Non-Surgical Eyelid Aesthetics

Today, there are many options to treat sagging eyelids. One of them is non-surgical eyelid aesthetics. Eyelids usually sag due to aging. For patients with severe saggy eyelids, surgical treatments are more suitable, especially if they are over 45 years old. In mild or simple sagging and if the patient is under 45 years old, blepharoplasty without surgery can be an option.

What is Non-Surgical Eyelid Aesthetics?

Non-surgical eyelid aesthetics, procedures help to remove excess eyelid skin without any incision. Plus, it doesn’t leave any scars. This procedure is called non-surgical blepharoplasty. During a non-surgical blepharoplasty with plasma energy (Plexr), the skin is peeled off with very sensitive interactions. Plasma blepharoplasty is a quick, effective and lasting treatment. Laser blepharoplasty is another non-surgical blepharoplasty application. This method uses heat to refresh the skin and boost the collagen tissue in the skin. Patients who are suitable for non-surgical blepharoplasty can have these methods

How is Non-Surgical Eyelid Aesthetics Performed?

Plasma energy is used in non-surgical blepharoplasty procedures. When the needle in the device is brought closer to the skin, gaseous water vapour and nitrogen in the treatment area are converted into high-energy plasma energy. By vaporising the skin lesion or excess skin, this energy destroys the problematic tissue.

Instead of using plasma energy, methods such as HIFU (High Intensity Focused Sound Wave) and gold needle are also effective. Non-surgical blepharoplasty is suitable for people with mild and moderate problems, while surgical intervention is more suitable than non-surgical intervention in advanced patients.

Things to Consider After Non-Surgical Eyelid Aesthetics

After non-surgical eyelid aesthetics, patients should keep in mind these highly important points:

Edema and crusting are normal for the first 3-4 days after non-surgical blepharoplasty.
There is no need for bandage and eye closure.
It takes 10 days for the crusts to disappear and the skin to regenerate.
Sun cream and sunglasses should be used when going out in the first period.
Appropriate creams should be used as recommended by the doctor.
The face can be washed the morning after the operation.
The face should be washed frequently.
The patient may feel some pain, experience redness and non-permanent spots. In such cases, appropriate treatments are used in accordance with the specialist doctor’s advice.
There is no scar or abnormal appearance after non-surgical blepharoplasty.