Periocular Skin Rejuvenation

We use specialized laser settings designed for the delicate eye area to remove damaged skin layers and stimulate new skin growth. These treatments are very effective for reducing crow's feet, eyelid wrinkles, and improving overall skin texture. We use protective eye shields and specific laser parameters to ensure your safety during treatment.

We offer specially formulated chemical peels that are safe for use around the eyes. These gentle solutions remove the top layers of damaged skin, allowing new, smoother skin to grow back. We use lower concentrations and shorter contact times compared to facial peels to protect the sensitive eye area.

This treatment uses very fine needles to create tiny, controlled injuries in the skin around your eyes. This process triggers your body's natural healing response and boosts collagen production. The result is firmer, smoother skin with improved texture and reduced appearance of fine lines around the eyes.

We use specialized IPL settings and protective measures to safely treat pigmentation problems around the eyes. This treatment is especially good for reducing age spots and sun damage while improving overall skin tone. Special eye protection is always used during IPL treatments.

This treatment uses controlled heat energy to tighten loose skin around the eyes and stimulate collagen production. It's particularly effective for mild eyelid sagging and can help create a more youthful appearance without surgery. The treatment is gentle and designed specifically for the delicate eye area.

Initial improvements often appear within the first two to three weeks after treatment as your skin begins to heal and regenerate. Full results typically develop over two to six months as new collagen forms and your skin continues to improve. Some treatments may require multiple sessions for optimal results.

The duration of your results depends on several factors including your age, skin type, sun exposure habits, and lifestyle. Most patients enjoy their results for one to three years. The delicate eye area may require more frequent maintenance compared to other facial areas.

The number of treatments varies based on your skin condition, the treatment chosen, and your desired results. Some patients see good results after one treatment, while others may need three to six sessions spaced several weeks apart for optimal improvement.

To keep your periocular skin looking its best after treatment, we recommend:

• Using daily sunscreen and wearing sunglasses
• Following a gentle eye area skincare routine
• Avoiding excessive eye rubbing
• Scheduling periodic maintenance treatments
• Protecting your eyes from UV exposure

Periocular skin rejuvenation can often be combined with other oculoplastic procedures for comprehensive eye area improvement. We can discuss whether combining treatments might be beneficial for achieving your desired results.

During your consultation, our oculoplastic surgeons will examine your eyes and eyelids, discuss your concerns and goals, and recommend the best treatment options for your specific needs. We consider your eye health, skin type, lifestyle, and budget when making recommendations.

Most patients experience only mild discomfort during treatment. We use numbing cream and cooling techniques to minimize any pain. Many describe the sensation as slight warming or tingling around the eyes. Any discomfort is brief and well-tolerated by most patients.

When performed by experienced oculoplastic surgeons with proper eye protection, these treatments should not affect your vision. We use specialized protective measures and monitor your eye health throughout the process to ensure your vision remains safe.

The number of treatments varies based on your skin condition, the treatment chosen, and your desired results. Some patients see good results after one treatment, while others may need three to six sessions spaced several weeks apart for optimal improvement.

Downtime is typically minimal for most periocular treatments. You may experience mild swelling or redness around your eyes, but these effects usually resolve within a few days. We provide specific guidelines for your treatment during your consultation.

The timing for resuming contact lens wear depends on the specific treatment you receive and how your eyes feel afterward. We typically recommend waiting at least 24 to 48 hours, but we'll provide specific guidelines based on your treatment and recovery.

The timing for resuming eye makeup varies by treatment type. For some procedures, you can apply makeup after a day or two, while others may require waiting up to a week. We provide specific guidelines for your treatment during your aftercare instructions.

Some treatments may cause temporary swelling, redness, or mild bruising around your eyes before you see improvement. This is a normal part of the healing process. We explain what to expect for your specific treatment so you're prepared for the healing timeline.

Results typically last one to three years, though this varies based on your age, skin type, sun exposure, and lifestyle habits. The delicate eye area may require more frequent maintenance treatments compared to other facial areas.

After treatment, you should avoid rubbing your eyes, direct sun exposure without sunglasses, harsh skincare products around the eyes, and contact lenses for the recommended time period. We provide a complete list of what to avoid based on your specific treatment.

Yes, periocular skin rejuvenation can often be combined with eyelid surgery for comprehensive eye area improvement. As oculoplastic surgeons, we can discuss whether combining surgical and non-surgical treatments might be beneficial for your goals.

If you have dry eye disease, we need to carefully evaluate your condition before recommending treatments. Some procedures may temporarily worsen dry eyes, while others might be suitable with proper precautions. We assess each patient individually.

The eye area requires specialized techniques, lower energy settings, specific protective measures, and expertise in eye anatomy. Our oculoplastic training allows us to safely treat this delicate area while protecting your vision and eye health.

The timing depends on the type of eye surgery you had and how well you've healed. Generally, we recommend waiting at least three to six months after eyelid surgery before considering skin rejuvenation treatments. We evaluate each case individually.

Cosmetic treatments are typically not covered by insurance. However, if you have functional eyelid problems that affect your vision, some treatments may be partially covered. We can help determine if any portion of your treatment might qualify for coverage.