RRS HA Eyes 1,5ml

RRS HA Eyes 1.5ml is a mesotherapy injectable specifically formulated for the delicate periorbital area – aiming to rejuvenate the skin around the eyes by treating issues like fine lines, dark circles, and dryness. Produced by Aesthetic Dermal (as part of their RRS line of skin boosters), HA Eyes is a cocktail of non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid combined with vitamins, antioxidants, and other rejuvenating ingredients tailored for the thin skin under and around the eyes. When injected via microinjections into the under-eye region (tear trough, crow’s feet area, etc.), RRS HA Eyes provides intensive hydration, stimulates circulation, and promotes tissue regeneration. This leads to a brighter, smoother, and firmer eye area. Typical treatment indications are: fine crepey lines under the eyes, a sunken or tired appearance due to poor skin quality (but not large fat herniation), and dark circles caused by pigment or poor microcirculation. By undergoing a series of RRS HA Eyes treatments (often 3-4 sessions spaced 1-2 weeks apart), patients often see plumping of fine lines, reduction in under-eye shadowing, and a more refreshed overall look. It’s essentially a mesotherapy alternative or complement to tear trough fillers and topical creams – working from within to improve skin structure. Being gentle (the HA is not crosslinked, so it's more like a skin booster), it’s safe for the eye region when done properly and doesn’t carry the risk of Tyndall effect or lumpiness that a filler might if injected poorly. Over a few weeks, the eye area skin becomes more elastic and less translucent, so dark circles and wrinkles are less noticeable and eyes appear more youthful and awake. 

Contains

RRS HA Eyes is a “cocktail” so it contains a range of ingredients: 

• Non-Crosslinked Hyaluronic Acid – (approx) 3 mg/ml: It likely contains a moderate concentration of free HA; for example, an RRS HA Long Lasting had 6 mg/ml, RRS HA Eyes likely around that range (the exact snippet says created for sensitive eye area guaranteeing strong hydration, stimulation, regeneration). HA is key for hydration – it immediately hydrates and gently plumps the dermis under the thin eye skin, improving fine lines and the appearance of hollowness slightly. By hydrating, it also makes the skin less translucent (water content can make skin thicker optically).
  
• Amino Acids: To promote new collagen and elastin. Likely includes glycine, proline, lysine, etc., similar to other RRS formulations (like RRS Skin Relax etc have AA). These help regenerate dermal matrix and improve skin firmness.
  
• Vitamins: Particularly antioxidants like Vitamin C (for brightening and strengthening capillaries) and maybe vitamin A (in a mild form) or B vitamins for metabolism. Vitamin K is often included in eye products (topical) for dark circles, so maybe in meso as well for bruising/darkness.
  
• Antioxidants: Possibly glutathione, and other compounds to reduce free radical damage that can cause pigment and aging around eyes.
  
• Peptides or Growth Factors: Some advanced eye meso cocktails add dipeptides or tripeptides that reduce vascular permeability (for dark circles) or signal collagen production.
  
• Trace Elements: like organic silicon (methylsilanol) for collagen scaffolding, and copper/zinc which are co-factors in cross-linking collagen and in antioxidant enzymes.
  
• Circulatory enhancers: The mention of stimulation likely means ingredients that improve microcirculation. Could be ruscosides (from butcher's broom) or gingko or caffeine even. Many eye-targeted formulas include something to reduce puffiness and bluish circles by improving blood flow or lymphatic drainage.
  
• No Lidocaine: Usually these meso cocktails don't have anesthetic as they're usually many small injections (topical anesthetic can be used if needed).
  
• Sterile 1.5ml vials: Enough to treat around both eyes per session.
  

From the snippet: “cocktail created for sensitive eye area. Guarantees strong hydration, stimulation and regeneration of the skin”. This implies HA (hydration), plus some stimulator (vitamins/peptides) and regenerative (amino acids, etc.). \n \nRRS HA Eyes ingredients likely overlap with RRS HA Injectable but adjusted for eye (maybe less acids, more gentle stuff). 

Intended for

RRS HA Eyes is intended for patients with early signs of aging or fatigue around the eyes, who seek overall improvement rather than volume addition. Specific indications: 

• Fine Lines around the Eyes: Those crepey fine wrinkles under the eyes or at the crow’s feet area (especially if not severe enough for Botox or in combination with Botox) can be smoothed by the plumping and collagen-boosting effect of HA Eyes. It helps to “fill in” the fine lines from within and improve the skin texture so lines are less apparent.
  
• Dark Circles (Periorbital Hyperpigmentation or Shadowing): People with dark under-eye circles due to genetics or lifestyle – RRS HA Eyes can help by thickening the skin (so underlying blood vessels show less) and possibly by improving microcirculation so there's less pooling of blood. Also, some ingredients likely target pigment to lighten the area. It's indicated to target puffiness and dark circles, giving a refreshed look.
  
• Sunken/Tired-looking Eyes: Without actually volumizing like a filler, it can still help eyes look less sunken by hydrating and firming the skin. Sometimes tear troughs look worse because the skin is very thin and in poor quality. By strengthening that skin, the demarcation is less. So for someone hesitant to get filler or who has very mild hollowing, mesotherapy can improve it enough that a filler might be unnecessary.
  
• Preventative Eye Rejuvenation: A person in late 20s or 30s might use it to keep the eye area supple and delay the formation of etched lines. It's a gentle way to maintain collagen around eyes, akin to doing skin treatments for face but focusing on eyes.
  
• Chronic Eye Strain Effects: People who rub their eyes a lot or have a lot of screen time might have fatigued eye skin – this can give them a boost in that area’s skin health.
  
• Post-blepharoplasty or Laser Resurfacing Aftercare: After eyelid surgery or ablative laser, once healed, something like HA Eyes can help continue the regenerative process, ensuring good hydration and further collagen stimulation (of course only after primary healing done).
  
• Those not suited for other eye treatments: For example, if someone had a negative effect with filler, or has very superficial issues not deep enough for filler, meso is an alternative. Or if someone doesn’t tolerate retinol creams etc., this can internally provide vitamins and such.
  

The typical patient might be 30-55, complaining “I look tired but I sleep, I have these dark circles or fine lines that concealer barely hides”. They may not need or want tear trough filler (which is a bigger step and has its own risks and cost). They do meso and see improvement that makes them look more rested naturally. \n \nProcedure: multiple microinjections with a fine needle (like 30G x 4mm) in the under-eye and crow’s area. Practitioners often use mesotherapy nappage technique (lots of superficial pricks) or micro bolus technique with a tiny needle or cannula. It can cause small papules and slight bruising, but downtime is minimal (a day or two of small bumps maybe). Usually done 3 sessions separated by 1-2 weeks. After a course, patients often report less noticeable dark circles, smoother under-eye skin, and just a fresher eye appearance. Makeup sits better, and they might feel they look a few years younger or like they've had very good rest. The eye area skin often literally feels firmer to the touch. It's a subtle but satisfying outcome, with strong hydration and skin quality improvements as promised. RRS HA Eyes is frequently used by aesthetic doctors as a complement to treatments: e.g., do filler for tear trough then use HA Eyes in surrounding fine lines to perfect the outcome, or do HA Eyes alone for those who don't yet need filler. \n \nIn summary, RRS HA Eyes 1.5ml is intended as a revitalizing mesotherapy treatment for the under-eye and periorbital region, delivering hydration and nutrients to fragile skin to reduce fine lines, dark circles, and signs of fatigue, thus yielding a refreshed and youthful eye appearance. It’s essentially a targeted skin booster for the eyes."