Beauty Blogs: Non-Surgical Aesthetic Treatments in Singapore

People who pay more attention to their outward appearance know that concealing signs of ageing around the eyes can become more challenging as we grow older. Crow’s feet, droopy eyelids, dark eye circles and eye bags are just some common complaints that often accompany the ageing process. Unlike other visible signs of ageing, eye bags can be difficult to conceal if they are too puffy and swollen. What exactly are eye bags and why do some of us get them? Causes of eye bags As we grow older, tissue and other support structures around the eyes gradually weaken and sag. Ageing skin becomes too lax and tends to droop over time. The lack of muscles and collagen allow the excess fat surrounding the eyes to bulge out, shifting the fat into the lower eyelids and creating a small ‘baggage’ under the eyes. Other than intrinsic ageing, your dietary habits, sleeping pattern and even the environment can affect your physical appearance, including your eye bags. In some rare cases, allergies an

When we meet people for the first time, chances are you will first be drawn to their eyes before you notice other parts of the face. Hence, you want to commit to caring for your eyes as much as you possibly can. The eyes are among the first areas to reveal the very first signs of ageing. But why does that happen and what can you do about it?   Skin around the eyes is extremely thin Young, healthy skin is usually characterized by a thick epidermis with an abundance of collagen and elastin. These are key components that provide the skin firmness and elasticity. It is worth noting that the skin around the eyes is particularly thin compared to the rest of the body. This results in your eyes becoming more delicate and susceptible to premature ageing. Fragile, thin skin around the eyes also means that there is significantly less collagen, elastin and oil glands present around the eyes. With diminished functioning of oil glands and slower cell renewal, you can expect to see early