High Cholesterol Eye Bags

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high cholesterol eye bags

Dark circles can result from the loss of subcutaneous fat beneath the eyes, skin laxity, hollowness of periorbital tissues and shadowing caused by orbicularis oculi muscle shadowing – all contributing factors for their appearance. Anhydrous cosmetic products containing glycerinum, vitamin C and nicotinic acid as well as extracts of Salvia miltiorrhizae or Rhizoma gastrodiae could be helpful in diminishing their appearance.

Treatment

The skin around the eyes is particularly susceptible to wrinkles, dryness and other conditions that affect other parts of the face and body. Puffiness due to fluid retention often results in puffy or baggy eyes; for this reason treatment for high cholesterol eye bags usually involves medications and lifestyle modifications; some treatments include breathing carbogen (increases blood flow to retina) or carbon dioxide (reduces fluid accumulation).

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Dr. Shaun Larsen

Dr. Shaun Larsen specializes in the areas of low vision services as well as enhancing vision with contact lenses and he enjoys bringing a smile to the faces of his patients when he can help them see well enough to read, write, and sometimes even drive again. After receiving his undergraduate degree from Utah State University, he went on to obtain his Doctor of Optometry degree from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee. He keeps up to date with the latest technology and specialty devices to help his patients regain their visual independence. “There is nothing more gratifying than helping a patient who has been told ‘nothing more can be done’ to see again.” – Dr. Larsen

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