Between genetics and aging, how to restore dynamism to your gaze.
Dear patients and friends,
Eyelid drooping, or ptosis (depending on the cause), is one of the most common aesthetic concerns in clinics. It's a subtle change that can make you look tired or stern, even when you feel perfectly fine.
But here's an important reality:
It's not just a matter of «falling skin»; it's often a process related to the deep structures of the eye.
In this short video clip, I explain the different factors that lead to this sinking and how we can intervene.
The main causes of subsidence:
✔️ Natural aging of tissues (loss of collagen and elastic)
Loss of muscle tone in the eyelid elevators
✔️ Excess skin due to genetics or sun exposure
✔️ Environmental factors and repeated friction
Certain underlying medical concerns
At Physimed, we evaluate the exact cause to offer you the most appropriate treatment, whether it is technological, non-invasive, or corrective.
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🎤 This episode is from our Podcast: “The eyes, a reflection of health: All about the periocular area”
In this episode, we discuss: • the distinction between excess skin (dermatochalasis) and muscle weakness • non-invasive options (radiofrequency, lasers) for tightening • when medical intervention is recommended • natural results one can expect to achieve
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Want to refresh your look?
When you want to discuss your options for correcting drooping eyelids:
You can book a free initial medical consultation by calling 514-747-8099.
