Eye & Under-Eye Treatments
Walthamstow

Fine Lines & Wrinkles

The delicate skin around the eyes is one of the first areas where fine lines can become noticeable. Repeated facial movement, changes in collagen and elastin, dryness and sun exposure can all contribute to crow's feet and lines beneath the eyes.
 

Anti-Wrinkle Injections →
Relaxes targeted muscles to soften expression lines
Microneedling →
Creates controlled micro-injuries to stimulate collagen and improve fine lines
Advanced Peptide Facial →
Targets fine lines and crepey skin around the eyes, including the upper eyelids​
Plasma Treatments →
Uses plasma energy to tighten and resurface areas of loose, lined skin
Mesotherapy →
Delivers targeted ingredients into the skin to hydrate and improve skin quality
Skin Boosters  & Polynucleotides→
Inject regenerative or hydrating ingredients to improve thin, ageing skin

Loss of Firmness & Tone

The skin and underlying muscles around the eyes help support and define the upper face. With age, changes in skin firmness and muscle tone can contribute to a less lifted appearance, including heaviness around the brow and eye area.

PulseLift  →
Stimulates the facial muscles while using radiofrequency to support a firmer, more lifted appearance
Plasma Treatments →
use plasma energy to contract and tighten areas of loose skin on upper and lowe eyelids
Advanced Microneedling →
Stimulates collagen production to strengthen and firm ageing skin
Radio Frequency →
Gently heats the deeper skin to stimulate collagen and improve firmness
Mesotherpy →
Delivers targeted ingredients into the skin to improve hydration and skin quality

Dark Circles

Dark circles can have several causes, including pigmentation, thin skin and visible blood vessels, volume loss and shadowing beneath the eyes. Because different types of dark circles need different approaches, identifying what is contributing to them is important before choosing treatment.
 

Eye Peels →
exfoliate discoloured surface skin to help brighten pigmentation around the eyes
Microneedling →
Stimulates skin renewal and collagen to improve skin quality and selected pigmentation
Polynucleotides→
Improve thin, under-eye skin that can make darkness more visible
Mesotherapy →
Delivers targeted ingredients to improve hydration, brightness 
Dermal Fillers →
Restore volume to selected under-eye hollows, reducing the shadows that can create a dark-circle appearance
 

Reduced Definition

Brows and lashes play an important role in framing and defining the eyes. Over time, brows and lashes can become finer, sparser or lighter in colour, making the eye area appear less defined. Enhancing the brows and lashes can help restore definition and emphasise the natural shape of the eyes.

Brow Treatments →
Shape and enhance the brows to restore definition around the eyes
Lash Treatments →
Enhance the natural lashes to make the eyes appear more defined
Brow & Lash Tinting →
Darkens pale brow hairs and lashes to make them more visible and defined
Lash Lift →
Lifts and curls the natural lashes to open and define the eyes
Semi-Permanent Makeup (SPMU) →
Adds longer-lasting colour and definition to sparse brows and the eye area

Puffiness, Eye Bags & Hollows

The under-eye area can appear puffy, hollow or shadowed for different reasons. Fluid retention can cause temporary puffiness, while changes in facial volume, skin laxity and the structures beneath the eye can contribute to more persistent bags or hollows. Identifying the cause helps us recommend the most appropriate treatment.

Mesotherapy →
Hydrates and revitalises thin under-eye skin, helping the area look smoother and less tired
Polynucleotides →
Stimulate skin repair and collagen production to improve thin, crepey skin around under-eye bags and hollows
Dermal Fillers →
Restore selected areas of lost volume to soften hollows and shadowing
Plasma Treatments →
Tighten loose skin where laxity is contributing to the appearance of under-eye bags



 

Skin

Lesions 

Small benign skin lesions can develop around the eye area, including skin tags and other superficial growths. Because the skin around the eyes is delicate, the type and exact location of the lesion need to be assessed before deciding whether cosmetic removal is appropriate.

Cryopen →
Uses targeted freezing to destroy suitable benign skin lesions
Advanced Electroysis →
Uses a fine probe and electrical energy to treat suitable small skin lesions
Plasma Pen →
uses targeted plasma energy to remove or reduce selected superficial lesions

Lesions around the eye must be assessed first to determine whether they are suitable for cosmetic treatment.