If your cholesterol levels are high, it can cause symptoms on your face, including yellowish patches or bumps on the mid-upper and lower eyelids. A few signs include waxy skin lesions around your eyes ...

Swollen eyelids, top or bottom, can have many causes ... They typically cause a reddish bump on the eyelid. The eye may appear bruised and feel sensitive to light when a stye starts.

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High cholesterol is a common health condition that doesn't usually produce any noticeable symptoms, but there are some telltale signs that may appear on your face, according to a doctor ...

If you notice a lump or ulcer on your tongue that fails ... fever - may notice transparent bubbles on the inside of their bottom eyelid. Consult your doctor if you notice any of the above symptoms.

High cholesterol can manifest as yellowish or grayish ring around the cornea (corneal arcus), or as small, yellowish bumps or flat, yellowish patches on the eyelids ... You can lower your ...

People are being warned to remain vigilant for two facial symptoms that could indicate a "silent killer" condition. These ...

Testers who have milia (small white bumps under the skin) say they see a visible difference ... alcohol and sodium intake may help reduce the swollen appearance of the lower eyelids,' adds Dr. Camp.