How can I stop my dry under-eyes from going crepey?

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QI AM perimenopausal and I can see my undereyes becoming drier and crepier every day. Eye creams don’t seem to cut it any more. What clinical treatments make enough of a difference to be worth the money?

THERE comes a time when all the creams and serums in the world can’t stop the super-thin skin under your eyes from dehydrating.

This is when injecting moisture and moistureboosting ingredients locally makes a big difference.

‘It means these actives get locked into the skin layer longterm, where they’re going to bio-stimulate cell regeneration,’ says London skin therapist Debbie Thomas. Her DNA Nanobio Revive Treatment (£195, dthomas.com) uses three tiny, 0.6mm syringes to inject a cocktail of amino acids and vitamins into your upper and lower lids.

It does sting a little and you can end up with tiny bubbles around your eyes and potentially swollen under-eye skin for a few days as the fluid slowly absorbs. But afterwards, your skin will be more hydrated.

Three initial treatments are recommended, plus top-ups every six to 12 weeks to ensure your under-eyes continue to become brighter and less crepey.

It’s also known as the Fillmed Nanosoft eye treatment, and is available at salons nationwide.

Email your questions to ingeborg van lotringen, author of Great Skin, at inge@dailymail.co.uk.