The strange thing is that there are not many who completely understand how eyebags come about, and what are the treatment options for them. Most people with problems around the eyes have either one of the following conditions, or a combination of them.   They may be:

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Prominent pretarsal muscles

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This is actually caused by the overactivity of the pretarsalis muscle, which is active in closing the eye.  When this muscle becomes too big, it forms a large “eyebag” under the eye, which is not only unattractive, but also casts a shadow on the skin below the eye, making it look even darker.

Prominent infra-orbital fat pads

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Many people have very prominent deposits of fat in the layer under the skin surrounding the eye.  This “fat pad” protrudes over the level of the skin, causing an unsightly bulge which may make a person’s eyes look “dopey” or “droopy”.

Sagging skin below the eye

As we age, the laxity of the skin on our face increases.  This leads to sagging of the skin, which may occur anywhere on the face and body.  The area around the eyes is not spared.   Increased laxity of the skin causes multiple lines and even worsens wrinkles.

Fluid retention

Fluid retention in the loose spaces under the eye can cause an unsightly bulge.  This is often referred to as a fluid sponge swelling, which can even be congenital (i.e. runs in the family)

Tear trough depression

Depression of the cheek below the area under the lower eye region can cause an apparent protrusion of the eyebag region.  The hollowing of the mid face region is usuallly caused by aging and loss of fats due to aging.

Dark eye circles

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This is caused by a number of factors, the commonest being thin skin below and around the eye region, which has fine blood vessels running below the skin. This causes the skin to take on a bluish, blackish tone which are commonly referred to as “panda” eyes. Many factors can contribute to this, including insufficient sleep, excessive rubbing, chronic allergies or just being born with very thin skin around the eyes.

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13 Responses to “Other Causes”

  1. David says:

    I am enquiring Eye Bag removal surgery for my wife . Typically what is the costs associated with eye bag removal ? Regards , David .

  2. zurina ismail says:

    I’m 48 yrs old and have an eye bag problem, i’ve got slight allergy problem. Can i remove the eyebag without affecting the eyes and what is the estimated cost for this procedure. If so how many days/day should i be admitted. Thanks

  3. Leon Tan says:

    Good evening,

    I would like to know where I do laser surgery to reomove eye bags in Singapore by qualified doctor. Where I can read more on laser surgery to remove eye bags. The website, I can visit.

    Regards

  4. admin says:

    Hi David, Zurina and Leon,

    We are an independent site, aiming to share our experience to our readers, thus, we do not have a comprehensive list of price and the financing plans provided by clinics in Singapore.

    We have emailed you some information that you may find useful.

  5. Kwan Kit Meng says:

    May I know what is the possible side effects and failures of the scarless eye bag removal surgery?

  6. admin says:

    Hi Kwan Kit Meng,

    Complications are very uncommon and rare and usually they can be treated. They may include, infection, pain, etc. Failure is more commonly associated with the traditional technique, where incisions are made through the skin and may include removal of excess skin. For the scarless technique (where incisions are from from inside the lower eyelid), we have yet to receive feedback of unsatisfactory or failure. But this may be because our site is pretty new, so we can’t speak on behalf of the bigger mass. :)

  7. Steven says:

    I m 55 age wish to remove my eyebags. Should I go for the laser or incision (cut) procedure? Cost is the not a great problem but preferred lesser pain and faster recovery.
    Which surgeon(s) is very established in either one of these procedures. Thanks.

  8. Edward Yong says:

    Could you pls recommend a qualified laser surgery to remove eye bags. Thanks

  9. admin says:

    Hi Edward and Steven,

    We have emailed you. :)

  10. hilda ong says:

    I’m 48 yrs old and have an eye bag problem.my eyebag is as big as a fifthy cents coin.is it painful. and dose its need surgey n sitches? and roughy how much dose its cost.need more advise and courage.thank you

  11. hilda ong says:

    could you pls recommend a qualified doctor.thank you.

  12. admin says:

    Hi Hilda,

    From feedback from readers, average cost is about S$3,000 (scarless).

  13. Renie says:

    require not to publish.

    Hi, i am 42 years old fm Jkt, and plan to travel Sin to do removal of eyebags. i have tyroid, wandering if allowed to do the surgery. and, if either surgery or laser, how many days do i require to stay in Sin? how much will it cost? upper part of my eyes are also loose w/ excess oil, this might require tightening up.

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