As we age, the skin and muscles around the eyes can weaken, leading to sagging and the appearance of under-eye bags.

Oily skin happens when overactive sebaceous glands produce too much sebum (natural skin oil).
Excess sebum can mix with dead skin cells and clog pores, making them appear larger.

Dry skin (xerosis) can worsen pigmentation (from scratching), become sensitive, scaly, and flaky, and may progress into redness & irritation.

Oily skin is primarily caused by overactive sebaceous glands, which produce an excess of sebum (a natural oil that protects and hydrates the skin)

Sensitive skin can manifest with Visible Skin Changes: Rough, red, and irritated Or with abnormal Physical Sensations:
Tightness, itching (pruritus), and burn

Rosacea is a chronic condition causing facial redness, visible blood vessels, and sometimes acne-like bumps.

Natural decline in collagen, elastin, and skin cell renewal leads to wrinkles. Repetitive Movements & Gravity: Facial expressions create dynamic lines, while gravity and bone loss deepen sagging

Treating uneven skin tone requires a combination of proper skincare, lifestyle changes, and professional treatments depending on the cause (sun damage, acne scars, melasma, aging, etc.)

Skin laxity, or the loss of firmness and elasticity in the skin, is a common sign of aging caused by Collagen Depletion, Elastin Degradation,
and Reduced Hyaluronic Acid & Moisture.