I have a few lumps under the eyes. What are they?

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This is called xanthelasma, a deposition of cholesterol and fat around the eyes. It is a painless condition and takes time to develop. It is a gradual fat deposition and xanthelasma will increase in size. It is a very common problem and is mostly found in people who have more fat with a habit of eating more junk food and soft drinks.

First, check your blood cholesterol level and lipid profile. Many times the level will be high, but it could be normal also. If it is high, then follow the diet restriction. TCA application (Trichloroacetic acid) is one of the most common and simplified treatment options. We apply this on the spots. It burns the cholesterol and in a few days, the burnt area will fall off. The remaining skin will heal without any scar. Two to three sittings are required for this treatment. Laser removal is another option and requires a well-equipped CO2 laser setup. This process needs to be done under local anesthesia. The laser will directly burn the xanthelasma. This procedure may cause mild swelling around the eyes for the next two to three days of treatment.

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TCA is just a solution. Please contact your dermatologist for the procedure. It is a cost-effective procedure.