Patient's question:
I am 30 years old this year, and the skin around my eyes has become loose after giving birth, which bothers me a lot. I want to change myself, but surgery is still a big deal after all. I would like to hear some advice from the doctor. What kind of help I want: Should I have surgery to get rid of eye bags?Doctor's answer:
It's best not to have surgery, as eye bags are simply swelling of the lower eyelids. There are many reasons for eye bags, including hereditary factors, age, kidney problems, and lack of sleep. To address recurring eye bags, in addition to identifying the cause and treating it accordingly, pay attention to the following aspects:1. Ensure sufficient deep sleep, improve sleep quality, and drink less water before bed.
2. Massage the eyelids frequently to promote blood circulation.
3. Eat more foods rich in vitamins A and B, such as carrots, potatoes, soy products, and animal liver.
4. You can try using cucumber and apple slices as eye masks, which can provide significant relief.
If you apply the viscous liquid from vitamin E capsules to the lower eyelid skin for four weeks, massaging it each night before bed, you can often achieve excellent results in completely eliminating lower eye bags and reducing signs of aging.