1. Wrinkles and Fine Lines:
Crow’s feet:
These radiate from the outer corners of the eyes, often appearing with age and sun damage.

Frown lines (glabellar lines):
Vertical creases between the eyebrows, caused by muscle movement and aging.

Fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes:
These can be caused by sun exposure, loss of skin elasticity, and the natural aging process.

2. Dark Circles and Under-Eye Hollows:
Dark circles: Can be caused by thin skin, blood vessels showing through, or pigmentation changes.
Under-eye hollows: Can make eyes look sunken and tired.

3. Bags and Puffiness:
Eye bags: Excess fat or fluid accumulation under the eyes, often associated with aging and genetics.
Puffiness: Can be caused by fluid retention, lack of sleep, or allergies.

4. Sagging Eyelids (Hooding):
Upper eyelid hooding: The skin of the upper eyelid droops, sometimes obscuring the natural eyelid crease.
Brow ptosis: Sagging of the eyebrows, which can contribute to hooded eyelids.

5. Other Concerns:
Skin pigmentation changes: Age spots, sun spots, or uneven skin tone around the eyes.
Skin tags or lesions: Small growths on the eyelids or surrounding skin.
Dryness and irritation: Can be caused by dry eye or other conditions.

Treatments:
Aesthetic treatments for the eyes range from non-surgical options like neurotoxins (Botox, Xeomin), laser resurfacing, microneedling, and radiofrequency treatments to surgical procedures like blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) and brow lifts.