Having under-eye bags can significantly enhance one's appearance. When people with under-eye bags smile, their eyes sparkle like stars, radiating charm and making them approachable.So how can one achieve such under-eye bags?
First, make a "pouty" expression—the cute, slightly puckered mouth you make when acting adorable. Then form a scissor hand gesture with both hands, pressing just below the inner and outer corners of your eyes.Visualize a joyful scene while keeping your eyes wide open or gazing upward. Slightly squint like someone with nearsightedness, contracting the eyelids while keeping the upper eyelid and eyebrows still. Maintain relaxed facial muscles elsewhere. Performing this exercise once in the morning and once at night yields excellent results.Repeat contracting and relaxing the lower eyelid 100 times, divided into five sets of 20 repetitions each. This is the fastest and most effective method, particularly suitable for those whose eyes look more attractive when smiling than when not smiling. Practicing this movement yields noticeable results for forming lower eyelid bags, with visible definition appearing immediately after completion.Persist with this daily, and after some time, the lower eyelid pouch will become a permanent feature. This eliminates the need for daily makeup application or consulting plastic surgeons. However, this method isn't suitable for those with pronounced under-eye bags. A flattering lower eyelid pouch should be narrow, not exceeding half the width of the eye. Anything wider resembles an under-eye bag.If there's significant fat in the lower eyelid, the practiced under-eye pouches may appear wider due to fat coverage, resulting in an unattractive look. In fact, for some men: if they notice your "under-eye pouches," it likely means they perceive them as unattractive—essentially "eye bags."
For those seeking quick results, medical aesthetics offer solutions:
1. Hyaluronic acid injection for under-eye pouches: This is a precise injection technique that requires skill. The filler must be injected in a thin, continuous line beneath the eye to create the desired pouch. If injected too thickly or unevenly, it can result in sagging eye bags. Always seek a professional practitioner.
2. Artificial dermis for under-eye pouches: Primarily composed of collagen, artificial dermis not only provides volume but also promotes vascular and fibrous tissue growth toward the center, making it an effective filler material. However, the eye area absorbs autologous fat injections less readily, and fat survival rates are relatively high. Therefore, injections should be administered sparingly.