Buying guide
The best medical-grade eye creams
The eye routine
Light in the morning, active at night.
- 1
AM
Interfuse Treatment Cream Eye 15mL
skinbetter scienceAimed at crow's feet, wrinkles, puffiness and under-eye darkness. A little is genuinely enough.
$115 - 2
PM
EyeMax Overnight Cream
skinbetter scienceAlphaRet technology for the eye area. Start a few nights a week.
$120
How they compare
| Product | Best for | What it is | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EyeMax Overnight Cream skinbetter science |
Lines and crepiness, night | Retinoid technology for the eyes | $120 | |
| Interfuse Treatment Cream Eye 15mL skinbetter science |
Crow's feet, puffiness, darkness | Morning or evening | $115 | |
| Instant Effect Gel Eye 15ml skinbetter science |
Before an event | Visible short-term tightening | $105 | |
| Restorative Eye Treatment Alastin |
Puffiness and dark circles | TriHex Technology, per Alastin | $118 | |
| Eye Serum Plated Skin Science |
Exosome technology | Platelet-derived exosome eye serum | $138 |
How to apply eye cream
A rice-grain amount per eye, tapped along the orbital bone with your ring finger. The product migrates inward, so you do not need to go close to the lash line.
Dark circles, puffiness or lines?
Puffiness responds best to lighter gels in the morning. Lines and crepiness respond to retinoid and peptide creams at night. Dark circles have several causes, and a provider can tell you whether yours are pigment, thin skin or volume loss.
Questions people ask
Is a medical-grade eye cream worth it?
The eye area is the thinnest skin on the face, so formulas made for it matter.
Can I use retinol around my eyes?
Use one made for the eye area, such as EyeMax, and build up slowly.
What is the best eye cream for dark circles and wrinkles?
Interfuse Treatment Cream Eye targets both, along with puffiness.
Treatment at BHRC
Under-eye treatments
Hollows and volume loss under the eyes respond to treatment, not cream.
Keep reading
Products are dispensed by Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center, an authorized retailer. This guide is general education, not medical advice. Follow the aftercare instructions from your own provider.
