Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Jeroen De Graaf

Bernardo Arnoldus Mulder

Ivar Bosma

The invention relates to a thermal skin treatment device comprising a skin contact component with a skin contact surface; a thermal energy component in thermal contact with the skin contact component; a temperature control circuit electrically connected to the thermal energy component and comprising a user interface; and an energy source electrically connected to said thermal energy component for energy supply. Said temperature control circuit is adapted to control an amount of energy supplied from said energy source to said thermal energy component such that a first predetermined temperature is maintained at the skin contact surface for a first duration, or a second predetermined temperature is maintained at the skin contact surface for a second duration, wherein said first predetermined temperature is in a range of 40&#xb0; C.+/&#x2212;2&#xb0; C., and wherein said second predetermined temperature is in a range of 19&#xb0; C.+/&#x2212;2&#xb0; C. The temperature control circuit is adapted to maintain for a predetermined duration, during operation, only said first predetermined temperature or said second predetermined temperature at the skin contact surface. The invention further relates to a method for non-therapeutic treatment of a human eye region by means of a thermal skin treatment device according to the invention.

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Eindhoven, Netherlands

Jeroen De Graaf