Question 1

how do you remove eyebags?

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Plastic surgery???: Age 24 is a bit young for fat bulges but a visit to a plastic surgeon can help you find out if they are genetically related and/or surgically correctable. Otherwise, rest, head elevation, antihistamines, and cosmetics!

Question 2

what is the best meds to remove eyebags?

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Sleep/eye cream: One can remove edema of the lids with better sleep
regimen, 10 hrs/night and using OTC eye cream for removing wrinkles and swelling around the eyelids
overnight.

Question 3

please advise what is the best way to remove eyebags without surgery?

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Fat: If there is excess fat pockets and skin only surgery can provide a good result.

Question 4

how can i remove dark bags under eyes?

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Varies by cause: Dark circles under the eyes can be caused by brown pigment in the skin, thinning of the skin so that the blood shows through, or by the shadow cast by a "bag" under the eye, or by a combination. The skin can be lightened by microdermabrasion and skin lighteners. The bag can be surgically improved with a lower lid blepharoplasty. Not much to offer except concealer for thin skin. Good luck!

Question 5

what causes eyebags?

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Number of reasons: Sags under the eyes can be from number of reasons including thyroid, poor sleep quality, genetics, etc.  If it is bothersome, have a professional take a look.

Question 6

how to avoid eyebags?

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: Don't party so much and sleep longer to see if it helps in you.

Question 7

can eyebags cause inferior scleral show?

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Eye lid: Lose eyelid or lid laxity can cause scale rail show , eye bags meaning redundant eyelid skin does not cause scleral show. Many times lis laxity and bags can happen together.

Question 8

what really cause my eyebags? i sleep 6-8 hours daily.

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Tough to say: Sometimes genetics plays a role and if a family member  (mom/dad/ grandparents) have 'baggy eyes, ' than that may predispose you to have the same condition.  Allergies also, despite normal sleep habits, can cause baggy/puffy eyes.  Hope this helps.

Question 9

red itchy eyebags?

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Contact Dermatitis: Contact dermatitis of the eyelid is mediated by a type IV hypersensitivity reaction in allergic contact dermatitis and by direct toxic effect in irritant contact dermatitis. It is more often caused by a product applied to the hair, nails, or face than by products applied directly to the eyelids. See your dermatologist for treatment and a patch test to find out what you are allergic to.

Question 10

how to get rid of eyebags?

Accepted Answer

Bags: Eyes can get bags due to a number of reasons including allergies, crying, salty food, sleeping on the belly, and lack of sleep.  The skin under the eyes is some of the thinnest in the entire body.  It is very susceptible to fluid shifts.  Thus, rubbing the eyes, heavy eye makeup and drinking alcohol can also make them worse.  More rarely, it could be thyroid or kidney problems.

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