plasma fibroblast skin tightening
We use FDA approved Plasma Pen Device
Plasma Fibroblast Treatment
The Plasma Fibroblast Treatment is a skin tightening beauty enhancement procedure. It is an extremely safe, low risk, and highly effective treatment that produces dramatic results.
The device produces plasma waves which are directed at areas of wrinkles and laxity. The old collagen evaporates with exposure to the plasma wave and stimulates the fibroblast. Fibroblasts are the collagen-producing cells in the skin and are stimulated during this treatment. This helps revive collagen, hyaluronic acid, and fibronectin to produce more youthful skin.
As the plasma wave touches the skin, it creates a series of tiny brown dots – “carbon crust” caused by the micro-injuries. These dots are strategically placed to attain the desired result. The micro-injuries immediately tighten the surrounding skin by pulling the cells closer together. The brown dots fall off naturally 7-14 days post-treatment.
As with most cosmetic treatments, a consultation with an experienced, trained practitioner is needed and a strict aftercare routine is required for proper healing.
Upper and Lower Eye Treatment
3 sessions, 3 months apart
Crows feet
Before and After 2 sessions, 3 months apart
Neck and Jowls Treatment
Before and After, 2 sessions, 3.5 months apart
Upper and Lower Eye Treatment
2 sessions, 4 months apart
Neck Treatment
2 sessions, 3 months apart
Eye treatment
After 2nd treatment
How it works
Contraindications
- · Current or history of malignant melanoma cancer, or recurrent non-melanoma skin cancer or precancerous lesions
- · Any active infection
- · Diseases such as herpes simplex, systemic lupus, erythematous or porphyria
- · Use of photosensitive medication, and/or herbs that may cause sensitivity to such as tetracycline or St. John’s Wart
- · Immunosuppressive diseases including AIDS and HIV or use of immunosuppressive medications
- · Diabetes unless under control
- · History of bleeding problems or use of anticoagulants
- · History of keloid and hypertrophic scarring
- · A history of heart disease (angina, heart pacemaker, taking anticoagulant drugs)
- · Use of oral or topical Accutane, Retin A or other vitamin A derivatives
- · Surgery in the past 6 months
- · Alcohol or drug abuse
- · Breastfeeding or pregnancy
- · Deep bruising
- · Fever
- · High or low blood pressure
- · Immediately after pregnancy
- · Liver disease and/or any medication that affects the liver function
- · Metal implants, plates or pins
- · Open wounds, ulcers, sores or cuts on the treatment area
- · On regular prescription medication - requires doctor approval
- · Phlebitis
- · Thrombosis
- · Poor circulation (blood and lymph)
- · Recent scarring to treatment area
- · Skin disorders
- · Thyroid disease or other hormonal disorders
- · Under 18 years of age