Service Description
Iridium Eyes Pressotherapy at Dr Diana Clinic in Nicosia is a gentle, non-invasive treatment designed to refresh and decongest the delicate eye area. Using targeted pressotherapy techniques combined with specialised eye-care actives, it helps reduce puffiness, soften the look of dark circles and relieve the tired, heavy appearance that builds up around the eyes.
Relaxing and needle-free, it is a quick "pick-me-up" for the eye contour — leaving the area looking brighter, smoother and more rested, with no downtime.
What It Treats
- Puffiness and the appearance of under-eye bags
- Dark circles and tired-looking eyes
- Fluid retention and congestion around the eyes
- Dull, fatigued eye contour
DR. DIANA EXPLAINS
In Dr. Diana's Words
REAL RESULTS
Before & After
Who Is It Suitable For?
Ideal for anyone with tired, puffy or congested-looking eyes who wants a gentle, no-downtime refresh — perfect as a quick treat or before an event. A consultation confirms suitability.
Recovery & Aftercare
There is no downtime. The treatment is relaxing and you can return to normal activities and makeup right away.
Frequency & Maintenance
Can be enjoyed as a one-off refresh or as a regular treatment to keep the eye area looking bright and decongested. Your ideal frequency is tailored during consultation.
OFFICIAL VIDEO
Get to Know It
QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked
What is Iridium Eyes Pressotherapy?
A gentle, non-invasive eye treatment that uses pressotherapy techniques with eye-care actives to decongest and refresh the under-eye area.
Is it needle-free?
Yes — it is a relaxing, non-invasive treatment with no injections.
Does it help with puffiness and dark circles?
It can help reduce puffiness and the look of dark circles by decongesting and refreshing the eye area; results vary between individuals.
Is there any downtime?
No — you can return to normal activities and makeup straight away.
How often can I have it?
It can be repeated regularly to maintain a bright, refreshed eye area, tailored to you.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Diana Vulcanescu, MD · MRCGP(int) · DipDerm · Last reviewed: October 2026

