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What is this bag under my eye? How can treat it? (Photos)

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tcee24Nov 7, 2025

I have had this strange bag under my eye and have seen numerous doctors, eye doctors, allergists, dermatologists. I can’t understand what this is and I’m very upset as it makes me feel self conscious. Can someone let me know what it’s called and how I can cure it ? please.

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Dr. C. Blake Perry, MD
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