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Really puffy prominent eye bags. should i be worried?
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Eye bags: Puffy eye bags often improve using cool compresses, artificial tears, getting adequate sleep, and controlling allergies. If no improvement, try serum skin tightening, laser skin treatments, or surgical excision.
Answered 4/2/2013
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