As is often the (unfortunate) case, like many other conditions, festoons are something that worsens with age. As time goes on, damage has been caused to our skin by the likes of sun exposure. The older we become, the more exposure we have had. Alongside this is the natural ageing process.

Do festoons come and go?

Overview of Festoons

Festoons are a medical condition where swelling occurs in the lowest portion of the muscle around the eye causing the overlying skin to change. Mild symptoms can come and go and get worse with fatigue, lack of sleep and excess salt consumption.

How do I reduce festoons naturally?

This natural remedy is the regular use of sunblock and other sun protection. Wearing sunblock on all parts of your body exposed to sun on a daily basis prevents further sun damage to the skin and in turn prevents worsening of lower eyelid Festoons and Malar Mounds.