Hooded eyelids can be caused due to genetic factors or aging. So do you have hooded eyelids and planning to contact a surgeon to treat them? Here are some natural remedies you can try to get rid of hooded eyelids.
You can easily use these easy and convenient tips to fix hooded eyes, without any surgery and side effects.
What Causes of Hooded Eyes?
Many people suffer from this situation. And even some most beautiful people in the world have hooded eyelids too.
A hooded eyelid might be a bit seductive, but often gives a sleepy eye look and can cause visual problems if not treated. The medical term for hooded eyelids is ptosis.
Hooded eyelids are normal for aged people. But if you were not born with a hooded eyelid, and the condition becomes severe you should consult your doctor.
Some of the causes for hooded eyelids are smoking, lack of proper nutrition, aging, heredity, fatigue, and drinking excessively.
But if you have hooded eyelids due to a nerve or muscle disorder which is known as congenital ptosis then you need to be concerned.
Hooded eyelids can also be caused due to a tumor, an eye injury, or allergies that can affect the eyelid and eye socket.
What is the Treatment for Droopy Eyelid
Undergoing plastic or cosmetic surgery can be an invasive option for correcting eyelid issues. Although a longer period of time is taken to complete the surgery its result is also long-lasting.
Blepharoplasty
Blepharoplasty is a common plastic surgery that removes excess fat pads by lifting the eyelids.
Excess skin over the rim of the eyes and around the eyes can lead to vision problems. People with droopy and hooded eyelids can also go for an upper eyelid blepharoplasty.
Blepharoplasty and Browplasty for People With Heavy Eyelids
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