How to remove under-eye bags

The appearance of under-eye bags not only affects aesthetics, but may also cause eye fatigue and blurred vision. They mainly form due to loosening of the eye muscles, decreased skin elasticity, and fat accumulation around the eyes. Methods for removing under-eye bags include:

1. Lifestyle adjustments: ensure adequate sleep and avoid staying up late, as sleep deprivation worsens under-eye bags; reduce salt intake to prevent fluid retention; maintain healthy eating habits and consume more foods rich in vitamin C and E to enhance skin elasticity.

2. Eye creams: using eye creams containing caffeine, vitamin K, and other ingredients can help, as these components reduce eye puffiness and improve blood circulation.

3. Cold compress: applying an ice pack or a cold, wet cotton pad to the eyes can constrict blood vessels and alleviate under-eye bags. Gently massaging the eye area can promote lymphatic circulation and help eliminate excess fluid and waste.

4. Blepharoplasty (lower eyelid surgery): this procedure removes excess skin and fat and tightens the muscles around the eyes. It is suitable for individuals with significant under-eye bags accompanied by loose skin and must be performed by an experienced plastic surgeon at a professional hospital. Postoperative rest and care are important to prevent infection.

5. Laser therapy: laser technology stimulates collagen regeneration and tightens the skin to improve under-eye bags. However, results may not be as noticeable as with surgery, and multiple treatments may be required.

When removing under-eye bags, it is important to choose appropriate methods according to individual conditions. It is recommended to seek medical advice and undergo professional treatment under a doctor's guidance.