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Can wearing eyeglasses cause my eyelids to look puffy?
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Maybe: Certain prescriptions of glasses, often for large amounts of far-sightedness, can magnify the appearance of the eyes and structures around the eyes, like the eyelids. I do not recall a patient ever specifically saying that their glasses made their eyelids look "puffy", though.
Answered 12/12/2015
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