Do you wonder why you have puffy eyes or how you may get rid of the bags that seem to be beneath your eyes? The good news is that bags under your eyes, even though they might be annoying, do not typically affect your vision or health.

A few distinct causes can lead to the development of eye bags, including fluid retention, fat shifting to a different region below the eye, and, in some instances, specific medical disorders. As you age, you might recognize the appearance of bags around your eyes, a typical phenomenon. Eye clinic (คลินิกทำตา, which is the term in Thai) offers various medical options to treat your under-eye bags. Bags and dark circles can be a real problem, but this treatment can help eliminate them.

Medical Treatments

Here are two ways to treat your under-eye bags:

Surgical

Surgeons can accomplish a more refined look with an outpatient procedure called a lower eyelid lift, which is also called blepharoplasty. During this operation, surgeons tighten skin and muscles around the eyes and move fat from the lower face. Under-eye bags are typically eliminated permanently after a lower eyelid lift; it is highly uncommon for patients to require additional touch-ups in the future.

Non-Invasive

Filler: Under their supervision, a local anesthetic in an eye clinic injects a filler material—typically hyaluronic acid, a jelly-like substance—at the junction of the cheek and under-eye area to create a seamless transition between the two regions—the typical duration for the effects to last between six and twelve months.

Laser resurfacing is a treatment that uses a laser to eliminate fine lines and wrinkles from the skin around the eyes. Firmer skin is another benefit of this treatment since it promotes the production of new collagen. Depending on your skin type and the sun exposure, the effects could last for years.

Peel: Chemical peels can treat your Wrinkled skin around the eyes, which removes the outermost layers of skin. A chemical solution in-office dissolves old skin cells and exposes tighter, more toned skin. Depending on your skin type and the amount of sun exposure, the effects can last for a few years.

You should consult a medical professional before removing the bags beneath your eyes. Everything from OTC drugs to surgical procedures falls under this category. Despite the largely benign nature of this disease, the optimal treatment depends on the recommendation of a qualified specialist, such as an ophthalmologist.