If you haven't already, incorporate one into your routine now. Even if you've managed to sidestep dark circles and crow's-feet, the skin around the eyes starts to become crepey (thanks to collagen loss) during this decade.
There are actually several different types of bacteria that can cause the flesh eating disease to occur. Despite this fact, however, the effects are generally the same, and treatment options don't vary much depending on the actual bacterial type involved in the infection.
Actually, the flesh is not eaten but the skin is dying as a result of the infection that the person has. The bacteria, associated with this disease, cuts off the blood supply. Hence, the tissues die and go through the process of decay, medically termed as necrosis.