Complete After-Care Guide for Ami Eyes®

Ami Eyes® is a revolutionary under-eye treatment designed to brighten, hydrate, and rejuvenate delicate skin. While the procedure is gentle and low-risk, the recovery period is just as important as the treatment itself. Because the skin around the eyes is incredibly sensitive, skipping proper aftercare can cause minor side effects, such as puffiness, redness, or tenderness, to linger longer than necessary, potentially delaying your skin’s natural healing process.

This complete after-care guide is designed to help your skin recover comfortably and naturally. With a few mindful steps, you’ll enhance the benefits of Ami Eyes® and maintain a smooth, radiant look.

Why Aftercare Matters

While Ami Eyes® is a gentle, non-surgical treatment, the steps you take after your session can significantly influence your outcome. Proper aftercare not only eases recovery, it actively enhances your results, protects your skin, and ensures you get the full benefit of your treatment.

• Supports proper absorption: Aftercare helps the polynucleotides in Ami Eyes® absorb evenly and work at their full potential.
• Reduces swelling and redness: Gentle post-treatment care minimizes temporary inflammation and encourages faster skin recovery.
• Protects delicate skin: The under-eye area is thin and fragile, and aftercare prevents irritation, bruising, or accidental disruption.
• Prevents product migration: Avoiding pressure or heat ensures the treatment stays exactly where it’s placed.
• Maximizes results: Hydration, rest, and skin protection allow your body to fully benefit from the regenerative effects of Ami Eyes®.
• Minimizes downtime: Following the right recovery steps helps you feel confident and refreshed sooner.
• Lowers risk: Thoughtful aftercare reduces the chance of delayed healing, inflammation, or unwanted side effects.
• Protects your investment: Aftercare ensures the time and money you spent lead to lasting, visible results.

Aftercare Instructions

First 24 Hours: Protection Is Priority

Your skin is at its most vulnerable during the first few hours after treatment.

What You Should Do:

• Rest with your head elevated: Sleep on your back using extra pillows to reduce fluid retention under the eyes.
• Stay hydrated: Drinking water helps flush toxins and supports tissue regeneration. Aim for 8–10 glasses.
• Gently cleanse: Use lukewarm water and a mild cleanser, avoiding the under-eye area entirely. Pat your skin dry—never rub.
• Use a clean pillowcase: Bacteria from old bedding can irritate the treated area.

What to Avoid:

• Touching, rubbing, or massaging the eyes
• Wearing makeup, SPF, or applying skincare around the treated area
• Hot showers, steam rooms, saunas, or workouts
• Alcohol, salty foods, and caffeine (these can increase swelling)

Days 2–3: Calm Support & Reduced Inflammation

By now, any immediate sensitivity should be improving, but your skin is still healing beneath the surface.

Recommended Actions:

• Cold compresses: If puffiness persists, wrap a soft cloth around a cool pack and gently place it over closed eyes for 5–10 minutes.
• Continue avoiding actives: This includes retinol, AHA/BHA exfoliants, vitamin C serums, or any products with fragrance near the eyes.
• Shield from the sun: Even mild sun exposure can irritate fresh skin. Wear sunglasses outdoors and avoid tanning beds completely.
• Avoid facials or massages: These may interfere with product placement and skin healing.

Days 4–7: Returning to Routine with Care

Most people feel ready to resume light activities and skincare during this phase, but caution is still key.

At This Stage:

• You may begin using a gentle, fragrance-free eye cream—introduce it slowly and always perform a sensitivity test.
• Light eye makeup is okay only if all swelling and tenderness have resolved. Use clean brushes or disposable applicators.
• Continue avoiding heavy skincare treatments like micro needling, chemical peels, or laser procedures.
• If you’re unsure about a product or activity, consult your provider before resuming.

Optimizing Results: Long-Term Aftercare Tips

• Complete the full protocol: Ami Eyes® is most effective as a series of 2–3 treatments spaced 2–4 weeks apart.
• Use silk or satin pillowcases: These reduce friction and support smoother skin around the eyes.
• Hydrate daily: Water intake supports the regenerative process initiated by the treatment.
• Apply SPF every morning: Use a mineral-based sunscreen suitable for sensitive skin, avoiding direct application near the lash line.
• Limit stress and get quality sleep: Both play a role in your body’s ability to heal and maintain youthful skin.

When to Contact Your Provider

Although rare, you should reach out to your treatment provider if you notice:

• Swelling or redness that worsens after 3–5 days
• Sharp, persistent pain in or around the eyes
• Any signs of infection (heat, pus, or severe discoloration)
• Lumps that do not fade after one week

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Your practitioner is there to support your full recovery. Never hesitate to reach out for guidance or reassurance.