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A: Yes and no. These remedies will combat puffiness, but their effect is only temporary. For longer-lasting results, you’re better off using an eye cream that’s formulated to reduce swelling every day. And with the right mix of ingredients, you can also target fine lines and wrinkles.
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A: Allergies or sinus problems could be at play here. If puffiness and dark circles are accompanied by telltale complaints like sinus pain, a stuffy nose or itchy eyes, consult a physician. Ellen Marmur, M.D., chief of dermatologic and cosmetic surgery at Mt. Sinai Medical Center, tells WebMD that treating the underlying cause can make all the difference.
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A: On her Yahoo Health blog, dermatologist Leslie Bauman, M.D., indicates that active ingredients like alpha hydroxy acids and retinol can aggravate sensitive skin. In these cases, it’s best to avoid their use, opting instead for gentle antioxidants "like vitamins C and E and green tea," writes Dr. Baumann.
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A: Not really: Moisturizers can help reduce the appearance of wrinkles, but this effect is only temporary. For long-term anti-aging results, look to anti-wrinkle formulas.
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