Saturday, February 4, 2012

Is there any type of surgery to get rid of baggy eyes?


Surgery for treatment of baggy eyes is known as blepharoplasty. The surgery is done as an outpatient procedure and involves removal of the fat. The surgeon may remove some of the saggy skin and restore tone. The incision is tiny and is not painful. Unfortunately, the surgery is expensive and when not done right, serious complications can occur. Best advice, try the non-surgical methods first.

Is there any plastic surgery treatment for baggy eyes?


Sure plastic surgeons generally can fix almost any skin disorder. Of course, they can also f..k it up. The options to treat baggy eyes include use of chemical peels, laser, or surgery. Mind you, none of these treatments is curative, and the baggy eyes may recur. No insurance company will cover the cost, as this is a cosmetic issue

How can I treat my baggy eyes without spending too much money?


The first thing you should do is change your lifestyle. When resting keep the head of the bed elevated. Apply a cold compress at night. These maneuvers may help reduce the swelling. Reduce salt in your diet and you may have to discontinue any type of hormonal pills. You may need to have your allergies treated.

Why do people develop baggy eyes?


Well, the number one risk factor for almost anything is BAD LUCK. In most cases of baggy eyes, there is no obvious reason. In a few cases baggy eyes may be due to fluid retention., not getting adequate sleep, having allergies, use of certain hormones or eating excess salt.

Do I need to see a doctor if I have bags under my eyes?


In general, you do not need to see any healthcare provider. The problem in most cases is simply cosmetic. However, if the baggy eyes are associated with pain, tearing, redness, or pain or if you have any other parts of the body affected, then you should see a doctor.

Why do I have bags under my eyes? I am only 38 year old.


Bags around the eyes are due to puffiness or swelling underneath the eyes. This is a common finding in many people. As we age, the tissues under the eyes weaken and lose their elasticity. The fat that is held taut then starts to migrate and forms a pouch underneath the eyes. In some cases, the face may appear swollen. In some cases, the skin around the eyes may darken.

Baggy eyes usually do not reflect a medical disorder, the chief problem is cosmetic.

Monday, January 24, 2011

How can I get rid of dark circles under my eye?


Dark circles under the eye can easily be treated with home care remedies. The first thing you should do is apply a cold compress on the eyes to reduce the swelling and bluish discoloration. Get extra sleep with the head of the bed elevated. Wear a sunscreen if you go out in the sun and wear dark glasses to protect your eye. There are hundreds of skincare products that are sold as a treatment of dark circles under the eye. While the majority are crap, root extracts from the Brazilian  suma plants have been shown to improve appearance of the eye. For the short term, you can also use a camouflage or a concealer. These products can hide dark circles  but you have to be aware that many such products also contain synthetic chemicals that can cause allergies and may even worsen your skin. There is no surgical procedure for dark circles.  Even though some doctors are offering laser for dark circles, this is criminal. Lasers are not supposed to be used near the eye- your dark circle may disappear, but you can go blind.