How to distinguish the difference between eye bags and eye bags

When it comes to eye bags and eye bags, sometimes it is hard to tell them apart. If it is one eye bag, it will not look good. What is the difference between eye bags and eye bags? How to distinguish between eye bags and under-eye bags?

Many people have a good impression of the bags under the eyes and eye bags, but when they really see them, they can’t tell them apart. Let’s take a look at the difference and contrast between the bags under the eyes and eye bags. How to distinguish eye bags from eye bags:

The difference between eye bags and eye bags

1. What are eye bags?

Eye bags, also known as eyelid bags, refer to the fat in the orbit that breaks through the limit of the lower eyelid and protrudes outside the orbit, forming a lower eyelid bag-like deformity, with tissue bulges and loose skin and accumulation in the eyelid area. It is one of the early signs of human aging and is common in middle-aged and elderly people around 40 years old. It can occur in both men and women.

2. What are eye bags?

The eye bags, known as the "tear trough" in ancient times, are also called the eye platforms. They are formed because the orbicularis oculi muscle is relatively developed and locally thickened. The look and feel is just as the poster said, completely different from the haggard feeling brought by the adjacent eye bags.

How to distinguish eye bags from eye bags

1. The bulge of 4 to 7 mm from the lower eyelashes is considered as eye bags, but the bulge from the lower eye socket downwards is considered as eye bags.

2. Eye bags are inverted triangles and are larger; while eye bags are oval, longer and smaller.

3. The bags under the eyes are the same color as the skin tone, but they are usually a little darker.

This is all I have to say about eye bags and bags under the eyes. After looking at these comparison pictures, can you already tell the difference between eye bags and bags under the eyes?