Dark Circles Are dark circles a serious health problem? Not r | Dr. Mike Varshavski

Dark Circles

Are dark circles a serious health problem? Not really, but many people feel that dark circles under their eyes make them look tired, older, or unhealthy.

Why do I have dark circles under my eyes?
Although dark circles under your eyes are most commonly caused by fatigue, there are other causes as well, including:

allergies
allergic rhinitis (hay fever)
atopic dermatitis (eczema)
contact dermatitis
heredity
pigmentation irregularities
scratching or rubbing eyes
sun exposure

What vitamin is good for dark circles under eyes?
According to Rashidi, using vitamin E oil and almond oil together on the under-eye area can help to lighten dark circles and reduce under-eye puffiness, due to the combination of anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that these two oils contain.

Do banana peels help dark circles?
Banana peel can also help to lighten up under eye dark circles. ... The potassium peel and moisturising aloe gel will help to treat under-eye bags and circles.

Are dark circles permanent?
Although having dark circles under your eyes typically isn't a health concern, you might want them to disappear for cosmetic reasons. There are a number of home remedies and medical treatments for removing or reducing the appearance of dark circles. You should check with your doctor to see which one is best for you.

Treatments
Applying cold compresses under the eyes, elevating the head during sleep and getting adequate sleep may help to prevent dark circles. Using concealers and creams may also help.

Tea bags may help lessen dark circles and puffiness under the eyes. Caffeine has antioxidant properties and stimulates blood circulation around the eyes

Seeking medical care
See a doctor if you develop discolouration and swelling under just one eye.

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