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How To Get Rid Of Dark Circles
Everybody is different, so few of these remedies might work for you while others might not work for you. These are some of the home remedies that you can try to get rid of those dark circles.
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Sleep: Fatigue and a lack of sleep may cause dark circles under your eyes. It might also make you look paler, which may make your dark circles appear darker. Make sure you are getting seven to eight hours of sleep each night and practicing great sleep hygiene. Having proper sleep is a must.
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Elevation: When you sleep, try to keep extra pillows under your head to reduce the puffiness of fluid pooling in your lower eyelids.
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Cold: A few times dilated blood vessels can darken the area under your eyes. A cold compress may cause the blood vessels to constrict, which can result in a lessening of the dark circles. Apply a cold compress for about 10 minutes in the morning and evening.
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Sun: Reduce or remove sun exposure to your face. wear an eye cream with sunscreen that helps filter blue light every day.
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Moisturizers: There are a number of over-the-counter moisturizers that may help you with the dark circles under your eyes. Most of them contain caffeine, vitamin E, aloe, hyaluronic acid, and retinol. Make sure to apply moisturizer every day.
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Cucumber: Natural healing recommends chilling thick slices of cucumbers and then placing the chilled slices on the dark circles for about 10 minutes. Then rinse the area with water. Repeat this treatment two times a day.
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Almond Oil And Vitamin E: Natural healing mixing- equal amounts of almond oil and vitamin E and then, just prior to bedtime, gently massage the mixture on the dark circles. In the Morning, wash your eyes and under your eyes with cold water. Repeat the process nicely until the dark circles disappear.
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Tea Bags: Natural healers tell us to soak two teabags using caffeinated tea in warm water and then chill the bags in the refrigerator for a few minutes. Place a bag on each eye. After a few minutes remove the tea bags and rinse under the eyes with cold water.
What Your Doctor May Suggest For Dark Circles
Your doctor may offer a medical option, depending on their diagnosis of the cause of the circles under your eyes. That recommendation can include the following.
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Skin-lightening cream: To lighten under-eye hyperpigmentation, a dermatologist may prescribe a skin-lightening cream with azelaic acid, kojic acid, glycolic acid, or hydroquinone. Few of these creams, in formulas with lower percentages of the active ingredient, are available over the counter.
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Laser Therapy: This treatment uses heat energy to vaporize damaged cells. The darker pigment under the eyes might be targeted. With lightening darker skin tones, laser therapy can induce new collagen formation.
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Chemical peels: A dermatologist might recommend a chemical peel to lighten dark pigmentation under the eyes. Commonly these can include glycolic acid, retinoic acid, or hydroquinone. The dermatologist might suggest a Jessner peel, which includes a combination of salicylic acid, lactic acid, and resorcinol.
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Blepharoplasty: Fat may be surgically removed in a lower lid blepharoplasty by a plastic surgeon, oculoplastic surgeon, or dermatologic surgeon. The procedure might decrease the shadow cast by your eyelid, which may decrease the appearance of dark circles.
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Fillers: A hyaluronic acid-based dermal filler which is Restylane or Juvederm may be injected into the tissue under the eye by an ophthalmologist, dermatologist, plastic surgeon, or specially trained healthcare provider. Fillers benefit the volume loss under the eye, which can cause dark circles.
When To See A Doctor
If swelling and discoloration appear under only one eye, you might talk to your doctor about it, especially if it appears to get worse over time.
A doctor or dermatologist will help to diagnose and classify dark eye circles, which might help people choose the best appropriate treatment or lifestyle change. Doctors may also benefit people by managing their expectations around the effectiveness of each treatment.
Be prepared in mind that most treatments require months of daily use before a person notices any significant change.
Few times doctors can suggest noninvasive techniques, which are intense pulsed light, radiofrequency, q-switched lasers, and pulsed dye lasers, to reduce the appearance of dark circles under the eyes.
Conclusion
These are a number of home remedies and medical treatments for removing or reducing the appearance of dark circles. You should check with your doctor to see which one is best for you. Certain lifestyle changes — like moisturizing and not staying up all night could improve dark circles.
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