Features
Under-Eye Quality
1 min read · Updated October 4, 2026
Dark circles, eye bags, redness, wrinkles and how far the eyes protrude.
How it's assessed
Each item here is checked as a visible condition and answered none, mild, moderate or severe. If it can't be seen in your photo, the answer is none, and most healthy adults show none for most items. The full explanation is on the Features overview.
Dark Circles
Darkness under the eyes. It has many causes: genetics, thin skin, shadows from the bone structure, tiredness and allergies. Lighting from above creates shadow that looks like a dark circle, so face a window or soft light.
Eye Bags
Puffiness or swelling under the eyes. It changes through the day, and is usually worst after waking, so the time of day you take the photo changes the result. Sleep, salt and fluid retention all play a part.
Eye Protrusion
How far the eyes sit forward in the face. Prominent eyes can show more white around the iris. Protrusion is easier to judge from the side, so a front photo only gives a partial read.
Undereye Redness
Pink or red tones in the skin under the eyes, often from irritation, allergies, tiredness or thin skin. Warm lighting makes everything look redder, so use neutral daylight.
Undereye Wrinkles
Fine lines or crepey texture under the eyes. It builds slowly with age and sun exposure. Smiling temporarily creates lines there, so keep a neutral expression.
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