Q. How do I get rid of puffyness around my eyes?
Doctor Answer is medically reviewed by SecondMedic medical review team.
The cause of puffiness around your eyes can vary, but the most common causes are allergies, lack of sleep, hormonal changes, or an unhealthy lifestyle. To get rid of this puffyness and keep it away for good, you should focus on making a few lifestyle changes.
First and foremost, prioritize getting plenty of restful sleep each night. Aim for 7-8 hours per night to help reduce morning puffiness and dark circles that may be present under your eyes. Additionally, try using a humidifier in your bedroom as dry air can exacerbate eye swelling due to dehydration.
Secondary to this is eating a balanced diet full of anti-inflammatory foods like salmon, whole grains, leafy greens (like spinach), sweet potatoes and other vegetables/fruits high in antioxidants that will strengthen the skin beneath your eyes. Incorporating healthy fats into your diet like nut butter and olive oil encourages radiant skin while drinking lots of water keeps you hydrated throughout the day - crucial for reducing puffiness in the long run!
Thirdly - if it’s possible - try avoiding any potential allergens like dust mites or pollen outdoors which could be causing you to have water retention around your eyes if they're not properly managed through avoidance techniques such as wearing sunglasses when outdoors or keeping windows shut during allergy season depending on where you live geographically! Last but not least is exercise; physical activity helps improve blood circulation within areas such as the face meaning less chance for inflammation from toxins building up over time resulting in puffyness around those beautiful eyeballs!
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