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Do droopy eyelids get worse with age? Understanding the causes and treatments

According to the Cleveland Clinic, the most common cause of ptosis (droopy eyelid) in adults is the natural aging process. Yes, not only *do droopy eyelids get worse with age*, but this gradual decline in muscle strength and skin elasticity is the primary reason for the condition, affecting a significant portion of the adult population.

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Do tear ducts clog with age? Understanding the causes and treatments for watery eyes

As people age, the tiny openings that drain tears, called puncta, may get narrower, which can cause blockage and lead to watery and irritated eyes. This age-related narrowing is a common reason why some older adults experience a persistently watery eye, a condition known as epiphora. Therefore, it is important to understand why **do tear ducts clog with age** and what can be done about it.

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