Under-eye bags are the result of sagging skin or excessive fat accumulation in the lower eyelids. In general, if it is due to bad habits such as staying up late causing edema to form temporary eye bags, you can first try cold compresses and hot compresses, eye massage treatment methods. However, some patients may be genetic or aging factors under the eye bags can only be treated by laser treatment or surgery. 1.Cold compress and hot compress: appropriate hot compress under the eyes can promote the elimination of edema in the lower eyelids, and then cold compress, which can assist in reducing the relaxation of the skin under the eyelids to a certain extent, which has a certain improvement effect on the temporary eye bags; 2.Eye massage: patients can massage under the eyes by The patients can relieve the symptoms of under-eye puffiness by means of under-eye massage, such as using the fingertips from the head of the eye along the lower eyelid for a gentle massage in a circle, and then massage the temple position with gentle strength, and then press back to the eye head position and repeat back and forth several times, which has a certain effect on the elimination of minor under-eye puffiness. However, attention should be paid to avoid excessive force when massaging to reduce the pulling of the skin; 3.Laser treatment: mainly rely on the photothermal effect brought by laser to promote the contraction of the dermal tissue in the eyelid area, so as to achieve the effect of tightening and lifting, visually there is an obvious disappearance of the bags; 4.Surgical treatment: if the patient is relatively young and the bags are mainly caused by excessive fat accumulation, the internal incision method can be used, with damage small, fast recovery, as well as the advantages of better post-operative aesthetics; if the middle-aged and elderly population, under-eye bags are mostly caused by skin relaxation, you can choose the external incision method. In both cases, liposuction is used to achieve the effect of eye bag removal, which should be chosen reasonably under the guidance of the doctor.