We tend to want to look young and fresh in order to have high self-esteem. Increased sun exposure, on the other hand, accelerates skin aging. Even those who avoid the sun are not immune to the effects of natural aging. In general, the young, fresh expression fades with age, giving way to a sagging and wrinkled, less vital appearance. This impression is frequently supported by the area around the eyes.
Drooping eyelids and bags under the eyes can make some people appear and feel older than they are. The area around the eyes, like the rest of the human skin, changes over time – at some point, the elasticity decreases. This area's skin is of a specific type. The skin here is very thin and sensitive in comparison to other parts of the skin.
As a result, one's own gaze appears tired and slack, there is a lack of youthful radiance, and the eyes appear puffy. Many people then decide that they no longer feel truly comfortable in their own skin and decide to have an eyelid correction (blepharoplasty) to look younger again. This eyelid operation is rarely medically necessary, which is why eyelid correction is also one of the plastic-aesthetic corrections, also known as cosmetic surgeries.