The reason why children's single eyelids become double eyelids

When single eyelids become double eyelids, we usually don’t notice it. Single and double eyelids are usually inherited from our parents’ genes, or they may be acquired. It’s not certain. Generally, we adults will be very puzzled by some changes in children. Why do children’s single eyelids become double eyelids? This question will bother us as parents. Is it because the child is sick or uncomfortable, or is it because the child grows up day by day and his body changes? Let’s take a look at why.

This is what people call inner double eyelids, the kind where the upper eyeliner of the double eyelids is not very deep, and the width is not very wide. People with this genetic trait have a higher water content in their bodies (especially in the eyelid area) when they are young, so they look like single eyelids. When they reach adolescence, after they have fully developed, they will have double eyelids, but they are very unstable. Once they don't sleep well or get sick, their eyelids will be slightly swollen, and they will become single eyelids again.

There may be a lot of loose fat on the upper eyelid. If you sleep in a crawling position, it may be pressed open, forming a fracture and forming a double eyelid. Over time, fat sags and edema may cause one eye to become monocular.

Single or double eyelids may also be inherited from parents. If parents have double eyelids, the child may also have double eyelids. The baby's eyelids will keep changing from birth to adulthood. As the saying goes, when a baby is young, they have not fully grown yet, so it is generally impossible to tell whether the baby has single eyelids or double eyelids. As the baby grows older and his parents have double eyelids, he may also develop double eyelids. The first thing to determine is whether the baby is sick. Some children's eyes will develop double eyelids when they are sick, so parents should pay attention to this.

Is it clear after reading the above introduction? At the same time, let me say here that if the baby is healthy and grows up happily, it doesn’t matter whether the baby has single eyelids or double eyelids, as long as he is healthy and happy. Except when the baby is sick, you should pay attention to observe if there is any difference between the baby and usual. If there is no change, there is no need to worry. After all, the baby’s health is the most important. The above are the reasons why children’s single eyelids become double eyelids. I wish the baby becomes more and more beautiful and handsome.