Eye Rollers For Anti-Aging

Roller-type eye massage device with adjustable distance between the massage mechanisms to accommodate different face shapes. The device has two massage mechanisms connected by a sliding connector. The massage mechanisms have micro motors with sliding blocks that move along guide rails. The sliding blocks are connected by a rotating shaft with a massage ball. The connector has boards that can slide to adjust the distance between the mechanisms. This allows customization of the device to fit different face sizes.

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A handheld eye massage device that provides eye massage therapy without needing to be worn on the head. The device has a massage head with two massage balls attached to a handle. The massage balls contain germanium stones to provide eye compression and stimulation. Spring buffers between the balls and the head absorb pressure to prevent sudden crushes on the delicate eye area. The massage head rotates freely to target the upper and lower eyelids as well as the eye periphery when the eyes are closed.

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A device for massaging the eyelid area to treat eye conditions like blocked meibomian glands. It has a dual-headed roller that can massage both upper and lower eyelids independently. The roller has a semi-circular shape that covers 180 degrees of the eyelid. This allows complete coverage of the eyelid area without pressing the inner corners where the eyes meet. The roller can rotate in both directions to mimic rolling motion. The rollers also have gears that mesh with a shaft to provide consistent pressure. This prevents discomfort from uneven pressure and wear.

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A rolling mechanism for massaging the eyelid area to treat conditions like tarsal gland dysfunction. The mechanism uses a rotating massaging roller that moves along a track on an eyelid-shaped plate. The roller contacts the eyelid surface as it moves, providing a uniform massage without pressure points. This automated, rolling massage can replace manual eyelid massaging techniques to treat eye discomfort and conditions like blocked meibomian glands.

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Handheld eye care device for massaging and rejuvenating the eye area. It has a curved head with rollers that can be rolled over the eyelids, under-eye area, and around the eye sockets to stimulate blood flow and relax the muscles. The device also has a flat side with textured pads for gentle pressure on the forehead and around the eyebrows. The rollers and pads can be detached for cleaning. The compact size and portability make it convenient for at-home use compared to salon treatments.

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