malar bags

[dzoe]

how bad are my malar bags and how can i make them less noticable (its mostly noticable in overhead lighting)

 

[true.perso.chad]

how bad are my malar bags and how can i make them less noticable (its mostly noticable in overhead lighting)

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bb cream, tinted serum or clav method

 

[Delon_True_Beauty]

i also used to have them, to a milder degree in my case. What really helped for me was derma rolling plus adapalene and being properly hydrated as well.

 

[dzoe]

i also used to have them, to a milder degree in my case. What really helped for me was derma rolling plus adapalene and being properly hydrated as well.

is retinol a good substitute for adapalene? also everyone tells me theyre not noticable or not a bad flaw but i cant help but notice them every time i look in the mirror, so i always try to get second hand opinions

 

[Delon_True_Beauty]

is retinol a good substitute for adapalene? also everyone tells me theyre not noticable or not a bad flaw but i cant help but notice them every time i look in the mirror, so i always try to get second hand opinions

yeah i know what you are talking about, telling people how horrible it looks, and them saying, " No bro, it looks fine". I think you will make some progress with retinol, that is what I started with and it helped a little. You can use that until you feel comfortable upgrading to stronger topical creams like tazarotene or tretinoin or adapalene.

 

[dzoe]

yeah i know what you are talking about, telling people how horrible it looks, and them saying, " No bro, it looks fine". I think you will make some progress with retinol, that is what I started with and it helped a little. You can use that until you feel comfortable upgrading to stronger topical creams like tazarotene or tretinoin or adapalene.

thank you i will try this, the malar crease i have is genetic ive noticed since i was a little kid so if these treatments dont work i will probably look into surgical options when i get older