Good evening,
I am wondering if I could have some more information about the above treatment. I am looking at treating hoodies eyelids as Botox is such a short lived treatment and seems less effective, the more Botox I have.
Also how long does the above treatment last for?
Thanks
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Mrs Diane Nivern
1st October 2025
Answer: Plasma sublimation treatment vaporises away superficial dots of skin to stimulate a contraction of loose skin. Furthermore the healing process stimulate new collagen production for smoother, lifted skin.
There is a period of recovery of around 5-10 days to plan for too.
Results take up to three months to manifest with ongoing improvements over several months.
The effect can vary depending on age, skin quality, lifestyle and skincare choices.
We recommend a supporting home skincare regime before and after treatments.
A consultation is required before booking a treatment
Appointments can be made online from our website or by calling the clinic
Our contact details are shown in our clinic profile
Diane Nivern Clinic Ltd
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Dr Ioannis Liakas
30th September 2025
Answer: Hello Michelle
The removal of excess skin with plasma is an effective treatment for threading hooded eyelids
The effects are long lasting (usually a few years)
Botox had no role in treating hooded eye lids.
We have done hundreds of these procedures and we were one of the 1 st clinics in the UK to offer this treatment.
Please let us know if you wish to book a consultation
BW
Dr. Ioannis Liakas
Vie Aesthetics
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Michelle on 30th September 2025
Thank you for your response. Please can I have an approx break down in cost involved, including consultation fees etc.
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