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Keep your allergy symptoms under control by avoiding triggers and taking prescription or over-the-counter allergy medications, as directed by your doctor. Use a cool, damp washcloth as an eye compress, preferably while you’re sitting upright. You can also use cucumber slices or cold, damp tea bags to help reduce swelling.

If the swelling becomes severe, painful, itchy, red or persistent, see an eye doctor. How to get rid of bags under your eyesMicroneedling (promotes collagen production to help firm skin and fade hyperpigmentation, which can offset the look of bags and dark circles) If under-eye bags leave you looking like you’ve been out-out on th e prosecco (when you were actually in bed by nine), you might want to read this… Not-so-fun fact: The skin under your eyes is ten times thinner than any other skin on your body, which makes it more prone to swelling (caused by gathering excess fluids), and discolouration (the network of blood vessels visible through transparent skin). This is why the area is prone to puffiness and dark circles, aka eye bags. When the bags under your eyes are a result of environmental or health issues, simple home remedies and lifestyle changes may help reduce their appearance. It could also be that your folks passed on the gift of deep-set eyes (cheers, guys), something even an industrial-strength concealer won’t disguise. “Pigmentation problems can also run in families of colour due to extra melanin in the skin,” adds Ezra.

Vrcek I, et al. Infraorbital dark circles: A review of the pathogenesis, evaluation and treatment. Journal of Cutaneous and Aesthetic Surgery. 2016; doi:10.4103/0974-2077.184046. Riddle me this: if sleep is so important for well-rested eyes, then why is peeper puff worse in the morning? “A good night’s sleep will stop congestion from building up in the veins and making the under-eyes appear darker,” explains Dr Thivi Maruthappu, Consultant dermatologist for the Skin Health Alliance and Olay. But when we sleep, we lie flat and don't blink, which allows fluids to gather and settle temporarily. Try raising your head up with an extra pillow to encourage drainage and apply your eye cream using gentle sweeping motions along the orbital bone (from the inside corner to the outside) to help speed up lymph drainage. Fluid retention can also be nixed by staying hydrated, avoiding too much salt and eating potassium-rich foods (banana split, anyone?) 2. Find the right eye cream Patient education: Allergic rhinitis. American Academy of Family Physicians. https://www.clinicalkey.com/#!/content/patient_handout/5-s2.0-pe_AAFP_allergic-rhinitis_en. Accessed Nov. 12, 2021. Get plenty of sleep; the CDC recommends at least 7 to 9 hours of sleep every night for adults, depending on your age.Excess fluid in the body can also pool in this area, making the lower eyelids look even more puffy and swollen. Any shadows or discolored skin under the eyes will make eye bags look more prominent.

If you’re a smoker, make every effort to quit. Avoiding smoking is not only good for your general health and eyesight; it will also slow the collagen loss that thins the skin. Stop smoking. Everyone loses collagen as they age. That’s a protein that helps keep skin tight. But smoking makes you lose it faster, which can contribute to eye bags.Avoid screens, such as televisions, cell phones, and other electronic devices, for 1 hour before bedtime. Lower collagen levels cause the skin and underlying muscles all over the body to lose elasticity and tone. This sagging is especially noticeable around the eyes because the skin there is very thin.

While you may not be able to get rid of eye bags, you may be able to reduce their appearance with some practices and topical products. These can include getting enough sleep, sleeping elevated, quitting smoking if you smoke, and applying sunscreen. Topical products containing retinol may also help. How can I tighten the skin under my eyes?There are different approaches to reducing under-eye puffiness, depending on the cause. At-home treatments can temporarily shrink lower lids that are sometimes swollen from fluid pooling in the undereye area. Halt the salt. If you’re a little heavy-handed with the salt shaker -- or enjoy high-sodium foods like pizza and potato chips -- switch to something less salty. Sodium makes your body retain fluid and can cause bags to form.