1 trick to teach you how to distinguish eye bags, dark circles, tear grooves...

How to identify

Eye bags, dark circles, tear troughs, and bags under the eyes?

Eyes viewed from the side

The raised part is the eye bag!

Flat and pigmented, dark circles!

If it is concave, it is a tear trough!

The bags under the eyes appear only when you smile!

01 Eye bags

Eye bags are usually located under the eyes and are actually a condition caused by excess fat.

It appears no matter what expression you make. Smiling or not smiling, it is there, in a triangle or a semicircle.

Add to that the effects of light and shadow, and it becomes dark and convex.

02 Dark circles

Dark circles refer to the gray and dark condition around the eyes, and dark circles on the lower eyelids are most common.

It is divided into pigment type, vascular type, structural type and mixed type, and the causes are divided into disease factors and non-disease factors.

03 Tear Trough

The tear trough is a groove that starts from the inner corner of the eye and appears on the lower eyelid near the nose.

It is caused by the shrinkage and sagging of the soft tissue at the lower edge of the orbital septum. In some people, it may even extend to the cheeks.

04 Eye Bags

The eye bags under the eyes are the raised part 4-7 mm below the lower eyelashes, which are caused by local hypertrophy of the orbicularis oculi muscle.

There is a circle of muscles around the eyes. When we smile,

This muscle is contracted, so the bags under the eyes only appear when you smile.