Procedure Time
40 minutes
Eyelids Lift Treatment
Treatment for Droopy Eyelids / Hoods in Beaconsfield, Bucks
The appearance of gradual droopy eyelids is common amongst adults and not uncommon to occur from a younger age. Thankfully we can easily and safely treat this problem with “true” Plaxel Plasma
The most common causes for the closing of the lids or hoods, also known as ptosis, on the eyes are:
- Weakness of the muscle that raises the eyelid
- Damage to the nerves that control that muscle
- Looseness of the skin of the upper eyelids
Thankfully, the true non-surgical Plaxel Plasma treatment is a wonderful way to tighten those eyelids, causing them to lift and remain lifted.
The treatment will leave you looking less tired, more awake and allow you to look years younger and great for your age.
FROM £250
The appearance of gradual droopy eyelids is common amongst adults and not uncommon to occur from a younger age. Thankfully we can easily and safely treat this problem with “true” Plaxel Plasma
The most common causes for the closing of the lids or hoods, also known as ptosis, on the eyes are:
- Weakness of the muscle that raises the eyelid
- Damage to the nerves that control that muscle
- Looseness of the skin of the upper eyelids
Thankfully, the true non-surgical Plaxel Plasma treatment is a wonderful way to tighten those eyelids, causing them to lift and remain lifted.
The treatment will leave you looking less tired, more awake and allow you to look years younger and great for your age.
FROM £250
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Is the Plaxel Plasma treatment. painful on the eyelids?
Surprisingly there is minimal discomfort with the Plaxel Plasma as a local anaesthetic cream applied beforehand. This new technology does not have the uncomfortable burning of the skin, including smell, that other companies often use.
When will I see the results and for how long?
The results are most commonly seen from the first week. Providing the correct aftercare is taken, you will find that the eyelids lift and tighten over the course of the first few weeks and following months.
In some cases a further treatment maybe necessary.
In some cases a further treatment maybe necessary.
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Who performs the Plaxel Plasma treatment on the eyelids?
Advanced skin therapist Jacqui Bannister. Jacqui is highly qualified having been using Plasma for treatments since 2014. She is the former owner and head therapist at the award-winning BeauSynergy in Hertfordshire.
What should I do after my treatment?
Critically it is vital that you follow the aftercare instructions given and explained to you before and following your Plaxel Plasma treatment for eyelid lift in Beaconsfield. Key takeaways to give you the safest and very best results include:
- Do not touch, itch, scratch, or wash the treated areas, ideally for seven days
- Do not use a scrub or any type of exfoliation for at least three weeks
- Tab treated area with unscented soap after seven days, if necessary
- Stay out of direct sunlight for at least 7 days. Wear a minimum SPF30 on your face for at least 30 days. Ideally, wear dark glasses if you have to go outside during the first 7 days
- Let any scabs fall off naturally!
Is the treatment permanent?
Results are not permanent and will not last as long as for those who had surgery for the treatment. Depending on the individual’s skin and lifestyle, we expect the tightening of the skin under the eyes to last around 3 years.
What can I expect to happen to the treated area of the eyelids after treatment?
You will be given full aftercare instructions and a lengthy brief in the clinic. It is critical to adhere to the aftercare instructions to a) achieve the very best results possible b) keep the area safe from damage, infection, and scaring.
How do I prepare for this skin treatment in Beaconsfield?
We ask you not to apply any cosmetics or makeup before your visit to us. We will need to know about any recent medical conditions and medications taken at that time.
What are the side effects of the Plasma for the eyelids?
You will find that the white dots around the treated area around the eyes, will remain for a couple of days. They will then turn slightly red in colour and slight swelling may occur. Whilst drinking more water than normal and with the right amount of care (as per instructions) the swelling will be kept to a minimum) Around a week later, the healing will be complete with no sign of swelling or red marks. Within 3-4 weeks we would suggest that you can go back to your normal daily routine of skincare but keep applying a minimum of SPF30 to the treated area, even on cloudy days.
Which areas can be treated with Plasma Pen?
Other than the eyelids, we specifically treat all the areas around the eyes and under the eyes, cheeks, above the lips, and loose skin around the belly/tummy.
How long does the treatment last?
Depending on the areas to be treated, you will find each treatment will last around 30-40 minutes. If more than one area (eyes are one area) is being treated, then a second appointment is generally required. It is not uncommon for two treatments of the same area to be required. A chat the Beaconsfield clinic with the advanced skin therapist will allow you to discuss all options.
How do I book a Plasma Pen treatment for my eyelids in the Beaconsfield clinic?
Acne treatments at the Skin Clinic in Beaconsfield, start from £135. This still represents enormous value. It is a journey that we and all our previous and existing clients believe in. The products are paraben-free and work with your own body’s chemistry.
Will Jet Plasma be used to treat the lifting of the Eyelids or hoods above the eyes?
Yes, Jet Plasma is a viable option to use to lift the eyelid hoods. It will quickly tighten and lift the eyelids allowing the eyes to look less tired. There is no downtime to Jet Plasma.