Please fix my eyebags

[Onthedoubleline]

I’m only 38, I’ve always had dark circles but they’ve grown into proper eye bags now and I feel so haggard. The rest of my skin is very clear, slightly combination.

Id love to hear anything that has worked, Botox or lifestyle, Facebook creams.

Thanks so much x

How do you think you know better than someone who's had a successful experience of surgery?

You're not talking from experience.

I use “My perfect eyes” costs less than £15, bottle lasts for ages and product stays put all day.
shake it for 10-15 secs put small amount under the eyes and wait for it to dry, works straight away but you can’t use oil based foundation etc on top.
its nothing short of a miracle worker.

I don't think bleph surgery is a sick American habit or done to attract men!

I also agree with others that you won't get rid of eye bags like that by cutting out dairy and doing lymphatic drainage. It's a straightforward day procedure, and one I would have in the future if need be. There's an informative thread somewhere in style and beauty.

Yes, it will since most are to do with sinus and allergies.She is only 38, she can turn it round. I have at an older age
As to calcium there are plenty of other better sources, this is not novel news.
Afterall Japanese women traditionally had less osteo than western women, and no dairy.
But since introduction of Western diet that gap is getting smaller.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S8756328298001148

Yes really of course plastic surgery is an American trend although its everywhere now.
And in 2021 it grew in the US by a whopping 54%.
You dont think thats sick?
You are not a car to have parts chopped. Surgery cause trauma one way or another and mistakes happen.
Its born out of self loathing, the search for perfection and the crassest of beauty ideals, and of course group and marketing manipulation that plays on ones insecurities.
And it is addictive, once started, hard to stop, a 'tweak' here or there'.
Cut cut cut, money money money

As to cutting your hair being the same as cutting flesh, thats a stupid sick analogy.
But yes you are free to chop yourself up as long as no one else is involved, and you dont burden the NHS if it goes wrong.
Knock yourself out

I know it’s not @BorisJohnsonsWigGlue in the photo. Quite by chance, I have just come across a remarkably similar photo advertising a different eye product.

I mean you do you, but if the choices here are

a. Pony up multiple thousands of pounds to have non-essential surgery
b. Cut out all dairy apart from for some reason butter and put myself on a (caps optional) PARSLEY diet
c. take my chances with a few dots of concealer when I’d like to look a bit less like Droopy but generally just learn to embrace my imperfections

I’m going c every time 😁

It's on offer on the actual site - just bought some - thankyou!

Did she have nasolabial fold filler as well, because those are also improved in the 'after' photo.