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Lash serum side effect to reduce hooded eyes?

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Curious about the potential upside of lash serums? While these products can promise longer lashes, they often come with the unexpected side effect of orbital fat loss. For those with extremely hooded eyes, especially older individuals facing vision impairment, could this fat loss offer a temporary solution? However, the aging effects might overshadow any benefits, leaving excess skin that could still obstruct vision.

Since orbital fat loss is a somewhat common side effect of lash serums, would that side effect potentially help with extremely hooded eyes (Ex. in someone older where it is/is almost impacting their vision and an eyelid lift would normally be considered)? Would the aging effect of orbital fat loss be extreme enough to make it "not worth it"? + would the exess skin still affect their eyes?

I'm very curious because orbital fat loss as a side effect does seem like it could be beneficial in some ways but since it is usually an unexpected side effect it's typically negative, and most before/after photos show people who never had hooded eyes. Sorry if this post veers into too "medical", but very curious if anyone has any input!

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