From the perspective of aging, hooded eyelids appear when the skin hangs over the eye. Excess skin occurs between the eyebrow and the upper lash line. It’s caused by a variety of factors, including age and genes. As we age, we lose face volume, collagen, elastin, and fat. So over time, the structure of the face changes. Because of gravity, our skin begins to sag. There are many non-surgical options such as Botox, brow thread lift, fibroblastic plasma treatments, etc. Get to know them:

Cosmetic techniques for lifting and tightening the eyes

Botox

Botox is an easy and relatively low-risk procedure with minimal downtime to lift hooded eyelids and drooping eyebrows; This technique is often referred to as “Botox brow lift.”

This procedure is best used for mild cases of drooping eyelids or for younger patients. Botox relaxes the muscles around the eyes and between the eyebrows, then raises the eyebrow to a higher position. When Botox is applied, it can significantly lift and open the eyes, resulting in a brighter appearance of the eyes.

eyebrow filler

The loss of structure around the eyes can cause the eyebrows to droop. Adding dermal fillers to the area can raise eyebrows and reduce the appearance of hooded eyelids.

laser resurfacing

Lasers can tighten the skin while boosting collagen production. This helps the area appear smoother and more toned while removing sagging skin around the eyes for a non-surgical eyelid lift.

Eyebrow lift with thread

A brow lift is a minor procedure. Soluble sutures are strategically placed into the appropriate layer of skin with a needle (no incision needed) and lifted upwards; Then the excess threads are cut. This gives you an instant lift to the brow area and adds support to the upper eyelid. Plus, it helps the area produce new collagen over time. It is a quick procedure that is performed under local anaesthesia. Keep in mind that it can result in little bruising, pain or swelling for a few days after treatment.

Fibroplasma skin tightening

Fibroplasma skin tightening treatments work by creating hundreds of tiny holes or controlled micro-injuries on the upper eyelid using a high-frequency electric current. Immediately, the tiny holes shrink, causing the skin to contract, tighten and lift. This may sound a little intimidating, but it is considered a low-risk procedure. Because the eyelid area is thin and sensitive, a little swelling may occur with this procedure. It usually takes two to three weeks for the small holes to heal, and you’ll see the end result within six to eight weeks. Results can last for up to three years

microcurrent devices

Microcurrent devices are popular because they are relatively easy to use, can be performed at home, and are not as expensive as in-clinic procedures. Microcurrent devices work by stimulating the muscles, resulting in an increased temporary effect on the skin.

surgery

Eyelid surgery, known as upper blepharoplasty, is recommended for people with moderate to severe eyelid sagging. Of all the treatments for hooded and droopy eyes.