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Skin & Hair Concerns
Question #10671
1 year ago
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How to reduce Genetic dark circles?

Mridusmrita

I have genetic dark circleshow to get rid of this plz tell me bcz i get bullied becauseof this in school and college i apply everythingbut i didn't see any thing and i also have that much money to do something

Age: 20
Chronic illnesses: No
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Hello dear Please be aware See you can apply face wash or alovera gel for improvement In addition please take adequate rest to prevent reoccurrence I suggest you to please contact plastic surgeon for better clarification Regards Regards

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Investigation 1) CBC 2) Vitamin B12

1) demelan Cream Apply at night below eyes 2) Face wash ethiglo Apply twice daily 3) sun scoop brightening sunscreen spf50 Apply twice daily

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Grate raw potato, extract juice Soak cotton pads, place on eyes for 15–20 mins Do this daily at night for 3 weeks

Lacto Calamine Sunscreen 30++ Apply aloevera gel over night

Diet Daily:

2–3 soaked almonds

1–2 walnuts

1 spoon flax seeds or chia seeds

1 cup carrot, cucumber, or beetroot salad

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Genetic dark circles can be stubborn, but regular care can reduce their appearance. Use cold used green tea bags or a mix of aloe vera gel and vitamin E under the eyes daily, and sleep 7–8 hours with head slightly elevated. Please consult a dermatologist at a government hospital for affordable, long-term solutions like under-eye creams with kojic acid or niacinamide.

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Genetic dark circles can be challenging since they often have deeper roots than just lifestyle factors. They can be due to skin pigmentation, thin skin revealing blood vessels, or a combination of those. Although you can’t completely erase them, several approaches can help minimize their appearance. First, ensure you are well-hydrated and get sufficient sleep – lack of both can exacerbate darkness. Eye care creams containing retinoids or hyaluronic acid may help over time, by either stimulating collagen production or providing hydration, reducing their appearance. Look for creams with vitamin C, kojic acid, or licorice extract which can gradually lighten pigmentation. A balanced diet, rich in antioxidants, can also support skin health. Applying cold compresses or chilled, used tea bags can temporarily reduce puffiness caused by underlying blood vessels. While home remedies like cucumber slices or almond oil don’t have strong scientific backing, some people find them soothing, and trying them won’t be harmful. Make-up, such as concealers, can immediately cover dark circles and become a part of your daily routine for a quick fix without any complex procedures. Sunscreen is crucial, even around the eyes, to prevent worsening pigmentation. If home measures fall short, a dermatologist might discuss other options like laser therapy or chemical peels. Be cautious with any treatments to avoid irritation, especially since your budget is a concern. Opt for cost-effective solutions and prioritize maintaining a healthy lifestyle, as these build a foundation for skin health.

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