Most people have dark circles under their eyes due to sleep deprivation, eye fatigue, smoking, etc. However, if the dark circles still persist after the removal of the above conditions, they should go to the ophthalmology department of a regular hospital as soon as possible to be further excluded from other diseases by the doctor.

There are two types of dark circles under the eyes, one is greenish dark circles, which is due to blood stagnation in the microvessels, and the other is teal dark circles, which is due to incomplete melanin production or metabolism.

The greenish-black circles under the eyes are mostly seen in people with irregular work and rest, and are more common in young people. Tea black circles are mostly related to ageing, long-term sun exposure and other pigmentation around the eyes, forming dark circles over time. There are a variety of reasons for dark circles,

For example:

1. Genetic constitution and physiological structure

2. Lack of sleep

3. Long-term illnesses and weaknesses or the beginning of a serious illness

4. Inflammation

Expansion Information:

Dark circles are due to staying up late, emotional fluctuations, eye fatigue, aging leads to the skin of the eye vascular blood flow rate is too slow to form stagnant flow; insufficient supply of oxygen to the tissues, the blood vessels of the metabolic wastes accumulated in excess, resulting in eye pigmentation. The older you get, the thinner the subcutaneous fat around your eyes becomes, so dark circles are more obvious.

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