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Whilst we all share the majority of our genes with all others on the planet, cosmetically speaking, your genes do influence your eyelid appearance. Dark Circles Under Eyes – did you get them from Mum, Dad or a grand-parent or distant relative? And what can be done to rectify puffy eyelids? So yes, eye shape and eyelid appearance are often inherited, although some traits can skip generations (your eyes may look like a grandparent or a relative or one of your parents). The 0.05% (an estimated amount) appears to indicate differences from skin tone to eye shape to facial features and other appearance factors. In terms of our overall genetic makeup, we all share approximately 99.5% of the same genetic code or DNA. Genetics does play a part in your eyelid appearance and how you age – but what you expose your skin to during your lifetime ALSO has an impact. The reason eyelids look puffy or droopy as we age is that the bones around our eyes atrophy (the bones actually reduce in size) and the muscles and skin around the eyes deteriorate, whilst eyelid fat tends to accumulate. The under-eye area will often end up looking puffy as you age, no matter what your heritage (or for very thin individuals, the eyelids and temples end up looking gaunt).

Eventually, however, the eyelid skin beneath AND above the eyes will sag or droop.Some people have eye bags or ‘under-eye circles’ (shadows under the lower eyelids) at every early stages of life.Δ Under Eye Circles or Shadows Beneath the Eye (Bags under the eyes)

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