Delicate and very sensitive skin under the eyes, as the first can reveal our real age. Incorrect care, or worse, the lack of it, will only manifest wrinkles. Can You fight it? Fortunately, in cosmetology and aesthetic medicine we have a number of non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments, which after just a few series improve the condition of the skin, visually rejuvenating it. Meet our favorites!
Undergoing treatments that aim to rejuvenate the delicate skin under the eyes visually, the long-lasting effect is also important. Therefore, each time you should consult with a specialist possible options and choose the right direction of treatment. Removal of wrinkles around the eyes does not have to be a complicated and long-lasting process. In the range of treatments we have quite a lot of options – they are non-invasive or less invasive. People who undergo treatments notice the difference after the first series, and continuation allows for long-lasting and even better results.
IQ Plasma – a painless and non-invasive look rejuvenation!
Treatment is non-invasive and safe, and the effects can be seen after the first contact with the device. Eye area lifting is recommended for both women and men. The advantage of this method is the fact that after it is done, you do not have to give up everyday life. After the procedure the skin may be slightly swollen and irritated. Redness and convalescence is incomparably faster than surgical eyelid lifting. The plasma treatment involves making micro points on the skin using plasma, which is generated by the Plasma IQ device. A cosmetologist or doctor using a special device releases plasma beams at a small, controlled distance. It results in sublimation of the epidermis without damaging it.
What effects can you expect? The skin becomes elastic and regains its elasticity. IQ plasma is recommended for practically anyone who is looking for a quick, safe and painless way to rejuvenate the skin around the eyes. The effectiveness of this treatment convinces a growing number of people.
