Eye Rejuvenation Add On

The skin around the eyes is thinner and more delicate than the rest of the face, which is why it often shows signs of ageing first. My eye rejuvenation add-on is a targeted resurfacing treatment designed specifically for this fragile area.

I use formulations and techniques developed for peri-orbital skin to help improve fine lines, crepiness, dullness, and uneven texture. It can also help the eye area look fresher and more rested, without treating it aggressively.

This add-on allows me to address concerns around the eyes that standard facial resurfacing treatments usually can’t safely reach.

Yes – when performed properly and conservatively, it is safe.

Safety around the eyes is a top priority for me. I only use professional formulations specifically designed for this area, apply them with precision, and protect the eyes throughout the treatment. I monitor your skin closely and adjust the strength and timing to suit your individual tolerance.

Not everyone is suitable for this add-on, and I will always advise you honestly if it’s not appropriate for your skin on the day.

Most patients experience mild tingling or warmth during treatment, which settles quickly. The skin around the eyes may feel slightly tight afterwards, and you might notice mild dryness or light flaking over the following few days.

Significant peeling or swelling is not the aim of this treatment. Most people feel comfortable returning to normal activities immediately, although I usually advise avoiding eye makeup for a short period and being extra gentle with skincare around the area while the skin recovers.

You may notice the eye area looking brighter and smoother within a couple of weeks, but skin regeneration is a gradual process. For ongoing concerns such as fine lines or crepiness, I usually recommend a course of treatments spaced a few weeks apart.

During your consultation, I’ll create a personalised plan based on your skin, your goals, and how your skin responds.

Two areas commonly include combinations such as frown lines and forehead, or frown lines and crows feet. Your treatment plan will be tailored to your facial anatomy and concerns.