What is the treatment for black patches around my mother's eyes due to hyperpigmentation? - #55512

Ayurveda ke according aankhon ke side black patches Vyanga / Twak Vaivarnya jaise ho sakte hain, jisme Pitta–Vata dushti aur Rakta dushti role karti hai. ----Rx – Vyanga / Hyperpigmentation (Pitta–Vata, Rakta dushti) 1) Aimil Amlycure DS Syrup – 2 tsp bd after food with equal water. 2) Neem tablet – 1 tab bd after food. 3) Kumkumadi Tailam – raat ko thin layer only on patch area, eyes me na jaaye. 4) khadirarisht 15 ml with equal amount of water twice daily ----Diet: Teekha, fried, sour, junk, excess tea/coffee avoid. Amla, anar, coconut water, green vegetables lein. -----Lifestyle: Sun exposure avoid, SPF 30–50 sunscreen/cap/dupatta use. ----Follow-up: 4 weeks. If itching/redness/rapid increase, consult earlier

In Ayurveda, dark circles or black patches around the eyes are often classified under Vyangya (hyperpigmentation) or associated with a localized vitiation of Vata and Pitta Doshas, combined with Rakta Dhatu Dushti (impurity in the blood tissue). The skin around the eyes (Netra Koshtha) is incredibly delicate, making it highly susceptible to stress, poor microcirculation, and accumulation of metabolic toxins (Ama) 1.Kumkumadi Tailam: This is the gold standard in Ayurveda for facial hyperpigmentation. •​Application: Take 2–3 drops of authentic Kumkumadi Tailam, apply it gently around the eyes using the ring finger (which exerts the least pressure), and massage in a circular motion for 2–3 minutes before bedtime. Leave it overnight and wash with lukewarm water in the morning. ​2.Yastimadhu & Rakta Chandana Lepa: ​Preparation: Mix equal parts of Yastimadhu (Licorice) powder and Rakta Chandana (Red Sandalwood) powder with fresh raw milk or cucumber juice to form a smooth paste. •​Application: Apply a thin layer around the eyes, leaving it on for 15 minutes. Wash it off before it completely dries out to prevent stretching the skin. 3.Pitta Shamana & Rasayana: Amalaki Rasayana or Avipattikar Churna (if she experiences acidity or constipation) helps regulate digestion and eliminates the Ama (toxins) that contribute to skin dullness. •Ahara (Diet): ​Favored: Include sweet, bitter, and astringent tastes. Give her fresh seasonal fruits (especially Pomegranates and Amla), green leafy vegetables, and adequate water. •​Avoid: Excessively spicy, salty, sour, fermented, and stale food (Pitta-vardhaka ahara). •​Vihara (Lifestyle): ​Nidra (Sleep): Ensure she gets 7–8 hours of sound, uninterrupted night sleep. Ratri Jagarana (night awakening) is a primary cause of Vata-Pitta vitiation leading to dark patches. •​Screen Time: Minimize prolonged exposure to digital screens, which strains the Aloka Pitta.