Proof It Works
PROVEN SATISFACTION IN POST-SURGICAL RECOVERY
The below bar graph displays the impressive satisfaction rates from a survey of 96 patients who used LidLift Goggles during their recovery from eyelid surgery. An overwhelming 92% of participants would use the LidLift Goggle again, indicating a high level of trust and satisfaction with the product. Furthermore, 87% confirmed that the goggles improved their overall recovery experience and similarly helped reduce swelling effectively. Additionally, 85% of the patients reported a noticeable reduction in bruising. These statistics underscore the effectiveness of LidLift Goggles in providing a more comfortable and efficient healing process post-surgery.
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COMPARATIVE HEALING: LIDLIFT GOGGLES VS TRADITIONAL ICE THERAPY
LIDLIFT GOGGLES ARE THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO REDUCE BRUISING
This comparative graph presents a clear visualization of the healing efficiency between traditional ice therapy and the innovative use of LidLift Goggles post-eyelid surgery. On the left, the 'Ice Without Goggles' section shows that the control group's recovery rate does not significantly surpass the baseline, even after 12-14 days. In stark contrast, the 'Goggles Without Ice' section on the right demonstrates a remarkable 3x faster recovery within just 4-6 days and an exceptional 5x increase in recovery speed at 12-14 days compared to the control. These compelling statistics highlight the superior effectiveness of LidLift Goggles in expediting post-surgical healing, offering a substantial improvement over conventional ice application.
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In clinical studies, ice does not statistically significantly decrease bruising or swelling* while LidLiftGoggles decreased bruising 3-fold at 4-6 days after surgery and 5-fold at 12-14 days after surgery.** |
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* Pool SM, van Exsel DC, Melenhorst WB, Cromheecke M, van der Lei B. The effect of eyelid cooling on pain, edema, erythema, and hematoma after upper blepharoplasty: a randomized, controlled, observer-blinded evaluation study. Plast Reconstr Surg 2015 Feb;135(2):277e-81e. ** Worley MW, et al. Comparison of Bilateral Compression Goggles and Ice Application for the Prevention of Bruising After Eyelid Surgery. American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Thesis 2016 |