top of page
IMG_7792.jpg

PLASMA FIBROBLAST SKIN TIGHTENING 

Plasma Fibroblast skin tightening is a minimally invasive technique that can be used anywhere on the body to tighten the skin using a device that delivers extremely accurate plasma energy into the skin which provides overall rejuvenation; lifting and tightening loose skin whilst also improving fine lines and wrinkles, skin pigmentation and other skin irregularities. 

​

HOW IT WORKS

The treatment is a completely natural alternative to other skin rejuvenating treatments as it works by creating a thermally controlled microinjury in the skin, generated by the exchange from the device's electrical current and the natural gases emitted from our skin; creating a plasma arc. When the electrical charge exchanges, it instantly causes the  skin to shrink with precision in the targeted area. In turn, this stimulates our fibroblast cells, triggering our bodies natural wound healing response to replenish the collagen and elastin within the area treated.

​

From the nature of the procedure, it is important to be aware that there is downtime involved as carbon crusts are formed (tiny scabs) usually for 5 days, but can be up to 7 days and redness and swelling can occur. 

​

SUITABLE FOR TREATING​

  • Eyelid tightening - upper or lower

  • Loose skin in need of tightening (please be aware sometimes surgery is the only suitable option)

  • Eliminating Fine lines, Expression lines, Superficial Wrinkles, Deep Wrinkles, Grooves and furrows

  • Non-surgical facelift

  • Pigmentation (Age Spots)

  • Stretch Marks 

  • Acne Scarring

  • Skin Lesions - Benign Moles, Skin Tags, Warts

  • Vascular Blemishes

​

Alternatively, other suitable treatments but with less dramatic results are:

  • Fine lines and wrinkles - Microneedling, Chemical Peels, Laser Resurfacing

  • Expression wrinkles and grooves - Dermal Filler

  • Non-Surgical face lift - PDO Threads, HIFU

  • Skin Lesions & Vascular Blemishes - Electrocautery or Laser treatment

  • Skin Creases or Excess skin - Surgical intervention

IMG_6985.jpg
IMG_6989.jpg
bottom of page