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What does lying silkworm mean?
Lying silkworm means eye chakra, which is the protruding part under the lower eyelashes when laughing.

Sleeping silkworm, also called eye chakra, is the protruding part under the lower eyelash when laughing, which is actually composed of orbicularis oculi muscle. There are generally two reasons for the loss of eye coating: the loss of lower eyelid tissue caused by excessive fat removal and muscle tissue during surgery; Postoperative scar traction and capsular contracture lead to the decrease of lower eyelid elasticity.

Sleeping silkworm eyes are very attractive and easy to give others a feeling of closeness. Physiologically, people who sleep with silkworm eyes have good luck both in their careers and in their feelings. At the same time, in ancient times, people who slept with silkworm eyes were filial, successful and smart, and even more likely to get help from nobles, and peach blossoms were very prosperous.

In Korea, teenage stars have some operations to have more charming sleeping silkworm eyes. However, in our country, many girls mistake the sleeping silkworm for pouch. Unfortunately, they will use some cosmetic techniques to modify or remove the sleeping silkworm eye through surgery. There are bags under the eyes, which explains why lying silkworms and bags under the eyes are very easy to be confused.

Lying silkworm is a name used by China people to describe it, which is quite appropriate and vivid. Lying silkworm is a band-shaped protrusion about 4 to 7 mm next to the lower edge of eyelashes. It looks like a silkworm baby lying on the edge of the lower eyelashes. It's obvious when you smile, which makes your eyes cute.

Although the bags under the eyes are also bulging, they are far from the lower eyelashes. It is a semicircular pouch formed by a large amount of fat accumulation in the subcutaneous tissue of the lower eyelid, which is mainly caused by fat bulge.