LYMA - FAQs - The Laser PRO - Is the LYMA Laser PRO safe to use around the eyes? (2024)

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LYMA - FAQs - The Laser PRO - Is the LYMA Laser PRO safe to use around the eyes? ›

The LYMA Laser is completely safe for use around the eye area, and although we recommend not looking into the centre of the lens directly, LYMA's patented retina protected lens technology means there is no need to wear goggles.

The LYMA Laser PRO takes the unrivalled power of the LYMA Laser and turbo-charges it. Housed with three near-infrared 500mW lasers to give it three times the power, while a lens nearly four times bigger means larger areas can be quickly and effectively treated in less time.

The Lyma Laser is an FDA-cleared (which is not the same as FDA-approved—more on that later) at-home laser device that uses low-level light therapy (LLLT) to reach lower levels of the epidermis and stimulate regeneration in the skin. But don't worry: LLLT doesn't hurt.

Standard laser resurfacing is not safe for use around the eyes. Fortunately, Tixel® offers an option that can be safely used in this delicate area. Unlike lasers, Tixel® uses a type of energy that will not harm your eyes, making it the most effective tool for tightening and smoothing your eyelids and surrounding skin.

Tixel laser is the most appropriate as it can safely treat the entire area, creating a rejuvenating effect right on the side of the eye. Tixel can be used on all skin types and is effective in fair skin types. Lower settings are used with darker skin types due to the heat response.

Although the LYMA laser cannot be overused in terms of damage to the skin, daily use of more than 1 hour per treatment area will not provide any additional benefit.

Although the LYMA Laser cannot be overused in terms of inflicting any damage to the skin, anything longer than one hour's daily use per treatment area will not earn any further benefit.

You can use the LYMA Laser without serum, however the Oxygen Mist and Glide products allow your skin to benefit from the laser's full power and will give better results.

NIRA's laser wavelength absorbs in the dermis 100x better than the LYMA Laser does and delivers 2x the energy, allowing for maximum signaling for collagen and elastin cells to rebuild. Treatments with the NIRA lasers are on average about 2 to 5 minutes long, 225x faster than the LYMA Laser.

Yes, the Lyma laser works on wrinkles, because it can help tighten and firm your skin over time. The laser signals skin cells to produce more collagen and elastin, which essentially makes your skin thicker and more resilient, fending off fine lines and wrinkles from forming and smoothing out the ones you already have.

Why is LYMA so expensive? ›

Each one of LYMA's ingredients is clinically proven in a suite of peer-reviewed clinical studies. To purchase each ingredient in LYMA separately at the same dosage will cost significantly more money and mean having to take over 20 pills daily if taking the same patented ingredients separately.

The LYMA Laser is completely safe for use around the eye area, and although we recommend not looking into the centre of the lens directly, LYMA's patented retina protected lens technology means there is no need to wear goggles.

Results show skin elasticity is notably improved, jowls significantly reduced and the jawline visibly sculpted.

The LYMA laser addresses various skin concerns and is truly versatile. It targets fine lines, imperfections, and skin texture. Seeing the LYMA laser being used on and by celebrities like Hailey Bieber, Kim Kardashian and Emma Stone the LYMA laser blew up.

Laser skin resurfacing is the most powerful way of improving wrinkles and laxity around the eyes besides traditional surgical blepharoplasty (which involves removing excess eyelid skin through surgery.) Laser causes shrinkage in the skin which helps in wrinkle reduction and skin tightening around the eyelid skin.

The LYMA Laser can be used to regenerate and rejuvenate skin on all parts of the body however do not use the LYMA Laser over any areas associated with the following medical conditions, tumours, overactive thyroid, fungal skin infections, implanted pacemaker or melanoma.