When exhaustion takes hold, it’s often our eyes that betray us first. The puffiness that accompanies a restless night is more than just a cosmetic nuisance—it’s a physiological response that reveals ...

Puffy eyes, a slight swelling under the eyes, can be caused by a number of factors including lack of sleep, eating too much salt or allergies. Consultant ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon, Dr ...

Waking up with tired, puffy eyes is a universal struggle, but Hollywood icon Salma Hayek has a simple, budget-friendly ...

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Waking up to blurry vision or pesky floaters is a frustrating — and sometimes alarming — experience. For many women in midlife, this visual disturbance, commonly referred to as "morning eyes," has ...

While swollen, puffy eyes may seem difficult to get rid of, they can be managed with lifestyle changes, including dietary modifications, simple home remedies, and the right skincare.

Waking up with puffy eyes is a common issue that many people face. Whether it’s from a lack of sleep, allergies or even after a good cry, those swollen under-eye bags can be difficult to ignore.

Tired of looking tired? Some people are turning to “jelly roll” Botox to fake a full night’s sleep. When thinking about facial symmetry, the under-eye area is a major make-or-break part of the visage.

Waking up with a puffy face can throw off your entire morning: Upon rolling out of bed and sulking to the bathroom, you peek at your reflection and are shocked by swelling around the eyes, cheeks, and ...