Long-Term Healing after Plasma Upper Eyelid Lift High-Intensity Treatments.

- Short-term healing
- Long-term healing
- The intensity of the treatment (remember that the treatment intensity is dependant on a number of factors, and not only the power setting of the device). In particular the longer the duration of the arc the deeper the heat will be propagated inside the skin. The closer together the spots the more intense the heat. Generally, the higher the intensity of the treatment the more intense is the redness after the procedure and the longer it takes for the long-term healing to be over.
- The duration of the long-term healing is also dependent on the individual skin recovery ability.
- the new skin being regenerated after the minor injury caused by the electrical arc and
- the heat stimulation caused by the treatment.

This picture shows the scabs falling off after an intense plasma upper eyelid lift procedure. Some of the scabs are still present and this picture shows clearly how as the scabs fall off, the area is noticeably red from the plasma eyelid lift procedure.

"Red Meat" type pf colour after the scabs have just fallen off. This is a normal occurrence after plasma localised skin tightening.

This picture was taken one month after the plasma high-intensity treatment. Redness and tenderness of the area and slight laxity after a plasma high-intensity treatment.
- Itchiness. The initial feeling is of itchiness, this starts during the scabbing process and continues soon after the scabs have fallen off. It usually lasts approximately 7 to 10 days after the scabs have fallen off.
- Tenderness. While the itchy feeling subsides slowly, it is replaced by a feeling of tenderness. The degree of tenderness and its duration is dependent on the treatment intensity. The end of the long-term healing process is marked by the end of the feeling of tenderness.
- Dryness. This feeling can occur as soon as the scabs have fallen off and it can last all throughout the long-term healing period.
- A stinging feeling is also common all throughout the long-term healing when applying creams, sunscreen and cosmetics.

The day after the scabs have fallen off completely the area is significantly red. Some results may be apparent already in most cases, however, the area is still subject to change over the following hours and days.

Upper eyelid laxity 3 weeks after a plasma high-intensity upper eyelid tightening treatment. This was a transient effect and it was part of the skin remodeling during the long-term healing. This effect has only been observed. after high-intensity treatments and in all cases observed this was transient. The picture was taken at the end of November 2016. The treatment was performed at the beginning of November 2016. Treatment date 7/11/2016

7 weeks after the treatment skin laxity has reduced dramatically, the area is still tender and redness can still be observed. 03/01/2017. Treatment date 7/11/2016
- Extended periods of redness
- Extended periods of tenderness
- Skin laxity
