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Periorbital oedema is the phrase used to describe swelling around the eyes. The eye socket or eye orbit refers to the region surrounding the eyes. This disease is also known as periorbital puffiness or swollen eyes. Periorbital oedema can affect either one or both eyes at the same time. Periorbital oedema is caused by inflammation surrounding the eye, which causes fluid to accumulate. The puffiness of the eye orbit is caused by an accumulation of fluid. At Face Restoration we can talk you through all of the available treatments – both surgical and non-surgical – for a naturally rejuvenated appearance.
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