Improving aesthetic appearance involves a range of treatments from topical retinoids and acids to injectable fillers and advanced laser technology.
Swelling of the eyelids and the surrounding tissue may cause alarm, particularly if the eyelids swell shut or the person experiences significant pain. While waiting for a medical evaluation, a person with swelling may wish to hold a cool compress against the affected areas to reduce discomfort.
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Cosmetics such as eye makeup contain a variety of preservatives, perfumes and other components that may cause an allergic reaction.
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Doctors treat a number of eye conditions with lasers, and many patients do not experience complications or side effects from the treatments. In some cases, however, a patient may notice floaters after a laser eye treatment. Floaters will appear as black spots in the vision, often floating in and out of vision.
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An infant cannot tell her parent about eye discomfort or other early signs of an eye problem, so you need to watch for visible signs of a condition. Swollen eyelids, one of the most visible indicators, may accompany other symptoms such as redness, tearing or discharge.
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Synthetic eyelashes create a longer, thicker looking set of eyelashes. The chemicals and other components that make up the eyelashes and adhesive products may cause an allergic reaction such as eyelid swelling.
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Colds and allergies can cause congestion in your child, resulting in coughing, wheezing and a stuffy nose. These conditions also can affect the eyes, and your child may have swelling or puffiness in her eyelids. Additional eye symptoms can include redness, itching and excessive tearing.
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Edema, also known as swelling, can appear near the eyes. In some cases, the swelling may affect the upper and lower eyelids or only one eyelid. In some cases, only the area just above the eye may appear swollen.
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Eye creams contain chemicals and compounds that give the product texture and scent -- and may cause allergic reactions. This condition, also known as contact dermatitis, may result in a number of symptoms that can vary from one person to another.
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