Hello. I am writing to inquire because I am concerned about the skin under my eyes.
At some point, small, bumpy, granular bumps started appearing under my eyes. At first, there weren't many, so I didn't pay much attention to it, but as time passed, the skin all over under my eyes looks uneven and bumpy.
I am stressed because my uneven skin texture becomes more prominent, especially when I wear makeup, and even applying concealer doesn't cover it cleanly. Since the skin under my eyes is thin and sensitive, I am worried about whether it is safe to manage this at home.
I am wondering if these symptoms are due to milia or syringomas, or if they are caused by whiteheads or excess sebum. It seems the treatment methods differ for each, so I would like to receive an accurate diagnosis.
Procedures under the eyes are approached with caution due to concerns about scarring or hyperpigmentation; is there a method to remove unevenness while minimizing skin damage?
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- 01CommentsIt must be very stressful for you that enlarged pores and scars are difficult to cover up even with makeup. I am also looking into laser treatments, and I’ve heard that combining PicoFraxel or Subcision is very effective.250026.11.09
- 02CommentsThe skin around the eyes is thin, so you have to be extra careful. I can relate to how hard it is to distinguish between milia and skin tags. I hope you get them cleared up neatly without worrying about scarring!240026.11.08
- 03CommentsI totally relate to how hard it is to distinguish between a scar and a pore. I'm also curious if the treatment varies depending on the shape or depth of the scar. I hope you get a helpful answer and your skin becomes smooth!230026.11.08
- 01CommentsI think it would be less of a burden if I could start with a small scope. That is a good question.830026.11.04
- 02CommentsEven for a small brown area next to the nose, it is difficult to distinguish between a mole, freckle, or other pigmentation based solely on a photo, so please get a medical examination first. Providing information on when the spots increased, previous photos, and the products you used will be helpful for the consultation. For areas prone to redness, it would be beneficial to check not only the type of pigmentation but also the current state of irritation, and to receive guidance on criteria for postponing laser treatments and moisturizing methods.1340026.11.02
- 03CommentsAs autumn arrives, the pigmentation that developed during the summer becomes more noticeable, which must be bothersome. I can relate to your confusion, as the treatment cycles vary depending on the type of toning.1080026.11.04
- 01CommentsI think it would be less of a burden if I could start with a small scope. That is a good question.830026.11.04
- 02CommentsI understand your desire to make a decision after understanding the frequency and costs. Could I also receive written guidance on the settlement criteria if I change the plan midway?840026.10.30
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