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Why does the skin around my eyes have a yellow tint?
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? Xanthelasma: Your description sounds like it could be related to xanthelasma which are lipid deposits in the skin around the eyes. If there are no deposits and it is a generalized yellowing, you can try improving water intake and getting your liver enzymes checked.
Answered 3/26/2017
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