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How do you say "eye bags" and "dark circles" in English?
This 160-year-old woman went to the hospital for plastic surgery. She wants to get rid of wrinkles and bags under her eyes, but she doesn't want the operation to fail. In the end, she not only ruined her face but also died ... alas! This is also a modest anecdote.

Look at the relevant reports in The China Journal:

A woman in her 60s in Zhengzhou, Henan Province spent16,000 yuan (US$ 2,000) on a plastic surgery, which resulted in disfigurement and divorce.

The woman surnamed Li was attracted by the advertisement of Henan Beauty Hospital and spent money on eye bags removal and other cosmetic surgery. The operation left Li with infection and drooping eyelids.

"bags under the eyes" means "present cystic edema", which can be expressed as "bags under the eyes" or "bags under the eyes" in English. The "bags under the eyes" here refer to the loose and bulging part of the flesh.

In addition, the daily "dark circles" caused by fatigue can be manifested as "dark circles".

Speaking of "dark circles", I have to mention another expression "dark circles". Attention! This "black eye socket" is not really black, but refers to the bluish purple caused by blood stasis after hitting the eye. Look at this example: John got a black eye when he was fighting. John got a black eye because of fighting. )