My 12 year old daughter is self conscious about these small pin sized bumps under her eyes. They don't hurt her though we would like to get rid of them. We heard unofficially a dermetologist needs to 'pop' them.. There's got to be a better way. What causes them? Is a lack of some nutrient or too much of a nutrient? How so we treat them without pain?
I am a male, im 14 and i have got these but they seem to be going away, ive had them for as long as i can remember, thay have never caused any problems for me, i have had countless doctors examinations and they just seem to be part of me, we are all unique and have our little querks. I dont think they are anyhing to worry about, ive grown quite attached to them!
but seriously, if you are worried about your daughters health get the spots checked out by a doctor.
but seriously, if you are worried about your daughters health get the spots checked out by a doctor.
My 12 year old daughter has them, so did her father. They both have high cholesterol which I heard these undereye bumps can be a sign for.