PUFFY under-eyes can be rejuvenated using a tool that’s most effective when kept in the fridge, a doctor revealed. Dr. Anatalia Moore shared three powerful ingredients among her tips for keeping the “delicate” skin around the eyes smooth.
Dr. Moore is a skin specialist with an aesthetics clinic in Manchester, England, and over 11 years of clinical experience. Speaking to The U.
S Sun, she revealed that under-eyes is one of the most common areas to be dissatisfied with. She said the area can be complicated to treat and using the wrong methods can worsen the appearance of under-eye bags. “This is especially true for eye-treatment staples of both tear trough filler and anti-wrinkle treatments used for crow's feet,” she said.
Dr. Moore shared advice for safely targeting under-eye bags. She said active ingredients such as retinoids, peptides, and vitamin C can be beneficial in skincare routines.
They help to strengthen and repair the structure of the skin, which “is a must to reduce laxity” and help reduce under-eye concerns. She said the formation of eye bags is influenced by how the face changes with age. “The skin becomes more lax and so hangs and wrinkles easily,” she said.
“The fat layers under the skin that pad out the under-eye reduce as well as what remains of them becoming more floppy. “The bones that provide support around the eye shrinks. “The efficiency of lymphatic drainage weakens causing fluid to accumulate.
This all means that laxer skin and .