PLASMA FIBROBLAST (Face)
If you’re starting to notice loose skin, fine lines or crepey texture, plasma fibroblast is the treatment you’ve been looking for.
This non-surgical skin tightening treatment works by creating tiny, controlled micro-dots on the skin using a specialised plasma device. These micro-injuries stimulate your fibroblasts (the cells responsible for collagen and elastin), encouraging the skin to contract and regenerate naturally over time.
What areas can be treated?
Upper & lower eyelids, Crow’s feet, Under-eye crepey skin, Forehead & frown lines, Lip lines, Nasolabial fold, Marionette lines, Jawline laxity, Neck laxity as well as skin tags removal, Millia and so much more.
Who is it best for?
Plasma fibroblast is ideal for clients with skin laxity who want visible tightening without surgery. It’s especially effective around the eyes and on thin, delicate skin.
Important to know
This treatment does involve downtime. Small carbon crusts form and naturally fall off within 5–10 days, and swelling (particularly around the eyes) is normal in the first few days. Full collagen results develop gradually over 8–12 weeks.
Not everyone is suitable, and a thorough consultation is essential to ensure your skin type and medical history make you a safe candidate.
PLASMA FIBROBLAST (Body)
Plasma fibroblast isn’t just for the face, it can also be used on selected areas of the body to improve skin texture, laxity and certain superficial skin concerns.
This non-surgical treatment works by creating tiny, controlled micro-dots on the skin using a specialised plasma device. These micro-injuries stimulate your fibroblasts (the cells responsible for collagen and elastin), encouraging natural tightening and regeneration over the following weeks.
What body areas can be treated?
Tummy (loose skin after weight loss or pregnancy), Above the knees, Arms (mild laxity), Bra line area, Stretch marks, Certain scars, Skin tags removal and so much more.
Who is it best for?
Plasma fibroblast for the body is ideal for clients with mild to moderate skin laxity who want improvement without surgery. It works best on smaller, targeted areas rather than large zones requiring significant tightening.
Important to know
Body treatments typically involve more swelling and a slightly longer healing time compared to the face. Small carbon crusts will form and fall off within 7–14 days. Redness can last a few weeks, and collagen continues building for up to 12 weeks.
Strict aftercare and sun avoidance are essential. Not everyone is suitable, especially those prone to keloid scarring or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. A thorough consultation is required to ensure safety and realistic expectations.