What to do if there are fat particles on the eyes

It is quite common to have fat particles around the eyes. These are small white bumps, a bit like a needle size and a bit like white sesame seeds. They are more likely to occur around the eyes of some women. This is related to female endocrine disorders and also to not paying attention to skin care. When this happens, you can use a needle to pick out the fat particles, or you can use some massage oil to massage them away. Vitamin E breast cream is also a good cosmetic for removing them.

What to do if there are fat particles on the eyes? 1. Pick them out with a needle: Generally, it is not very serious and you can pick them out with a needle. Wait until the fat particles turn white or light yellow. 2. Take an embroidery needle and disinfect it with alcohol. 3. Slowly and carefully pick out the thick white particles inside. 4. Use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol to disinfect the wound. 5. Apply some anti-inflammatory ointment, then cover it with a Band-Aid. You can remove it after a day. Remember to change it twice a day and avoid getting it wet. Note: If you pick it severely, it will be painful and it will grow again. Be careful not to squeeze it too hard with your hands. It is recommended to go to a beauty salon to have it picked out. After cleansing every night, apply vitamin E oil evenly on the fat particles. The fat particles will dry up in about two weeks and can be easily peeled off.

Why do fat particles grow? 1. The skin is micro-damaged, lesions occur during the healing process, and closed fat particles are generated. For example, stretching the skin during massage or exfoliation can cause skin damage. 2. Many people use some nourishing eye creams or face creams without massaging them, but apply them directly around the eyes, resulting in the nutrients not being fully absorbed by the skin, and the residues accumulating in the pores, producing fat particles. 3. Because sebum is covered by keratin, it cannot be discharged to the epidermis normally, so it accumulates in the skin to form white particles.