👁️ Have you heard of "GLP-1 eyes"?

As GLP-1 medications become more common, many clients are noticing changes in their under-eye area after significant weight loss.

While the medication itself isn't directly causing these changes, rapid weight loss can reduce facial fat, including the volume that supports the periorbital area. This can make tear troughs appear deeper, increase shadowing, and make skin laxity more noticeable.

It's a great reminder that not every under-eye concern is a skin concern. Changes in facial volume can have a significant impact on how the eye area looks, making a thorough assessment essential before recommending treatment.

💬 How do you help clients understand the difference between changes in skin quality and changes in facial volume?