Dr Alex Parys and Dr Samantha Hills examine the role of CO2 laser technology in non-surgical blepharoplasty
With eyes being a focal point of expression and perceived age, it is no surprise that periorbital rejuvenation is one of the most sought-after aesthetic treatments.1 The delicate skin around the eyes is amongst the thinnest on the body, making it highly susceptible to wrinkles, laxity, volume loss due to ageing, sun exposure and lifestyle factors.2 ]
Many patients are seeking non-surgical solutions to restore a refreshed, youthful appearance without the downtime or risks associated with traditional blepharoplasty. Treatments like fractional CO2 laser, radiofrequency (RF) microneedling and injectables can effectively target fine lines, crepey skin and mild ptosis, offering natural-looking, long-lasting results. As the demand for subtle, yet noticeable antiageing interventions grows, periorbital rejuvenation remains a cornerstone of modern aesthetic practice.3
In this article, we will discuss the reasons why fractional CO2 laser can be such a useful tool for periorbital rejuvenation, emphasise the critical role of intraocular protection in preventing…
