How Do You Get Rid Of Calcium Deposits Under The Eyes?
Removing calcium deposits is not always recommended, depending on the size of the calcium deposits and on the person. Calcium deposits in the pores of the face under the eyes can be especially difficult and painful to remove. Before trying to remove the calcium deposits, ask a doctor or medical professional for advice on your specific case. Boil about 2 quarts of water. After the water has cooled enough for you to touch it, but is still extremely hot, dip the cloth into the water and get it completely wet. Then, wring the cloth out quickly, so it is still very hot, but now only moist, and not dripping water. Apply the hot cloth to the calcium deposits. If the cloth drips, ring it out until it doesn’t. Keep the cloth on the calcium deposits until it loses all of its heat. Using your thumbs, gently squeeze the skin around the calcium deposit that you want to evacuate. It should come out of the pore relatively easily, as you’ve opened the pores with the steam from the cloth. If the calciu
