Yes, dark circles maybe not a life or death situation, but I believe dark circles could be selected as one the top three in “10 things that I hate the most” poll ( if there is ):). If you have tried eye creams, home remedies to food elimination experiments, would you dare to consider “Fat Transplantation” to remove dark circles?

Excerpt from Dermadoctor

Fat transplantation has become a popular method of dealing with recalcitrant dark circles, mainly when puffiness is not an issue. Fat is removed from the hip, thigh or buttock through a syringe or liposuction cannula from locally anesthetized skin, rinsed and then injected under the skin into the hollow.

Added fat instantly plumps up skin and neutralizes shadows. It also helps reduce visibility of veins that peek out from beneath the surface. Fat transplantation is typically performed by plastic surgeons, and sometimes by dermatologists. It isn’t a permanent solution and you may need to undergo more than one treatment in order to see results but it may be worthwhile.

I’ve not found any testimonial or references from people who undergo “Fat Transplantation” either in the forums or web sites.

However if you like to know more, you can check out Dr. Seckel’s dark circles surgery articles at Dark Circles Under Eye.

Or if you prefer non-surgery type, you can check out my article here about Losing Dark Circles Without Surgery.