WHAT ARE THE LEADING CAUSES OF UNDER-EYE BAGS?
According to Dr. Nikki Hill, board certified Atlanta based dermatologist, “under eye bags are a common term for volume changes under the eye.” These volume changes can happen as a result of age, genetics, hydration level, sodium intake, alcohol consumption, allergies, sleep deprivation, and more.
HOW ARE UNDER EYE BAGS TREATED?
TOPICAL SOLUTIONS FOR UNDER EYE BAGS
The treatment for under-eye bags varies based on the severity of the under-eye protrusion. So let’s start with the very basic — If your bags appear after a long night of partying and overindulging in salty snacks and alcohol, your under-eye puffiness is likely just fluid retention. Be sure to drink lots of water and get plenty of rest. You can also use a cold compress, cold tea bags, cucumber slices, or an ice roller to help reduce bags. For those with mild puffiness that lingers, you might consider the continued use of eye creams that contain caffeine. Caffeine is vasoconstrictive — it restricts blood flow, thereby reducing puffiness.
RADIO FREQUENCY FOR UNDER EYE BAGS
Topical solutions and dietary changes are the first steps to treating under-eye puffiness. When that puffiness turns into something a bit more permanent, it’s time to go beyond the surface of the skin. “Bags can be caused by the fat pads protruding through the skin. Tightening this area with a good RF (Radio Frequency) device such as the EndyMed iFine becomes an essential and effective treatment,” Dr. Gold. EndyMed’s iFine uses non-invasive radiofrequency to reduce fat pads and improved eye contour. It also helps to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Read more
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