So, you’re interested in Plexr. You like the idea of tightening loose eyelid skin without surgery, but you have heard that, unlike injectables, recovery comes with a whole lot of tiny scabs.

It can look a little alarming. The good news is that the scabs are supposed to be there. 

“The scabs are part of the healing process. The best thing you can do is leave them alone and let the skin heal underneath.” — Dr. Godley

Here is what each stage of Plexr healing looks like, what is normal and what requires a call to the clinic.

“Plexr is one of the most precise tools I use,” says Dr. Godley. “It allows me to treat the eyelids and under eye area with exceptional control, without affecting the lashes or surrounding skin. It is gentle, yet it activates the body’s own collagen response for gradual, natural improvement.”

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