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How does the non-surgical laser eyelid lift work?

Fractional CO2 laser therapy is an advanced development in skin treatment using carbon dioxide lasers (CO2 lasers).
In the past, “skin resurfacing” was the standard—a fairly invasive procedure where the entire top layer of skin was removed to stimulate new skin growth. This has been replaced by fractional laser therapy, which applies only individual, micro-fine dots to the skin. This triggers collagen neoformation and structural remodeling in the deeper layers of the skin.

How does laser treatment for eyelid lifting work?

The laser beam consists of high-energy, focused light directed onto the skin.
Thanks to the patented technology of the eCO2 system, evenly distributed micro-laser beams with diameters ranging from 0.12 mm to 1 mm can be produced.
Where the laser light hits, the skin is selectively vaporized to a depth of over 1 mm. The goal is to treat only 10% to a maximum of 20% of the skin surface in each session (Fractional Technology). The surrounding healthy tissue promotes rapid skin regeneration.
After a few days, the lasered points form fine crusts, which are typically shed gradually within a week. The skin renewal process begins. During this time, the skin may appear slightly darker.

Which eyelid lifting method is right for me?

Mild Skin Laxity:
Potenza™ RF Microneedling, eCO2 Laser (Laser Lifting)
Moderate Laxity:
Potenza™ RF Microneedling, eCO2 Laser (Laser Lifting)
Fine Wrinkles & Tired Skin:
PhilArt Eye / Regenerative procedures, Threads, Botox, Biostimulators, HydraFacial® Perk™ Eye
Severe Hooded Eyelids:
Laser-assisted surgical blepharoplasty

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