Laser Eye Shields - Protective Covers for Eyes

Protective eyelid covers for removing permanent makeup ensure maximum safety during laser procedures. They protect the eyes from laser radiation that could damage vision.

How Do Protective Eye Covers Work?

Laser Eye Shields protective eye covers are specialized accessories that provide full protection for the eyelids and eyes during laser procedures, such as permanent makeup removal. They are resistant to wavelengths ranging from 190nm to 11,000nm, ensuring full-spectrum protection. Made from advanced, safe materials, the covers block laser radiation, minimizing the risk of it penetrating the eye structures. Thus, they serve as an effective protective barrier, allowing safe procedure performance. They use peel-off technology, making application and removal easy without irritating the skin.

When to Use Protective Eye Covers?

Eye Shields protective covers should be used during any laser procedure involving direct exposure to the facial area. They are essential for removing permanent makeup, tattoos, and other laser procedures performed close to the eyes. The covers provide complete eyelid coverage, protecting sensitive areas from radiation. They are an indispensable protective element for clients whose eyes are exposed to direct laser light during the procedure.

Key Features of Protective Covers

Eye Shield Laser Protect covers:

• provide protection against laser light – an effective barrier against harmful radiation;
• are heat-resistant – durable against high temperatures generated during the procedure;
• are easy to apply – the peel-off system ensures quick and convenient application and removal;
• are made from safe materials – latex-free, hypoallergenic, and friendly even to sensitive skin.

Covers or Protective Glasses - Which Is Better?

The best protection combines both solutions – protective eye covers and protective glasses. Covers provide the first barrier for the eyelids and eye surface, while protective glasses additionally guard against accidental exposure to areas around the eyes. Combining both methods guarantees maximum safety, especially during intensive laser procedures where precision in eye protection is crucial.

Protective glasses held by the patient with their hand may be less effective. Stress and discomfort related to the procedure often lead to accidental loosening or dropping of the glasses, exposing the eye to direct laser radiation. Covers that adhere tightly to the eyelids eliminate the risk of exposing the eye, even if the patient unintentionally moves their head or hand.