Effectively Reduce the Signs of
Wrinkles & Sagging Skin
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Effectively Reduce the Signs of Wrinkles & Sagging Skin
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Why is Fibroblast Spot Plasma Treatment still so Popular?
- It works
- It works quickly
- It is virtually painless
- Manageable downtime (+_ 7 days. Can be shorter)
- Last 2 to 5 years
What can be Treated with Spot Plasma & Pricing
Skin tightening:
The treatment can tighten sagging skin on the face, eyelids, neck, and body. It can also be used to treat crow’s feet, frown lines, nasolabial folds, smokers lines, marionette lines, accordion lines, mouth corners, chin lines, and neck lines.
Skin tags and moles:
The treatment can eliminate moles and skin tags.
Pigmentation:
The treatment can help with pigmentation.
Spider veins & Broken facial capillaries:
Fibroblast are very effective in treating stubborn spider veins and broken facial capillaries.
| Area | PROMO Pricing |
| Upper & Lower Eyelid Lift |
R5,000 |
| Upper Eyelid Lift Only |
R3,000 |
| Frown Line |
R1,700 |
| Forehead and Frown Lines | R4,000 |
| Crow’s Feet Lines around the Eye |
R4,000 |
| Smoker’s Lines |
R3,000 |
| Area | PROMO Pricing |
| Upper & Lower Eyelid Lift |
R5,000 |
| Upper Eyelid Lift Only |
R3,000 |
| Frown Line |
R1,700 |
| Forehead and Frown Lines | R4,000 |
| Crow’s Feet Lines around the Eye |
R4,000 |
| Smoker’s Lines |
R3,000 |
How does Fibroblast Spot Plasma Treatment Work?
During the procedure, an esthetician uses a handheld device called a plasma fibroblast pen to create a plasma charge between the pen’s tip and the skin’s natural gasses. The pen then creates an electrical arc that shrinks the skin, causing the tissues to retract and tighten. The heat from the arc also creates small holes in the skin, which encourages fibroblast activity to tighten the skin further. The body responds by sending fibroblasts to the area to produce collagen and elastin fibers, which helps to plump and tighten the skin.
The results are usually visible immediately, but the skin will continue to improve over time as it heals and repairs. Most clients only need one treatment, but some recommend 1–3 treatments spaced 8 weeks apart to achieve results similar to a surgical procedure.
After the treatment, you should moisturize the area twice a day with hydrating and repairing products that contain ingredients like hyaluronic acid and centella. You should also follow a strict aftercare routine to promote proper healing and achieve the best results.
How does Fibroblast Spot Plasma Treatment Work?
During the procedure, an esthetician uses a handheld device called a plasma fibroblast pen to create a plasma charge between the pen’s tip and the skin’s natural gasses. The pen then creates an electrical arc that shrinks the skin, causing the tissues to retract and tighten. The heat from the arc also creates small holes in the skin, which encourages fibroblast activity to tighten the skin further. The body responds by sending fibroblasts to the area to produce collagen and elastin fibers, which helps to plump and tighten the skin.
The results are usually visible immediately, but the skin will continue to improve over time as it heals and repairs. Most clients only need one treatment, but some recommend 1–3 treatments spaced 8 weeks apart to achieve results similar to a surgical procedure.
After the treatment, you should moisturize the area twice a day with hydrating and repairing products that contain ingredients like hyaluronic acid and centella. You should also follow a strict aftercare routine to promote proper healing and achieve the best results.
Attribution: Celebrity Skin Scottsdale
Who can not have this treatment
Clients with the following disorders or conditions can not have this treatment:
- Pregnancy or Breastfeeding: The treatment is not recommended for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Active Infections: Women with active skin infections, particularly bacterial or viral infections (like herpes), in the area to be treated should avoid this treatment.
- Cancer or Cancer Treatments: Women currently undergoing treatment for cancer, or who have had skin cancer, should avoid this procedure.
- Autoimmune Disorders: Women with autoimmune conditions, especially those that affect the skin, may not be suitable candidates.
- Keloid Scarring: Women prone to keloid scarring (raised scars) should avoid this treatment due to the increased risk of adverse effects.
- Diabetes: Uncontrolled diabetes can affect the healing process, making this treatment unsuitable.
- Recent Botox or Fillers: If Botox or dermal fillers have been administered recently (usually within the last 4 weeks), it’s recommended to avoid the treatment.
- Pacemakers or Other Medical Devices: Women with pacemakers or other implanted medical devices should not undergo this treatment.
- Recent Chemical Peels or Laser Treatments: Women who have had chemical peels, laser treatments, or other intensive skin treatments in the last few weeks should avoid this procedure to prevent skin irritation or damage.
- Skin Conditions: Women with certain skin conditions, such as eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis, particularly in the treatment area, are not ideal candidates.
- Blood Disorders: Women with blood clotting disorders or those taking blood-thinning medications should consult with a healthcare provider before considering this treatment.
These conditions should be discussed with a qualified practitioner before proceeding with Fibroblast Spot Plasma Treatment.