When you've been working long hours and staring at the computer all day, your eyes can start to age in appearance due to fatigue and eye strain. As the delicate skin around the eyes is prone to dryness, fine lines or even crow's feet start to develop when you don't take care. To help regain bright and youthful-looking eyes, this targeted treatment provides intense hydration, gentle lifting, and soothing relaxation to rejuvenate the eye.
Treatment Benefits
Designed Around Your Skin Goals
Brighter looking eyes
Firmer skin around eye areas
Improve micro circulation
Minimise crow's feet
Your Treatment Journey
What Happens During The Session
Double cleansing
OXY Meso Infusion
Oxy Bipolar Lift
Lift Massage
Mask
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions About Oxy Eye Lift - Add-On
Useful Information Before Your Appointment
It is a targeted 30-minute eye-area add-on for fine lines, crow’s feet, dryness and tired-looking eyes, with an emphasis on hydration, gentle lifting and a brighter appearance.
The published protocol includes double cleansing, OXY Meso Infusion, Oxy Bipolar Lift, a lift massage and a mask.
Oxy Eye Lift concentrates specifically on the delicate eye area rather than treating the entire face. It is intended as an add-on when the eye contour is a priority concern.
The treatment is designed to minimise the appearance of crow’s feet by supporting hydration and firmness around the eye area. It is a non-invasive aesthetic treatment and does not replace injectable wrinkle treatments.
It is designed for tired-looking eyes and includes techniques intended to support hydration, firmness and microcirculation around the eye area.
The published benefits focus on brighter-looking eyes, firmer skin, improved microcirculation and minimising crow’s feet. Dark circles can have different causes, so your therapist should assess whether this treatment matches your specific concern.
The published treatment duration is 30 minutes. As an add-on, it is designed to be incorporated into an appropriate primary treatment session.
Mention eye-area sensitivity, active irritation, recent procedures and any other relevant medical or skin history before treatment. This helps the therapist determine whether the eye-area protocol is appropriate for you.