Precision plasma treatment
A small treatment area. A serious recovery conversation.
Plasma Eye Lift creates controlled superficial treatment points around a suitable eyelid area and requires careful assessment, consent and aftercare.

Plasma Eye Lift
Controlled treatment points above the skin surface.
A plasma device produces a small electrical arc close to the skin, creating a pattern of superficial treatment points. Numbing cream is used and the practitioner works precisely across the agreed upper or lower eyelid area.
The procedure creates an intentional healing response. It is not risk-free or equivalent to surgery, and it cannot reproduce every surgical result.
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Swelling and small crusts are expected.
Do not pick the treated points. Sun protection and the aftercare supplied by your practitioner are important while the area heals.
Risk-aware treatment
The eye area leaves little room for casual decisions.
Redness, swelling, tenderness, crusting and temporary sensitivity are common. Pigment change, infection, scarring, prolonged swelling and an unsatisfactory cosmetic result are possible.
Skin tone, healing history, active skin conditions, medicines and recent eye procedures all affect suitability. Your practitioner should explain alternatives and when treatment should be postponed or avoided.
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Upper, lower or combined eyelid treatment.
The two packages cover either one eyelid area or both, plus the supporting treatments shown.
Upper and lower lids
Prices come from our clinic feed and are cached for 24 hours. Treatment is subject to consultation; offers and availability vary by clinic.
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Plasma Eye Lift questions, answered.
The procedure and recovery should be fully understood before you decide.
Ask a practitionerHow does the Plasma Eye Lift work?
The device creates a small electrical arc above the skin, producing controlled superficial treatment points. The resulting healing response may change the appearance of a suitable eyelid area.
How much recovery time should I allow?
Visible swelling and crusting can last for several days and sometimes up to around 10 days. Recovery varies, so plan around the possibility that the area will remain noticeable.
What side effects and risks can occur?
Redness, swelling, tenderness, crusting and sensitivity are common. Pigment change, infection, scarring, prolonged swelling and an unsatisfactory result are possible.
Can I pick or cover the crusts?
Do not pick them. Follow the specific cleansing, product, makeup and sun-protection advice supplied by your practitioner to reduce avoidable complications.
Is this the same as blepharoplasty?
No. It is a non-surgical cosmetic treatment and cannot reproduce every effect of eyelid surgery. A qualified professional should explain alternatives for your concern.
Who may not be suitable?
Active skin disease or infection, some skin tones or healing histories, pregnancy, certain medicines and recent eye treatment may affect suitability. Assessment is essential.
Precision deserves preparation.