, and the broader facial volume loss page. For UV-related causes, see sun damage and age spots and the importance of sun protection. For visible examples, the tear troughs gallery and the broader results gallery show typical outcomes. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
The most suitable serum for under-eye bags depends on the underlying cause, but peptide-based serums, caffeine formulations, and gentle retinol products are commonly recommended. The ideal product targets your specific concern rather than promising universal results.
Serums commonly used for under-eye concerns include:
Serums work best as part of a structured routine including gentle cleansing, daily SPF, and appropriate moisturisation. They are unlikely to address structural bags. Background reading is in the power of peptides in skincare, the ABCs of skincare, 5 great skincare products, and the role of personalised skincare. The Skinjex product line overview outlines in-clinic options. For ongoing brightness support, dull skin treatment may complement serum use. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required for clinical concerns. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Drinking adequate water can help reduce puffy eyes for some clients, particularly when dehydration is contributing to fluid imbalance. The body retains more fluid when chronically dehydrated, which can paradoxically worsen puffiness.
Hydration may help by:
General hydration guidance for most adults suggests around 2 litres per day, with more during hot weather or exercise. Water alone is unlikely to resolve structural under-eye bags. Background reading is in the role of skin hydration and the importance of regular skin consultations. For dehydration-related concerns, dry and dehydrated skincare provides additional support. Related options include the PRIN Lymphatic Facial for fluid drainage and LED light therapy for inflammation. For structural concerns, tear trough treatment and dark circle treatment may be considered. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Lower eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) may be worth considering for clients with significant structural under-eye bags from fat pad herniation that don’t respond to non-surgical options, but it is a surgical procedure with associated risks, downtime, and cost. The decision is personal and should be made with a qualified surgical specialist.
Considerations for eyelid surgery include:
Non-surgical alternatives may include skin tightening, tear trough treatment, or biostimulator approaches. At Injex Clinics, non-surgical options include tear trough treatment, RF skin needling, secret RF skin needling, CO2 laser resurfacing, and PRP injections. The tear troughs gallery and broader facial volume loss page show non-surgical alternatives. Background reading is in exploring skin tightening treatments. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner can outline non-surgical pathways. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
The most suitable laser treatment for under-eye bags depends on whether the concern is skin laxity, pigmentation, fine lines, or structural fat — different lasers address different layers. Fractional laser, RF microneedling, and gentle resurfacing devices are commonly used for under-eye skin concerns.
Laser-based options that may be considered include:
Lasers do not remove herniated fat pads and are not a substitute for surgery. Pre- and post-treatment guidance is in CO2 fractional laser before care and CO2 fractional laser aftercare. Background reading is in cosmetic laser treatments Brisbane. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Short-term reduction of eye puffiness at home typically involves cold compresses, gentle massage, elevation, and reducing fluid pooling — these methods can produce visible improvement within 5–15 minutes. They address temporary fluid-related puffiness rather than structural bags.
At-home techniques that may help quickly include:
These techniques work best on temporary morning puffiness. For longer-term care, sensitive skin treatment, dry and dehydrated skincare, and the PRIN Lymphatic Facial may support the under-eye area. Related concerns include dark circle treatment, tear trough treatment, and the facial volume loss overview. Background reading is in the role of skin hydration. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is recommended if puffiness persists. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Reversing puffy eye bags depends on identifying the underlying cause — fluid retention often responds to lifestyle changes, while structural bags from fat pad changes typically require clinical treatment. There is no single solution that works for every cause.
Approaches that may help reverse puffiness include:
Clinical options at Injex Clinics include tear trough treatment, RF skin needling, secret RF skin needling, CO2 laser resurfacing, PRP injections, and Rejuran Brisbane. For visible examples, the tear troughs gallery shows typical outcomes. Pigmentation overlap is addressed via dark circle treatment. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required to identify the appropriate approach. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Very puffy eye bags are typically caused by a combination of fluid retention, fat pad herniation, allergies, lack of sleep, dietary factors, and genetic predisposition. Severe puffiness may also be linked to underlying medical conditions such as thyroid, kidney, or sinus issues.
Common contributors to significant puffiness include:
Sudden or severe puffiness should be assessed by a GP to rule out medical causes. For cosmetic puffiness, related Injex Clinics options include tear trough treatment, dark circle treatment, RF skin needling, and facial volume loss treatment. For overlapping ageing concerns, see the ageing skin overview and the broader skin concerns page. Background reading is in the importance of regular skin consultations. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Reducing eye bags in 3 days is realistic for fluid-related puffiness but unlikely for structural bags. Short-term strategies focus on reducing inflammation, fluid retention, and supporting circulation around the eyes.
A 3-day approach that may help includes:
If puffiness persists, clinical options may be worth exploring. Related Injex Clinics treatments include tear trough treatment, dark circle treatment, the PRIN Lymphatic Facial for fluid clearance, and LED light therapy for inflammation. For visible outcomes, the tear troughs gallery shows examples. Background on hydration is in the role of skin hydration and dry and dehydrated skincare. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required for personalised advice. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
A 7-day approach to reducing eye bags combines lifestyle changes, targeted topical care, and consistent lymphatic support. Realistic outcomes depend on whether the bags are fluid-related (which may respond) or structural (which generally won’t change in this timeframe).
A 7-day plan may include:
If structural bags remain after consistent lifestyle work, clinical options include tear trough treatment, RF skin needling, and secret RF skin needling. For overlapping concerns, hyperpigmentation treatments, dark circle treatment, and laser pigmentation removal may be relevant. The tear troughs gallery shows typical outcomes. Background reading is in the importance of sun protection and winter skin tips. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Eye bags are not typically caused by a single vitamin deficiency, but inadequate intake of vitamins C, K, B12, iron, and vitamin D may contribute to under-eye darkness or fluid imbalance for some clients. Nutritional causes are usually one factor among several.
Nutrients sometimes linked to under-eye concerns include:
Self-supplementing without testing is generally not recommended. A consultation with a GP can include blood tests if deficiency is suspected. For cosmetic concerns, related Injex Clinics options include dark circle treatment, tear trough treatment, and PRP injections which support collagen pathways. Background reading is in the power of peptides in skincare, the role of skin hydration, and the Skinjex product overview. For broader brightness support, dull skin treatment may be considered. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Reducing puffy eyes in 5 minutes typically involves cold therapy, gentle massage, and rapid lymphatic support — these methods address temporary fluid-related puffiness rather than structural bags.
Quick 5-minute techniques that may help include:
These methods produce short-term improvement for morning puffiness. For ongoing care, related Injex Clinics options include the PRIN Lymphatic Facial for lymphatic support, LED light therapy for inflammation, sensitive skin treatment for delicate under-eye skin, and dry and dehydrated skincare for hydration support. Structural concerns can be addressed via tear trough treatment or dark circle treatment. Background reading is in the role of skin hydration. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is recommended for persistent concerns. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Applying petroleum jelly (such as Vaseline) to under-eye bags creates an occlusive barrier that may temporarily smooth fine lines and reduce moisture loss, but it does not address the underlying cause of bags or treat them therapeutically.
Effects of petroleum jelly on the under-eye area may include:
Petroleum jelly does not contain active ingredients that target puffiness, pigmentation, or skin firmness. It may also occlude pores, contributing to milia around the eyes if used heavily over time. For targeted under-eye care, peptide, caffeine, or retinol-based creams typically offer more benefit. Background reading is in the power of peptides in skincare, the ABCs of skincare, and 5 great skincare products. The Skinjex product overview covers in-clinic options. For ongoing care, sensitive skin treatment and dry and dehydrated skincare support the under-eye area. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is recommended. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Traditional Chinese remedies for puffy eyes typically focus on improving circulation, reducing dampness in the body, and supporting kidney and spleen function according to TCM principles. Common practices include acupressure, herbal compresses, dietary adjustments, and gua sha facial massage.
Traditional approaches sometimes used for puffy eyes include:
These approaches are popular for general wellbeing and may help fluid-related puffiness, although evidence varies. They are unlikely to address structural bags. A consultation with a registered TCM practitioner provides personalised guidance, while clinical concerns can be discussed at Injex Clinics. For related care, the PRIN Lymphatic Facial supports lymphatic drainage, sensitive skin treatment suits delicate under-eye skin, and LED light therapy addresses inflammation. Structural options include tear trough treatment and dark circle treatment. Background reading is in the role of personalised skincare. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
The most suitable cosmetic procedure for under-eye bags depends on the underlying cause — tear trough treatment, RF skin tightening, fractional laser, and biostimulators are all options for non-surgical concerns, while severe structural bags may require surgical assessment.
Non-surgical options commonly considered include:
Visible outcomes are shown in the tear troughs gallery, and broader options are listed under facial volume loss treatment and non-surgical facial volume. For overlapping pigmentation, dark circle treatment is relevant. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) costs in Australia typically range from several thousand dollars upward, with pricing varying based on surgeon, location, complexity, anaesthesia type, and whether upper, lower, or both eyelids are treated. Injex Clinics does not perform blepharoplasty, which requires a specialist surgical practitioner.
Factors influencing blepharoplasty cost include:
Most cosmetic blepharoplasty is not covered by Medicare or private health insurance. For non-surgical alternatives at Injex Clinics, options include tear trough treatment, RF skin needling, CO2 laser resurfacing, PRP injections, Rejuran Brisbane, and bio-stimulator approaches. For pricing detail, see packages and pricing, packages and specials, and flexible payment options. The tear troughs gallery shows non-surgical outcomes. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner can outline non-surgical pathways. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Blepharoplasty has several potential downsides including surgical risks, downtime, cost, scarring, and the possibility that results may not match expectations. As with any surgery, complications are uncommon but can be significant.
Potential downsides to consider include:
For clients hesitant about surgery, non-surgical options at Injex Clinics include tear trough treatment, RF skin needling, secret RF skin needling, PRP injections, and Rejuran Brisbane. For volume support more broadly, see facial volume loss treatment and non-surgical facial volume. Background reading is in exploring skin tightening treatments and the benefits of advanced skin rejuvenation. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner can outline non-surgical alternatives. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
There is no strict upper age limit for blepharoplasty, and many clients in their 70s and beyond undergo the procedure successfully. However, age increases surgical risk profile, and overall health, medical conditions, and medications must be carefully assessed by a surgical specialist.
Factors considered in older patients include:
A specialist surgical opinion is required to determine surgical suitability at any age. Non-surgical options at Injex Clinics that may suit older clients seeking subtle refreshment include tear trough treatment, RF skin needling, LED light therapy, the PRIN Lymphatic Facial, and PRP injections. For overlapping concerns, see the ageing skin overview, facial volume loss treatment, and the skin concerns page. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner can outline non-surgical pathways. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
Persistent under-eye puffiness is sometimes associated with kidney, thyroid, liver, or sinus function, although in most clients the cause is local rather than systemic. Traditional Chinese medicine also links the under-eye area to kidney function, though this is a different framework from Western medicine.
Systems and organs sometimes associated with under-eye changes include:
Most cosmetic under-eye bags are not caused by organ dysfunction, but sudden, severe, or persistent puffiness should be reviewed by a GP. For cosmetic concerns, related Injex Clinics options include tear trough treatment, dark circle treatment, the PRIN Lymphatic Facial for lymphatic support, LED light therapy for inflammation, and the broader facial volume loss page. For overlapping concerns, see the skin concerns overview and the ageing skin page. A consultation with a qualified medical or nursing practitioner is required. Individual risks and suitability should be discussed at the consultation. Pricing varies depending on individual assessment — contact Injex Clinics for a personalised quote.
*All treatments are performed by qualified practitioners or therapists. Results can vary and are not guaranteed. All cosmetic procedures carry risks and may not be suitable for everyone. A full consultation is required before proceeding. T&Cs apply.
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