How To Remove Red Eyelids
Red eyelids are not a health risk, so you don’t have to worry if you notice one formed on your skin. However, many choose to remove or remove red eyelids for aesthetic reasons.
In this article, we provide natural treatments to remove red eyelids . Likewise, we explain what they are, why they appear, what medical treatments exist for them, and we also provide some general guidelines on how to take care of and protect your skin.
What do Red Eyes Look Like?
Red eyelids, also known as vascular eyelids, are round in shape and red in color. Generally, they are no larger than 2 millimeters in diameter. They occur mainly in the chest area, neck and arms.
Why do they form?
They most often appear over time and red eyelids are most often found, especially in the elderly and the elderly. It is also true that they are more common in people with very pale skin.
The red eyelids come from the small blood vessels in the skin, and the main reason for their formation is the dilation of those small blood vessels in the skin and excessive exposure to the sun.
How to remove red eyelids
If your eyelids are small, you can fade or completely hide them with concealer or makeup, although there are a variety of medical treatments that can be used to remove eyelids. In this case, however, you should talk to your doctor or dermatologist (dermatologist) so they can advise what works best for you.
- Surgery : this mainly applies to large and deep eyelids. An incision is made in the skin, the eyelid is removed and the incision is closed with stitches. This can be painful and the operation often leaves a scar.
- Laser treatment : this method is quick and painless, and there are usually few side effects.
- Cold / Freeze Treatment: This treatment uses liquid nitrogen to freeze the eyelid and then remove it in the same way that warts are removed by freezing. The problem with this treatment is that it is usually quite expensive.
However, most people most often want to try natural treatments first to avoid the inconveniences of medical care as well as their high costs. Here are some organic treatments:
Castor oil
You will need castor oil, cotton wool and surgeon’s tape:
Soak a cotton ball in oil and then place it on top of the eyelid, securing the surgeon with tape. Replace the cotton ball with a new one every day and repeat this for seven consecutive days.
Garlic
Garlic has very effective properties, you may already know, for example, that it has the ability to remove warts. It works the same way in this case.
Place a slice of fresh garlic on your eyelid each day and secure with the help of a surgeon’s tape. Feel free to change a piece of garlic a couple of times a day, morning and evening before going to bed. You can also increase the effectiveness of the treatment by eating raw garlic or garlic oil capsules.
Sour apple
Apply sour apple juice to the eyelids at least three times a day for three weeks. This treatment is slow and requires patience, but it is effective and you will see how your eyelid disappears.
Skin care
To prevent the formation of new red spots, you need to take care of your skin, especially if the quality of your skin is sensitive and very pale.
- Always protect your skin from the sun’s rays, especially during the summer and during the strongest rays, from noon to noon. Always wear sunscreen, and at noon cover your skin from the sun.
- Exfoliate your skin naturally once a week or every other week, using the right products that best suit your skin type and different areas of your body.
- Moisturize and nourish the skin often using natural moisturizers.
- Use clothing made from natural materials, such as linen or cotton, and avoid synthetic materials.
- Eat balanced. Eat fruits, raw vegetables and good healthy fats every day. These nourish the skin from the inside deep and give it vitality.
- Take cold showers whenever possible, or at least stop showering with cold water as it improves blood circulation to the skin and body. Very hot water weakens and prevents skin firmness.
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