How to remove under-eye bags

Bags under the eyes typically refer to the swollen area below the eyes, often caused by aging, genetic factors, skin laxity, fat accumulation, or chronic lack of sleep. There are multiple methods for reducing under-eye bags; the following are some common approaches: 1. Lifestyle adjustments: Ensure adequate sleep; control salt intake to reduce swelling; avoid excessive alcohol and caffeine consumption, as they may cause dehydration and worsen eye bags. 2. Eye care: Use eye creams containing retinol, which can help tighten the skin; gently massage the eye area to promote blood circulation; apply cold compresses to help alleviate swelling. 3. Non-surgical treatments: Cosmetic procedures such as radiofrequency skin tightening and laser therapy can tighten the skin; chemical peels or microneedling can improve skin texture. 4. Surgical treatments: Blepharoplasty (lower eyelid surgery), which removes excess skin and fat through an incision; minimally invasive procedures such as transconjunctival approach (internal incision), suitable for individuals with good skin elasticity and younger skin. Note that each person's condition varies, so it is best to consult a doctor before choosing a treatment method. If eye bags are accompanied by other symptoms such as pain or changes in vision, prompt medical attention is advised.