Loose eyelid skin and fine lines around the eyes can change how the eye area looks. Plasma IQ by Neauvia is a non-surgical, non-injectable treatment designed to support skin tightening and renewal, without adding volume.
At Blemish Clinic in Ramsbottom, a consultation helps establish whether Plasma IQ is suitable for your skin. Here, we explain how it works, where it can be used and what to expect from the treatment course and healing process.
How Plasma IQ works
Plasma IQ is a medical-grade device that converts ionised gas particles into controlled micro-plasma energy. Applied to the skin’s surface, this creates a localised thermal effect that causes the skin to contract while stimulating new collagen and elastin production.
As the skin heals, it can become firmer and smoother. The precision of the device makes it suited to delicate areas such as the eyelids, under-eye region and around the mouth, where some other skin-tightening methods may be less suitable.
The skin is numbed before treatment to help minimise discomfort. Most clients describe mild warmth or a tingling sensation during the procedure.
Non-surgical eyelid tightening
The eye area is one of the first places to show signs of ageing. Plasma IQ can help reduce the appearance of drooping eyelid skin and fine lines, with the aim of creating a more open, refreshed appearance.
It offers a non-surgical approach to eyelid tightening, also called non-surgical blepharoplasty. Although it does not involve surgery, there is a healing period, including small crusts, redness and possible swelling.
You can also read about our eyelid and eye bag removal treatments. That page describes Spherofill plasma and radiofrequency treatment; this article focuses specifically on Plasma IQ by Neauvia. Your consultation is an opportunity to discuss which approach may suit your concerns.
Where else can Plasma IQ be used?
The applications described for Plasma IQ include:
- Upper and lower eyelids
- Fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes and mouth
- Smoker’s lines on the upper lip
- Mild facial and neck laxity
- Small areas of crepey skin, such as around the jawline or stomach
- Stretch marks on the body
It may also be an option for clients seeking an alternative to anti-wrinkle injections, with subtle rejuvenation rather than added volume. The treatment area and your suitability will be discussed at consultation.
Treatment course and results
Some clients see improvement after one session, while others may be happy after one or two. A course of three treatments, spaced four weeks apart, is generally recommended to allow the skin to heal and regenerate between sessions.
Results develop gradually as new collagen forms. Skin may appear firmer and smoother once healed, with further improvement over the following weeks.
Results can last up to two years, depending on factors such as lifestyle, age and skin condition. This is not a guaranteed outcome or duration; individual results vary.
Supplied before-and-after examples
Healing and aftercare
After treatment, small carbon crusts appear on the treated area and naturally fall away within seven days. Mild redness and swelling can occur, particularly around the eyes, and typically resolve within a few days.
Most clients resume normal activities soon afterwards, although visible signs of treatment may remain during healing. As the skin recovers, it may feel tighter and look smoother, with continued improvement over the following weeks.
You will receive aftercare advice to support healthy skin recovery and help you care for the treated area.
Benefits and suitability
Plasma IQ offers non-surgical, non-injectable skin tightening with precise treatment of small and delicate areas. Numbing is applied for comfort, and recovery is generally short, although crusting, redness and swelling should be expected.
The treatment stimulates collagen and elastin production and may be an alternative for people who prefer not to have anti-wrinkle injections. Plasma IQ is CE-certified, medical-grade technology by Neauvia.
Plasma IQ may suit many skin types seeking subtle tightening and rejuvenation, but suitability needs to be assessed individually. It is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or for very dark skin tones because of the risk of pigmentation changes.
Plasma IQ FAQs
Is the treatment painful?
The skin is numbed before treatment to help keep you comfortable. Most clients describe mild warmth or a tingling sensation during the procedure.
When will I see results?
Skin may appear firmer and smoother once it has healed. Further improvement can develop over several weeks as collagen continues to rebuild.
How many treatments will I need?
A course of three treatments, spaced four weeks apart, is generally recommended. Some clients may be happy after one or two sessions; your treatment plan will be tailored to your skin.
How long do the results last?
Results can last up to two years, depending on lifestyle, age and skin condition. The duration and degree of improvement vary between individuals.
Is there downtime?
Small crusts, mild redness and swelling can occur. The crusts naturally fall away within seven days, while redness and swelling typically settle within a few days. Most clients resume normal activities soon after treatment.
Who can have Plasma IQ?
Plasma IQ may be suitable for many skin types seeking subtle tightening and rejuvenation, following assessment. It is not recommended during pregnancy, breastfeeding or for very dark skin tones because of pigmentation risk.
Discuss Plasma IQ at Blemish Clinic
To find out whether Plasma IQ by Neauvia is right for you, contact Blemish Clinic to arrange a skin consultation. Our clinicians will assess your skin, discuss your concerns and tailor a treatment plan.
The clinic is based in Edenfield, Ramsbottom, near Bury and Rossendale.
