Sunk in under eye area?
598815
Unless you are dehydrated it is probably hereditary.  Some people just don't have as much of a fatty pad under their eyes as others.  I had sunken areas too.  Went to a cosmetic surgeon and had fat removed from my abdomen and injected underneath my eyes.  Nice improvement (and people no longer tell me I look "tired".)
308721
Warm (NOT hot) compresses.  DO NOT try and pop it, it will go away on it's own.  If you are female, you MUST throw away all of your eye makeup.  I know that it's expensive, but it is now infected with the same bacteria that caused your sty, and it can reoccur if you don't replace it.  Basically, just wait for the sty to resolve itself...
82009
It could be "Floaters" small pieces of dead skin that have worked their way into your field of vision, the eye sloughs off dead tissue like the rest of your body and sometimes it floats around in your vision, my mum has them and she just has to learn to live with them, best just to go to an optition for confirmation.
1171938
Wow, this question gets asked a LOT on here!  Your eyebrows are there to prevent sweat from getting into your eyes.
407416
It's actually caused by tiny blood vessels.  The skin under the eye is so thin it shows through.  There are over the counter cosmetic creams that can get rid of under eye circles.  Some people say putting slices of cucumbers on your closed eyes for a few minutes works too.  I haven't ever tried that, though.  You can also try getting more sleep.
616945
try cocoa butter cream at night-it's a little greasy feeling-but it is definitely one of the best that i have tried- have you changed your face cleaning regimen?  are do you tan in a tanning bed?  even though you have to wear the funny goggles don't think that the sensitive skin around your eyes aren't exposed.  if using a different cleanser, it may be to harsh.  you can also try the Avon Anew eye moisturizer and line diminish, it comes in a tube and I love it!  I always have an extra on hand
1124090
it might be the botox, or not. \n\nyou should see a doctor or eye specialist fast.
86357
Hmmmm that is an interesting conundrum indeed...I would suggest maybe trying a toothpick between the two eyelids...or maybe a strong bonding solvent like super glue (of course then your eye is going to be open all the time and it would always get dried out and freak people out), or maybe you could staple your eyelids open nightly, lastly the only other thing I can think of is having snaps surgically implanted into the eyelids and skin so you can snap your eye open every night....
860613
I actually had one, it was more towards the back and side of my, well... goody spot.....and it is called your Bartholin gland. I went online and found out, before my dr appt. and then told my obgyn and she said I was right. It is the gland that secretes moistur down there, and sometimes they clog up (you have 2, one on each side). It happens out of bad luck, not because you are not clean or for any other reason. Mine actually went away, but if it doesn't, they actually have to drain it in one of 2 ways.....which neither are pleasurable! So good luck, and I hope this eases your mind a bit!!!
362540
St. Ives has come out w/ a product that contains cucumber and elasticin in it. honestly who has the time or patience to lay down w/ cucumber slices over their eyes. It differs from other under eye treatments by being all natural and you get a great amount for a very decent price. It is called eye and face stress gel. I have recommended it to many women. We have all become addicted. follow the instructions properly and you can wear it under your make up even. You must let it dry fully before applying any make up. enjoy!  it can be found at any drug store. ask around if you can not find it.
403053
It sounds wrong, but your eyes are dry.  For example, you can put water in your car engine, but it is definitely not going to work.  You need more than tears to properly lubricate your eyes, like oils and mucous.  I like to use Genteal Gel before I go to bed.  I have no watering at night or dryness in the morning. You can also try Refresh PM.
508018
The skin down there is really sensitive and the slightest inconsistency in your skin's chemical balance can affect it.  Make sure to exfoliate about once a week to remove any dead skin that might be blocking your pores.
812872
I know this sounds wierd but my mom always made me do this when I had a stye. Rub a gold ring (real gold) on the eye it always helped me
803055
What you are describing is called milia. A pluged pore that the skin has grown over it. Trapping it. A lot of women get this under the eye. Too much eye cream? Do you wear glasses? Sweat can cause them as well. I suggest you go to a licenced esthetician for a facial. Sometimes they are removeable. Change up the routine. Make sure you are getting your makeup off well.
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http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/under-eye-puffiness/AN00664\n\nWhat causes puffy eyes? Is there anything I can do to reduce it?\n\n\nMayo Clinic dermatologist Lawrence Gibson, M.D., and colleagues answer select questions from readers.\nAnswer\nMild puffiness of the skin under your eyes can result from a number of causes, including:\n\nHeredity \nFluid retention such as due to changes in weather or hormone levels \nAllergies or dermatitis, especially if puffiness is accompanied by redness and itching \nUnder-eye puffiness is usually only a temporary cosmetic concern and rarely a sign of a serious underlying medical condition. Some tips for reducing mild under-eye puffiness:\n\nRaise the head of your bed at night. This helps prevent fluids from accumulating around your eyes as you sleep. \nWhile sitting up, apply a cool tap water compress to the skin under your eyes for a few minutes. You can also use chilled cucumber slices, a refrigerated gel mask or chilled, damp tea bags. \nThere is some anecdotal evidence that hemorrhoid cream applied under the eyes can reduce puffiness. But no clinical trials have evaluated its effectiveness for this use. Also, ingredients in hemorrhoid cream may be irritating to the skin around your eyes, resulting in dryness and inflammation.\n\nIf puffiness is severe and persistent or you notice swelling (edema) in other parts of your body, see your doctor. He or she will want to rule out other possible causes of swelling, such as kidney or thyroid problems or a side effect of medications.\n\n_______________________\n\nhttp://www.ageless.co.za/what-causes-puffy-eyes.htm#What%20causes%20puffy%20eyes?\n\nThyroid problems \nPeople suffering from a thyroid problem (also referred to as a goiter) normally have very protruding eyes - if you have any qualms about your thyroid not functioning effectively, or if you have any symptoms of an over - or under active thyroid please check the amount of iodine you consume, and consult your doctor immediately.\n\nAging and nutrition \nAs we age, the fragile skin around our eye start to lose its elasticity, and the lymphatic drainage system, which helps to keep the area voided of excess fluids, loses it proper functioning. \nNutrition can also play a part and although our product will assist in re-vitalizing the collagen and elastin in the skin around the eyes, you do need vitamin C in your body in order for collagen to be formed.\n\nIn the absence of vitamin C, the body cannot produce collagen. The RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance) of 60 mg of vitamin C per day it will not achieve much, nor will it assist in enhancing and furthering the quality of your skin – this amount is only enough to prevent beriberi (scurvy).\n\nTo assist in collagen formation and re-vitalizing your fragile skin around the eyes - please consider taking an extra vitamin C (ascorbic acid) supplement, after checking with your medical practitioner.\n\nWhen taking a vitamin C supplement, look at one that contains bioflavonoids (vitamin P) as well, as these bioflavonoids boosts the efficacy with which the vitamin will perform its work.\n\nTiredness \nPlain tiredness will add to the problem. Check the amount of hours you sleep and also take note of the amount of hours you work in front of a computer terminal or watch television – both these activities can cause strain.\n\nEyedrops will relieve irritation and a bloodshot look, but will do little to soothe tired eyes.\n\n... crying...
1140828
Please don't put any unhygenical things down there (like candles....)!!!!!\n\nBesides that, I think it's quite normal. It means that is was time for you to get deflorated.
860623
I have the same stuff near my left eye. It's some small pocket of adipose (fatty) deposits. A doctor friend of mine has suggested that it may be due to an increase in cholesterol level that results in this fatty deposits. It clings on for years. The only effective way of removing it without causing any scars would be to see a cosmetic surgeon.