Features of non-surgical blepharoplasty with plasma current


Types of laser blepharoplasty of eyelids

The types of this aesthetic procedure do not differ from the type of its implementation: laser or scalpel. The choice of a specific type depends on the problem with which the patient came. If the upper eyelid droops, the doctor will suggest upper blepharoplasty. During the operation, excess skin and fat will be removed from the periorbital area.

Bags under the eyes are an indication for lower plastic surgery. If it is necessary to correct both eyelids, you will be advised to have a circular one. In some cases, the patient needs to correct the corners of the eyes. Lifting the outer corner of the eye is called canthopexy.

Doctors' opinion

According to many medical professionals, when choosing between classical and laser plastic surgery, it is recommended to give preference to laser. There are many reasons for this:

  1. Faster and more successful wound healing, minimal risk of injury and infection, reducing the period required for patient rehabilitation.
  2. Complete absence of scars.
  3. The duration of the operating period and preparation for the operation is only a few hours. This means that after three to four hours you can safely go home to recover. Also, you will not have to go to the hospital to recover after laser plastic surgery - you will only have to come to the doctor for follow-up checks.
  4. The effect of laser plastic surgery is in no way inferior to classical plastic surgery - it lasts on average five years, in some cases up to ten years.

Price

The cost of laser eyelid surgery will vary depending on many factors. These include the area that will be subject to surgery, the individual characteristics of the patient, the type of anesthetic, the need for additional tests and consultations, and so on. The cost largely depends on the city and the clinic. The average cost of extended blepharoplasty, which includes correction of all problems of the upper and lower eyelids, is 65 thousand rubles.

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What to prefer: laser or scalpel?

The first visit to a plastic surgeon is always fear and doubt. Women frightened by horror stories often put off visiting a specialist until the last minute.

Among the most common fears is the fear of complications, scars and bruises. If you are one of those, then you should prefer laser surgery, since the laser, in addition to being a powerful and at the same time neat tool, has a number of advantages for both the doctor and the patient. How is a laser superior to a scalpel?

Minimum injuries

It allows you to achieve a significant reduction in the wound caused during surgery, while significantly reducing the required recovery period. The laser causes less trauma to surrounding tissue, and the incision made during laser surgery heals much faster.

No swelling or hematomas

The likelihood of hematomas and edema after laser surgery is several times less, since the laser beam, due to its high temperature, promotes cauterization of small vessels.

No scars

By choosing a laser, you do not have to worry about scars, since the wound heals without a scar, which is impossible to achieve even using the best scalpel.

No infections

The laser leaves no opportunity for infection to enter the blood, since the walls of the wound are reliably “sealed”.

No need to go to hospital

Laser surgery does not require hospital monitoring; within a few hours you can be at home and see a specialist only to monitor the recovery process.

Long lasting effect

The effect of laser surgery lasts for a long time: in some cases, repeated surgery was required only after 10 years.

Note! The patient can be operated on with carbon dioxide and erbium laser beams. A carbon dioxide laser beam is able to penetrate into the deep layers of the skin, cauterizing blood vessels, which allows you not to worry about the possibility of bleeding. However, this same property of the laser beam can cause complications, such as skin burns and pain in the patient.

The erbium beam allows the operation to be performed without burns, since it does not penetrate deep into the tissue. Laser eyelid blepharoplasty itself can be performed either surgically or without surgical intervention.

general information

In laser eyelid blepharoplasty, a thin beam of high-energy light is directed onto the skin, leaving behind micro-incisions. Bleeding does not develop in this case, since due to the high temperature, small vessels are immediately cauterized, as if sealed. As a result, the risk of bacteria entering the wound and developing infection, as well as swelling and bruises, is minimized.

In addition, the width of the incisions themselves after the laser is much smaller than the width of the incisions after a scalpel, so the surrounding tissues are less injured, and the wound heals faster, leaving no scars.

Two types of lasers are used to perform laser blepharoplasty:

  • CO2, or carbon dioxide. It has a more powerful beam of light, so it penetrates deeper into the skin. With its help, thin cuts are made, it also promotes coagulation of blood vessels, but due to the sudden heating of the tissues, it can leave behind a severe burn.
  • Erbium. Its wavelength is almost three times shorter, so it penetrates shallowly into the skin. It cannot burn, but it is also less effective: it eliminates fine wrinkles through layer-by-layer evaporation of the skin.

The choice of laser is made by the doctor individually, depending on the severity of the changes.

During the laser blepharoplasty procedure, the cells are heated to a certain temperature, but are not destroyed. On the contrary, heat has a beneficial effect: muscle fibers, and with them the collagen framework, are strengthened, collagen synthesis is enhanced, the skin is tightened and rejuvenated.

Surgeries on the skin around the eyes

Currently, there are 5 types of plastic surgery on the skin around the eyes. The choice of one type of operation or another is justified both by the complexity of the problem and by the condition of the patient’s skin.

If the reason for contacting a specialist is an overhanging fold of the upper eyelid, then the specialist will offer you upper eyelid surgery, which involves cutting out excess skin and fat.


Bags under the eyes, hernias and swelling are removed using laser surgery of the lower eyelids. In this case, the doctor can perform the operation in several ways:

  • making an incision on the ciliary edge of the eyelid;
  • making an incision on the inside of the eyelid;
  • or by making a correction through the oral cavity.

The next type of surgery is circular blepharoplasty. It is performed when the patient has problems with both eyelids. Using a laser, you can also correct the shape of your eyes. This type of operation is especially popular among Asian women. If the patient has impaired facial nerve function, the doctor will definitely recommend canthopexy - an operation that helps correct the shape and expression of the eyes.

What is plasma current blepharoplasty?

Plasma tightening consists of exposing human skin to plasma, which consists of radicals, ions, electrons, and neutral ozone atoms. When sublimation of the epithelium is carried out, no unpleasant sensations are felt in the area of ​​contact.

This is achieved using local anesthesia. The use of plasma blepharoplasty prevents bleeding and tissue injury.

The skin is exposed to injections, at which time excess fat in the eyelid area and bruises under the eyes are eliminated. This method also removes leather upholstery. At the time of the procedure, the dermis is reduced, healing occurs very quickly.

Thanks to non-surgical eyelid blepharoplasty, the fat layer dissolves and excess moisture is released. The result can be seen 1.5 weeks after the procedure.

Preparing for surgery

Plastic surgery today is rarely considered as a serious surgical intervention. However, laser blepharoplasty should be taken seriously. First of all, you need to find an experienced specialist who can perform surgery with minimal likelihood of complications. Read the article about how to choose a plastic surgeon.

In addition, it is important to understand that such an operation also requires preparation, and after it a number of restrictions apply. Failure to follow the rules can have dire consequences, of which problems with appearance are the most easily remedied.

  1. Vision problems are a reason for preliminary consultation with an ophthalmologist.
  2. 2 weeks before the scheduled date of surgery, it is better to stop taking medications if possible. Some medications affect blood clotting and can cause complications during and after surgery.
  3. When planning the operation, keep in mind that for some time your face will be completely unpresentable. Bruising and swelling will disappear in a few days, but during these days it is better to stay at home.
  4. After surgery, you will not be able to wear your favorite lenses for up to 1 month. Make sure you have glasses.
  5. It’s also worth forgetting about the bathhouse and sauna for a month.

Compliance with simple rules is a guarantee of your safety.

Features of plasma blepharoplasty

Plasma lifting begins with facial cleansing. Using a special cosmetic milk, remaining impurities and cosmetics are removed. Then the face is treated with an anesthetic. Bandages with an anesthetic substance are applied to certain areas where the plasma effect will be performed and left for 30 minutes. Since the procedure is not painful, it is not necessary to apply bandages. It depends on the wishes of the patient and personal sensitivity of the skin.

After the preparatory steps, the doctor begins to work the device on problem areas of the skin. The doctor burns the designated areas, making the smallest possible range of movements.

The needle should not be left in one place for a long time, as this can lead to burns. The number of dots left on the face depends on the condition of the skin. The more areas that need tightening, the smaller the distance between the points will be.

At the time of exposure, a special technique is used: firing is done on both sides of the wrinkles or in the fold (in the presence of deep wrinkles). At the time of the procedure there should be no unpleasant sensations: only a slight sensation of warmth.

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There may be a burnt hair smell. Upon completion of the actions, the treated areas are lubricated with an antiseptic and wound-healing ointment. The procedure time is 35-60 minutes, it all depends on the degree of problem areas.

How is the operation and recovery after it performed?

The operation itself in most cases takes place on an outpatient basis. General anesthesia is used only when additional interventions are necessary; more often, specialists use local anesthesia, so there is no need to worry about possible complications from anesthesia.


The operation is carried out in stages and includes procedures to protect the eye using special lenses, anesthesia of the operation site, the operation itself and suturing the wound. The wound can be sutured using threads, special glue, or surgical tape.

The standard recovery period after surgery is 14 days. On the first day, do not forget about the need to apply cold compresses - this will help you avoid bruising and swelling. After a week, during a follow-up examination, the doctor will remove the stitches. After just 3 weeks you will notice that the scars from the wound have disappeared. You will be able to apply eye makeup only 10 days after the operation.

Stages of the procedure

  • Preparation

The preparatory stage includes a series of examinations and analyzes that reveal the absence of contraindications and will help you choose the most effective method of laser plastic surgery.

  1. Blood tests - general, biochemical, to determine blood group and Rh factor, for HIV and hCG, coagulogram.
  2. General urine analysis.
  3. Electrocardiogram followed by consultation with a cardiologist.
  4. Fluorography.

The issue of using anesthesia is being decided - the patient can be under general or local anesthesia. Preparation includes treatment with antiseptic gel, marking of skin areas and eye protection with lenses. After exposure, the surgeon does a trial laser treatment and makes adjustments depending on the patient's skin type.

  • Progress of the operation

To perform laser plastic surgery, laser equipment makes incisions strictly along designated lines, which are marked on the contours of the folds of the outer eyelid. To eliminate fatty hernias, incisions are made on the inside of the eyelid. After making the incisions, the surgeon applies several minor stitches, and the incision site is glued together using a specialized medical plaster. The operation itself lasts from half an hour to one and a half hours.

  • Postoperative period

The postoperative period lasts from two weeks to one month. A day after the plastic surgery, the first visit to the doctor is scheduled, and three days later the stitches are removed. After the recovery period is over, additional cosmetic procedures can be performed, for example, laser resurfacing of the eyelids after blepharoplasty. This procedure will help smooth out minor defects, remove the network of facial wrinkles and achieve an ideal result.

Results of laser eyelid blepharoplasty

By agreeing to measures such as surgery, you probably paint a picture of the expected result. The task of a good specialist is to explain what result can be realistically achieved in your specific case, and for what you will have to use other technologies.

Often, visiting patients do not realize that upper eyelid surgery does not involve raising the eyebrows or correcting facial wrinkles. Wrinkles will not go away; they can only be eliminated with a laser. The corners of the eyes will also not be affected.

What does the patient get? There will certainly be a rejuvenating effect, but even the most outstanding surgeon cannot completely reverse age-related changes. Your look will become refreshed, the bags under your eyes will disappear, your eyes will “open up”. If desired, you can achieve a more pronounced effect by resorting to a comprehensive solution, combining laser blepharoplasty of the eyelids and other procedures recommended by a specialist.

Recovery period

Plasma blepharoplasty is a procedure after which you should not rely on instant rejuvenation. the final result will be visible only after rehabilitation, which lasts 2 weeks. Immediately after the procedure, patients experience skin redness, inflammation, and swelling. If severe pain is observed in the treated areas, the doctor prescribes painkillers.

Sometimes crusts are created on the treated areas, which disappear after 5 days. They cannot be torn off, otherwise scars and scars will appear. To alleviate the condition, doctors recommend using Panthenol or Bepanten. Additionally, you can use antiseptics. If you experience discomfort at the treatment site, you can apply ice cubes wrapped in a napkin to the affected areas.

After the crusts disappear, the renewed skin still needs to be smeared with wound-healing gels for several days. To prevent the appearance of pigment spots on the skin, you need to use sun protection products (SPF-50). After 14 days, you can change the product to SPF-30.

Contraindications and possible complications

Like any procedure, this one also has contraindications. Thus, a specialist will refuse to help a patient with increased sensitivity to the laser or with existing inflammation at the site of the planned operation. Laser eyelid blepharoplasty is not recommended for people:

  • with problems in the functioning of the endocrine system;
  • with increased intraocular pressure;
  • having chronic diseases (during exacerbation);
  • with HIV infections;
  • having tumors of various degrees;
  • with blood clotting disorders.

After surgery, your eyes may feel dry or have constant watery eyes. This complication is the result of improper functioning of the lacrimal glands; it goes away within a maximum of 2 weeks. During the operation, the integrity of the blood vessels is compromised, which often leads to swelling of the area around the eyes and hematomas. When contacting a low-qualified specialist, the patient may notice that after surgery he has asymmetry of the eyelids. When choosing a carbon dioxide laser, patients rarely experience burns.

Side effects

The side effects that you may experience after laser surgery may be caused by an individual reaction, or by the unprofessionalism of medical professionals. After laser eyelid surgery, you may experience:

  1. Subcutaneous and retrobulbar hematomas. In the first case, it may be necessary to remove the blood clot through the use of a puncture. The second case is more painful and difficult from the point of view of treatment - it is characterized by damage to the vessel and protrusion of the eyeball, resulting in pain in its movement. Treatment is prescribed by an ophthalmologist.
  2. Dry keratoconjunctivitis. Appears in case of incorrect actions of the doctor who performed the plastic surgery. In order to eliminate the disease, it is necessary to take a course of eye drops.
  3. Tearfulness caused by tissue swelling and displacement of the tear ducts. Tearfulness goes away after swelling subsides.
  4. Severely drooping eyelid, which is the result of the removal of a large amount of tissue. The problem is that the inner surface of the eyelid may become visible. To eliminate this effect, it will be necessary to tone the muscles, which can be achieved through massage or gymnastics, and in some cases through surgery.
  5. Muscle injury, which results in impaired motor functions of the eyeball. No treatment is required - the effect goes away on its own in two to three weeks.

One method or an integrated approach?

Arguing about the dangers and benefits of choosing one or another instrument for performing an operation, some doctors lose sight of the fact that the most successful option is a combination of the traditional method and a laser. This combination involves removing excess skin and fat using a scalpel, followed by laser rejuvenation procedures. The laser will rejuvenate the skin, smooth out wrinkles, and the patient does not have to worry about possible burns during surgery.

The laser is used separately from the scalpel, or in combination with transconjunctival plastic surgery, which allows to avoid scars on the outer side of the eyelid. A comprehensive solution always gives greater effect with a reduced risk of unwanted effects. An integrated approach stimulates the production of elastin and collagen, patients note an increase in skin elasticity.

What should you not do after a plasma eyelid lift?

After the procedure, patients should follow some recommendations:

  • do not touch or scratch the treated skin;
  • do not rub your eyes;
  • do not wear contact lenses for a month;
  • do not drink alcohol;
  • do not use eye cosmetics, foundations, powders, bronzers, highlighters;
  • to reduce eye strain in the first two weeks, it is better to stop reading books and watching TV;
  • It is not recommended to go to a bathhouse, sauna, or public swimming pool.

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If you follow all the recommendations, the long-awaited effect will last up to 5 years.

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Non-surgical methods

The desire to correct skin defects in the eye area is not at all a direct path to the surgeon’s scalpel/laser. There are also non-surgical methods for eliminating defects that are available to those whose skin is not yet in a completely deplorable state. Small wrinkles, changes in the color of the skin of the eyelids, and the appearance of slight swelling can be corrected by the fractional thermolysis procedure.

The procedure uses an erbium laser, which does not cause skin burns. Using a laser, a specialist removes the top layer of skin, thereby activating the regeneration process. The procedure is absolutely safe and does not require long recovery. The only thing that you will be asked to avoid direct sunlight for 14 days. The effect of the procedure usually lasts 2 – 3 years.


Another option for eliminating skin defects around the eyes without surgery is laser resurfacing. Here a carbon dioxide laser is used, with which the doctor evaporates the top layer of skin. The method allows you to achieve a more lasting effect in 5 sessions than with fractional thermolysis.

Devices for plasma blepharoplasty

Plasma blepharoplasty is performed using ultra-modern devices, which will be discussed below:

  • Russian device Plasma Pensil. It has 5 levels of control of plasma influence powers. Helps get rid of upper eyelid ptosis and wrinkles. Perfectly tones the skin, removes scars and benign formations;
  • Korean device Plasma BT. The device tightens the eyelids, removes wrinkles, acne and papillomas. It operates in two modes: plasma shower (the effect is on the restoration and rejuvenation of the skin, eliminating bacteria on the skin) and plasma sublimation (carrying out ablative non-surgical blepharoplasty aimed at eliminating deep wrinkles, scars and spots);
  • Italian device Plexr. The device eliminates crow's feet and sagging skin. It also effectively removes scars, tightens the skin, tones and corrects it;
  • Chinese Plasma Pen device. One of the most popular devices that is used with a plasma pen. Removes various skin defects. Has 6 power levels.

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Plasma blepharoplasty price

The cost of plasma blepharoplasty depends on the skill, experience and qualifications of the doctor who will perform the operation, as well as on the reputation of the clinic. The average cost of the procedure for each eye is 15 thousand rubles. To remove wrinkles and dark circles under the eyes, you need to pay another 12 thousand rubles.

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Who is contraindicated for non-surgical blepharoplasty?

The list of contraindications is quite extensive, but primarily the procedure is prohibited for pregnant or breastfeeding women, as it can cause stress and harm health. In addition, if you feel unwell or have not fully recovered from the illness, the procedure should be rescheduled to prevent complications. It is also recommended to avoid blepharoplasty if you have the following diseases:

  • herpes;
  • oncology;
  • allergies (consultation with a doctor is required);
  • hemophilia;
  • poor blood clotting;
  • heart problems.

It is also worth canceling the scheduled procedure if it falls on the days of menstruation.

What are the contraindications?

Despite the complete safety of the procedure, it is not recommended if the patient’s body is significantly weakened and there are acute pathological processes. Contraindications to eyelid surgery are:

  • diabetes mellitus in the decompensation phase;
  • acute infectious processes or exacerbation of chronic inflammation in the body;
  • presence of bleeding disorders;
  • acute diseases of the heart and respiratory system;
  • the presence of malignant neoplasms.

It is not recommended to perform the procedure during periods of pregnancy and lactation. This is due to the fact that any external influence on the body during this period is undesirable, since it represents additional stress for the mother and, as a result, for the child.

Method of injection lifting

The manipulation begins with removing makeup and cleaning the skin. Then the cosmetologist treats the eyelids with a special anesthetic to reduce discomfort and marks the eyelid areas for administration of the drug. The next step is drug injections. Patients describe this procedure as unpleasant and slightly painful.

When the drug is injected under the skin, a restorative cream or ointment is applied to the treated areas, which reduces swelling and speeds up the renewal process. The procedure lasts 30 minutes. Upon completion of the treatment, the cosmetologist tells the patient about the further program for skin care in the eye area.

To obtain a pronounced result, several procedures are usually prescribed - from 4 to 10. This depends on the individual characteristics of the patient’s body.

Types and popular drugs

Conventionally, injection medications are divided into two types: some change the contour, others relieve swelling.

Among the frequently used:

  • Restylane – smoothes the skin, smoothes out wrinkles, thanks to the hyaluronic acid contained in the composition.
  • Dermaheal Eyebag Solution - made on the basis of peptides, eliminates hernias.
  • Dermaheal Dark Circle Solution – thanks to the presence of vitamins in the composition, it eliminates dark circles.
  • Caregen – increases the process of burning fat by 12 times, simultaneously preventing the development of new adipose tissue, increases tone, and eliminates wrinkles.
  • Sensavi - thanks to the peptides contained in the composition, affects three problem areas at once: skin, fat and muscle tissue. The result is the elimination of signs of fatigue, sagging, and wrinkles.
  • Eyebag essence – corrects problems of the lower and upper eyelids, allowing you to achieve a visible effect after 2 sessions.

In general, the action of the drugs is aimed at intensive rejuvenation and skin regeneration.

Indications for use

Turn to non-surgical treatment through injection correction in the case of:

  • long-term signs of fatigue, stress, impaired metabolism (dark circles, bags);
  • the appearance of the first wrinkles (crow’s feet, “mesh” on the lower eyelid);
  • excessive thinning of the skin;
  • drooping eyelids;
  • strong expression of the nasolacrimal groove;
  • decrease in turgor.

What results can be achieved?

Non-surgical injection-based blepharoplasty is considered a quick and safe way to rejuvenate the skin on the face. The benefits of exposure include:

  • minimal pain;
  • safety;
  • easy and minimal rehabilitation.

The result of the injections depends on the severity of age-related changes and the quality of the drug used. After injection blepharoplasty, subcutaneous fat in the eye area is removed, and epithelial regeneration processes begin.

This guarantees significant skin rejuvenation using a natural method. Thanks to lymphatic drainage, the epithelial and muscle layers of tissue regain elasticity. The results obtained after injection rejuvenation last for 1-4 years. After which the procedure is repeated.

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