How to effectively treat drooping eyelid?
The internet is full of ways to hide drooping eyelids with makeup. However, let's admit that in the long run, this doesn't work. The problem of drooping eyelids unfortunately worsens over time. Fortunately, at Ambasada Urody in Warsaw, we have treatments available that effectively reduce this problem.
Plexr Plus plasma eyelid lifting is a highly effective treatment for the described condition. The PlexR Plus device is the most advanced plasma generator that, in the hands of an experienced specialist, works wonders. This device generates a targeted and controlled plasma beam that evaporates a minimal area of the skin, causing it to shrink and firm in the treated area. The uniqueness of this medical device lies in not causing bleeding or inflammation of the surrounding tissues.
Pelleve is the strongest available device on the market for thermolifting. Its action involves a non-invasive thermal effect. The heated collagen fibers contract, which ultimately firms the skin, reducing drooping eyelids. Interestingly, this treatment shows results after the first visit, but a series of treatments is recommended.
BeautyTek is a cybernetic technology that, by balancing physicochemical potentials, improves the functioning of tissues, both firming the skin and strengthening deeper tissues (even muscles) that support the eyelids in the proper position.
Which of these treatments will you choose?
FAQ
What helps with drooping eyelids?
Three types of in-office treatments help with drooping eyelids: PlexR Plus plasma eyelid lift (vaporization of a minimal area of skin with plasma, causing contraction and firming), Pelleve thermolifting (heating of collagen fibers, which contract and firm the skin), and BeautyTek cybernetic technology (firms the skin and strengthens deeper tissues, including the muscles supporting the eyelids). Makeup can temporarily mask the problem, but in the long run it does not work, and eyelid drooping worsens over time.
What does a drooping eyelid look like?
A drooping eyelid manifests as an excess of skin on the upper eyelid, which droops downwards, partially covering the eye. The skin forms a fold or “hood" over the eyelashes, which optically makes the eye look smaller and gives the face a tired, older appearance. The problem may affect one side more than the other, or both sides simultaneously. In advanced cases, a drooping eyelid reduces the field of vision, becoming not only an aesthetic problem, but also a functional one.
How much does a treatment for drooping eyelids cost?
The cost of the treatment for drooping eyelids depends on the chosen technology. PlexR Plus plasma eyelid lift is usually from 1500 to 3500 PLN per session (depending on the scope of correction - one or both eyelids). Pelleve thermolifting costs from 500 to 1500 PLN per session, but a series of treatments is recommended. BeautyTek is a cost of 300 to 800 PLN per session. The most accurate quote can be obtained during a consultation at the clinic, when a specialist assesses the degree of eyelid drooping.
Which treatment for drooping eyelids is the most effective?
The most effective treatment for drooping eyelids is the PlexR Plus plasma eyelid lift - the device generates a targeted plasma beam that evaporates a minimal area of the skin, causing its contraction and tightening. The treatment is distinguished by the lack of bleeding and inflammation of the surrounding tissues. An alternative is Pelleve thermolifting (gives results already after the first visit, a series of treatments is recommended) and BeautyTek (acts on deeper tissues, including the muscles supporting the eyelids).
How to lift droopy eyelids without surgery?
Drooping eyelids can be lifted without surgery using non-invasive treatments: PlexR Plus (plasma eyelid lift - a controlled plasma beam contracts and firms the skin without incisions), Pelleve (thermolifting - heating collagen fibers causes them to contract, with the effect visible from the first visit) and BeautyTek (cybernetic technology that firms the skin and strengthens the muscles supporting the eyelids). None of these treatments require surgical intervention, and their effectiveness allows avoiding or postponing blepharoplasty.
