Most of the large bags under the eyes need to be removed through surgical procedures. Two common clinical procedures for treating under-eye bags include internal and external incisions. If the patient is young and there is no significant eyelid skin laxity, an incision can be made from the conjunctival surface of the eyelid, i.e., an internal incision, which will leave no scars after the eye bag surgery. If the skin of the eyelid has obvious laxity, it is recommended to make an incision from the lower eyelid margin, i.e., external incision, but there may be scars after the operation. Usually, you can also alleviate the bags under the eyes through reasonable work and rest, cosmetics and other cosmetic methods, but it is not possible to remove them completely. The specific method of removing under-eye bags needs to be clarified after the patient goes to the hospital for a detailed examination.