Why do I have dark circles even though I sleep for 8 hours?

Why do I have dark circles even though I sleep for 8 hours?

Oversleeping, extreme fatigue, or just staying up a few hours past your normal bedtime can cause dark circles to form under your eyes. Sleep deprivation can cause your skin to become dull and pale, allowing for dark tissues and blood vessels beneath your skin to show.

Why are my dark circles so bad even though I sleep?

The increase in eye tension is responsible for the dilation of the blood vessels around the eyes. This increased flow of blood can aggravate dark circles.

Will my dark circles go away if I sleep more?

More sleep People can make sure they are getting enough quality sleep each night to help reduce or prevent dark circles. Raising the head up on extra pillows may help reduce dark circles and swelling around the eyes.

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Why do I have bags under my eyes no matter how much I sleep?

Lack of sleep can trigger both puffiness and dark under-eye circles. Dehydration can cause the skin around your eyes to look saggy and sunken. Fluid retention — such as from allergies or a salty meal — can produce puffiness.

Does anything really work for dark circles under eyes?

Chemical peels, using alpha hydroxy acids, such as glycolic acid, can help to lighten hyperpigmentation under the eyes. People may also use chemical peels in combination with topical creams for better effect. Laser therapy can be an effective treatment for dark circles.

Why do I have dark circles under my eyes?

Vessels can dilate and cause venous sludging around the eyes (where the blood just sort of pools in the area), which can appear as dark circles. This is more noticeable in people who have fair skin. This venous dilation and sludging is also common in people with multiple allergies.

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Should you see a doctor about dark circles under your eyes?

As with any treatment, it’s always a good idea to review your plans with your doctor before testing them out on yourself. Fatigue and a lack of sleep can cause dark circles under your eyes. It can also make you look paler, which might make your dark circles appear darker.

Are your dark circles causing you to look tired?

Some people, even with a good night’s sleep, look tired because of these dark circles. The good news is that these circles are harmless. The bad news is that they are extremely difficult to treat, which most of my patients find out the hard way after spending money on products marketed to cure under-eye darkness.

Can makeup get rid of dark circles under eyes?

While makeup and cosmetics do not cure dark eye circles, they can help to camouflage them. Concealers can cover dark marks so they blend in with your normal skin color. However, as with any topical treatment or makeup product, use proper care. Some products can cause your symptoms to worsen and may trigger an allergic reaction.

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