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Under-eye dermatology question

health advisory Hospital Diseases 2007-11-12 20:37:37

In the last year or so, I've notice that I've developed several little 'cysts' around my eyes -- especially on the skin beneath the eye (the place where dark circles often appear). I tried scrubbing them off with a facial scrub, but they won't budge & they're not pimples. Should I see a dermatologist to have them removed? I'm wondering if they're caused by seasonal allergies (something else I've developed recently). Any input?

Answer:

Normally, very few people have blocked pores or zits in that undereye area, simply because of the lack of oil glands. You could simply have blocked pores, called milia.

What kind of moisturier/ sunscreen/eyecream are you using? Try using an oil free moisturizer.

Use a very gentle face scrub under your eyes, and rinse thoroughly. Keep your eyes closed the entire time you are scrubbing/rinsing!

If they don't improve in 1 - 2 weeks, I would see a dermatologist, before they increase or get bigger. I don't think they are allergies.


Go see a dermatologist, sounds like little blocked pores.
If they look like tiny blobs of yellow, you should have your cholesterol checked.

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