Hooded eyes FAQs
Hooded eyes have excess skin that folds down from the brow bone over the eyelid, making the eyelid less visible.
Yes, hooded eyes are completely normal and very common. They can be a natural eye shape or develop with age
Hooded eyes can be hereditary or develop over time due to ageing, loss of skin elasticity, or lifestyle factors like sun exposure and smoking
In more severe cases, excess skin can sag enough to partially cover the eye, which may obstruct vision
Yes, makeup techniques like cut creases, tightlining, and lifting eyeliner can enhance and open up hooded eyes
Plasma Skin Rejuvenation is one of the most effective non-surgical options. It tightens the skin on the upper eyelid for a more lifted appearance
It uses a plasma pen to create tiny micro-injuries on the skin, stimulating collagen and tightening the area, lifting the lid naturally
The treatment includes numbing cream to keep it as comfortable as possible. You may feel a mild tingling or heat during the procedure.
Initial tightening is often visible immediately, with full results developing over 6–12 weeks as collagen production increases
Most people see great results with just one treatment, but some may benefit from a course of 3 treatments performed 4-6 weeks apart.
There is minimal downtime, with small scabs or dots appearing on the treated area for about 5–7 days as the skin heals
Surgical blepharoplasty is a permanent solution, but non-surgical options like plasma can offer long-term improvement with maintenance.
Yes, hooding can become more noticeable over time due to skin laxity and loss of collagen
While skincare and facial exercises may offer mild improvements, noticeable lifting usually requires clinical treatments like plasma or surgery
Botox can slightly lift the brow, which may help reduce the appearance of hooding in some cases, but it doesn’t treat excess eyelid skin directly.
Yes, when performed by a qualified professional, it’s a safe and precise treatment designed specifically for delicate areas like the eyelids.
Ageing continues, so results may soften over time. Maintenance treatments can help prolong and enhance the results
Anyone with mild to moderate hooding who wants a non-surgical lift and is in good general health is usually a good candidate
Prices will vary based upon your location, the quality of the machine being used and the experience of your practitioner. Head to our price list to see pricing for our plasma treatment which is the most commonly recommended treatment for hooded eyes