Lifting of drooping eyelid
Lifts the upper eyelid and significantly opens up the gaze, making it brighter and more youthful
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Non-surgical blepharoplasty is an innovative aesthetic medical treatment that lifts and tightens excess eyelid skin using plasma or radiofrequency, without the need for incisions or stitches. It is the ideal solution if you have drooping eyelids, fine lines on the eyelids, or crepey skin around the eyes and desire an alternative to the scalpel with a much faster recovery. The treatment is perfect for those who want to open up their gaze and appear younger without undergoing surgery.
Using the same mechanism, the treatment can also remove skin tags, keratoses, and small benign lesions in the eye area.
A plasma micro-discharge vaporizes tiny points on the eyelid skin. The heat generated stimulates an immediate contraction of collagen fibers and activates the production of new collagen. This process pulls and tightens the eyelid from within, lifting it naturally and making the gaze more open and youthful. The treatment is precise and controlled, targeting only the affected area without damaging the surrounding tissues.
The mechanism is completely natural: your skin responds to the plasma heat by producing new collagen, which maintains results over time. There are no incisions, stitches, or visible scars.


Non-surgical blepharoplasty is perfect for you if you recognize one or more of these situations:
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This treatment must be performed exclusively by qualified medical personnel in a sterile environment. It is not suitable in case of uncontrolled thyroid problems, pregnancy, pacemaker carriers for radiofrequency, or active infections in the eye area. Results vary based on skin thickness, degree of eyelid laxity and age. More visible results are achieved on skin with good elasticity. If you have doubts about your suitability for treatment or pre-existing eye conditions, communicate with your doctor during the preliminary consultation.