whats the cause for hyperpigmentation on the outer corner of the eye?

[Deleted member 46404]

i dont have eyebags or tear troughs i just have this, whats the cause and how do i fix it? volufiline? i think it has something to do with thin skin around the orbitals

 

[traveler]

melanin production

same as how some people have darker area around the mouth

 

[Deleted member 46404]

melanin production

same as how some people have darker area around the mouth

thank god i dont have that, only curries do ngl

 

[Deleted member 46404]

melanin production

same as how some people have darker area around the mouth

anyway to fix it? my mom pointed it out one time so its noticeable to people

 

[traveler]

anyway to fix it? my mom pointed it out one time so its noticeable to people

yeah might be surgery

u got to talk to a skin doctor to see what are the best option for your skin

 

[wsada]

Idk

 

[Deleted member 46404]

Idk

ok

 

[Deleted member 30107]

west and south asian feature

 

[Deleted member 46404]

west and south asian feature

? how exactly is that a south and west asian feature

 

[EdouardManlet]

It's not hyperpigmentation, it's bruising caused by the way your face interacts with your pillow (usually called "sleep lines" but i've found bruising is also common)

Plastering your face to prevent sleep lines theory

As I begin to hit my late 20s, I've started to notice some wrinkling beginning to form on the outside of my eyes. At first, I thought I was just getting old and started doubling down on skincare. This has made my skin look a lot better but these specific wrinkles persisted. Then I did some...

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Low friction pillow theory has been proven.

A couple of months back I posted a thread about sleep lines and trying to prevent them. https://looksmax.org/threads/plastering-your-face-to-prevent-sleep-lines-theory.627770/ After that post on top of using low friction pillows I also started wearing silk eye masks when I go to bed, kinda...

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[Deleted member 46404]

It's not hyperpigmentation, it's bruising caused by the way your face interacts with your pillow (usually called "sleep lines" but i've found bruising is also common)

Plastering your face to prevent sleep lines theory

As I begin to hit my late 20s, I've started to notice some wrinkling beginning to form on the outside of my eyes. At first, I thought I was just getting old and started doubling down on skincare. This has made my skin look a lot better but these specific wrinkles persisted. Then I did some...

looksmax.org

Low friction pillow theory has been proven.

A couple of months back I posted a thread about sleep lines and trying to prevent them. https://looksmax.org/threads/plastering-your-face-to-prevent-sleep-lines-theory.627770/ After that post on top of using low friction pillows I also started wearing silk eye masks when I go to bed, kinda...

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so silk pillows?

 

[EdouardManlet]

so silk pillows?

Yeah give them a try.

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

it’s cool, i have it too. Look like you have longer eyes and PCT

 

[Deleted member 46404]

it’s cool, i have it too. Look like you have longer eyes and PCT

looks like shit when you try squinting though

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

looks like shit when you try squinting though

what? no? you just mentalcelling

 

[Deleted member 46404]

what? no? you just mentalcelling

also they do not make your PFL wider lol, only lateral eyelashes can do that

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

just moisturize and put some eye cream on it and it won’t be as visibile.

You could also put some concealer

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

also they do not make your PFL wider lol, only lateral eyelashes can do that

ok