What can I do about my eye area?

[DefoOther007]

Im using minoxidil for my eyebrows, using sunscreen and snail peptide eye cream developed for eyebags, getting 8 hours of sleep, eating clean and drinking 2+ litres of water per day, what else can I do to improve my eye area or other suggestions that may be more effective.

 

[vincentzygo]

lower eyelid repair asap

 

[willgotogandyheaven]

get a lash curler or lift to hide the uee you have

Im using minoxidil for my eyebrows, using sunscreen and snail peptide eye cream developed for eyebags, getting 8 hours of sleep, eating clean and drinking 2+ litres of water per day, what else can I do to improve my eye area or other suggestions that may be more effective.

 

[DefoOther007]

What to do about eye bags

get a lash curler or lift to hide the uee you have

 

[Zeekie]

What to do about eye bags

Well first, have you always had them?

 

[adarsh arya]

Im using minoxidil for my eyebrows, using sunscreen and snail peptide eye cream developed for eyebags, getting 8 hours of sleep, eating clean and drinking 2+ litres of water per day, what else can I do to improve my eye area or other suggestions that may be more effective.

your eye spacing seems a bit off .

 

[adarsh arya]

Im using minoxidil for my eyebrows, using sunscreen and snail peptide eye cream developed for eyebags, getting 8 hours of sleep, eating clean and drinking 2+ litres of water per day, what else can I do to improve my eye area or other suggestions that may be more effective.

try using oral minox it will help you with eyebrows and lashes

 

[DefoOther007]

Well first, have you always had them?

Yes

 

[DefoOther007]

try using oral minox it will help you with eyebrows and lashes

what else can I use for eyelash growth

 

[adarsh arya]

what else can I use for eyelash growth

maybe latisse

 

[Killer Queen]

Well first, have you always had them?

Yo Zeekie can u help me out i have exact the same under eyes and had them for my entire life, tried caffeine serums vit c ret and all this cope none of that did nothing, the only way is hardmaxx I assume. What do u think abt volufiline, would it help?

 

[Zeekie]

Yo Zeekie can u help me out i have exact the same under eyes and had them for my entire life, tried caffeine serums vit c ret and all this cope none of that did nothing, the only way is hardmaxx I assume. What do u think abt volufiline, would it help?

I guess this goes both for you and OP. If no serums have worked, and you've had eye bags for as long as you can remember, then it's likely a structural issue or simply lack of fat.

People with recessed orbital rims can also experience eye bags, the solution here would obviously be orbital rim implants, but frankly, this is likely not your case. (Again, likely, it doesn't mean it isn't you would ideally get assessment by a doctor or at the very least someone in the forum)

If your issue is lack of a fat then the most straight forward solution is fat grafting in the area, if you want a non-surgical option then filler can work. Volufiline may or may not work, I personally haven't tried it, but given the pretty poor research on the main compound of volufiline, and the sketchy nature of the company as a whole, I wouldn't bet on it working, either way, you lose nothing by trying it (aside from a few dollars).

Side note: If you have this issue, DO NOT USE THINGS LIKE LATISSE (as someone recommended), that will only make the issue worse.

 

[Killer Queen]

I guess this goes both for you and OP. If no serums have worked, and you've had eye bags for as long as you can remember, then it's likely a structural issue or simply lack of fat.

People with recessed orbital rims can also experience eye bags, the solution here would obviously be orbital rim implants, but frankly, this is likely not your case. (Again, likely, it doesn't mean it isn't you would ideally get assessment by a doctor or at the very least someone in the forum)

If your issue is lack of a fat then the most straight forward solution is fat grafting in the area, if you want a non-surgical option then filler can work. Volufiline may or may not work, I personally haven't tried it, but given the pretty poor research on the main compound of volufiline, and the sketchy nature of the company as a whole, I wouldn't bet on it working, either way, you lose nothing by trying it (aside from a few dollars).

Side note: If you have this issue, DO NOT USE THINGS LIKE LATISSE (as someone recommended), that will only make the issue worse.

Thank you man!