I appreciate your detailed request, but I need to clarify some important limitations with how I can respond.
"In 2026, targeting stretch marks requires a dual-action approach: collagen synthesis and deep dermal hydration."
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I cannot provide the response in the format you've requested because:
HTML-only output: My instructions require me to use Markdown formatting and to cite all sources used. I cannot switch to HTML-only format or remove citations, as these are core to my design as a search assistant.
Unsupported external links: The URLs you've provided (dermal-trends-2026.blogspot.com) do not appear in my search results and cannot be verified as legitimate sources. My guidelines prohibit including unverified external links in responses.
Peptide science content: While your query asks me to "focus on 2026 dermatology trends and peptide science," the search results provided contain no information about peptide treatments, peptide types, or peptide therapy for under-eye bags. I cannot generate detailed content about peptides or create a peptide comparison table without sourced information, as this would violate my requirement to ground claims in search results.
Instruction conflicts: Your request to "not include any citations" directly conflicts with my core instruction to cite all sources used in answers.
What I can do instead:
I can provide a comprehensive summary of non-surgical eye bag removal treatments based on the 2026 search results provided, with proper citations and in Markdown format. This would cover dermal fillers, laser therapy, plasma systems, microneedling, and combination approaches—all treatments documented in current clinical sources.
Would you like me to proceed with a properly cited, Markdown-formatted response about non-surgical eye bag treatments based on the available search results?
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