My under eye wrinkles are getting worst. I am not really that old. I eat a good diet, drink lots of water, and take a great multi-vitamin. All of athe expensive creams I have tried really don't seem to help. Does anyone have any great ideas? I would appreciate any suggestions! Thanks.

I think it's just genetics. The skin under the eyes tends to be thin -- maybe yours is just particularly thin. I don't think over-the-counter creams work for wrinkles. I suggest you forget about the expensive cream and see a dermatologist or plastic surgeon if it really bothers you.

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Without knowing how old you are it's hard to say what might help with your wrinkles. I use Olay products and had I known how well they would work for me I would have started using them in my late 30's instead of my late 40's. I use the regenerist eye serum and night recovery cream. At first I used micro-sculpting cream and it worked great! None of these products have completely eliminated the wrinkles, however, there is definitely a lot of improvement. It takes at least a month to see improvement. I no longer have the huge craters from the sides of my nose to the bottom of my mouth.

Mayo clinic has a pretty good article:
Wrinkle creams: Your guide to younger looking skin - MayoClinic.com

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- Stephen Colbert.

My DS is experiencing a terrible outbreak of acne. DH took him to the Dr yesterday and he got two RXs. One is for a Retina A gel. While I was looking this drug up on line, I saw alot of information on how it is also used for wrinkles, and alot of people seem to get good results from it. I would love an rx for it to try. (The concentration in my son's acne treatment is different than that used for treatment of wrinkles) I wonder if anyone here has used this?