According to Dr Nagori, "High cholesterol doesn't confine its impact to the heart; it extends its tendrils to the eyes. Failing to manage it can lead to xanthelasma, yellow deposits around the eyes.

Cholesterol can gather around the eyes forming fatty, yellowish lumps, according to the NHS. These appear as flat or slightly raised yellow bumps around the eyes or near the nose, often on the upper ...

Xanthelasmas: small cholesterol deposits that develop in the skin around the lower eye area and on the eyelid. They typically have a pale yellow appearance. Corneal arcus: a pale white ring ...

It results from an accumulation of excess cholesterol. Xanthelasmas: small cholesterol deposits that develop in the skin around the lower eye area and on the eyelid. They typically have a pale yellow ...

Xanthelasma The most prevalent eye symptom linked to high cholesterol is xanthelasma. Cholesterol can gather around the eyes forming fatty, yellowish lumps, according to the NHS. Arcus Senilis A ...

A decades-old drug used to lower cholesterol levels in the blood has ... out in patients enrolled into Scotland’s Diabetic Eye Screening (DES) programme found that, over four years, treatment ...