Lumenis OptiLIFT Lower Eyelid Laxity Treatment Machine

Lumenis OptiLIFT Lower Eyelid Laxity Treatment Machine

Lumenis OptiLIFT Lower Eyelid Laxity Treatment Machine is a next-generation treatment that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy and dynamic muscle stimulation (DMSt) to address 2 important goals at once:

Restore comfort and hydration to your eyes
Refresh and lift your natural appearance

By targeting both the skin and the delicate muscles that support your eyelids, OptiLIFT helps enhance the appearance of your eyes and face, without surgery or downtime.

Lower lid laxity is a natural part of the aging process, partially caused by the weakening of the orbicularis oculi muscle,5 but it may result in incomplete blinking, ocular symptoms, and aesthetic concerns. According to one study, more than 60% of patients with dry eye experience incomplete lid closure. Lumenis hopes to address this gap in the market with its latest device.

Combines 3 advanced technologies in one streamlined treatment:

Radiofrequency (RF): Gently warms the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate collagen production, tighten the eyelid area, and smooth fine lines.
Dynamic muscle stimulation: Uses precise electrical pulses to activate and tone the muscles responsible for blinking and eyelid support.
Microneedling: Promotes natural tissue regeneration and improves skin texture and elasticity by creating tiny micro-channels in the skin’s surface.

Combination of innovative techniques to:

Lift and tighten loose eyelid skin
Strengthen eyelid muscles for better blinking
Improve the function of your meibomian glands (key players in dry eye)
Refresh the appearance of the skin around your eyes

The treatment is gentle, effective, and part of a growing approach to treat dry eye from the outside in.

Non-Surgical Device to Tone Muscles to Address Droopy Eyelids

Aging weakens periorbital muscles, often leading to eyelid laxity, reduced tone and impaired blinking. OptiLIFT’s Dynamic Muscle Stimulation (DMSt) activates muscle contractions, enhances tone, and addresses both the function and appearance of the lower eyelids.