Plasma Pen
What is Plasma Pen Treatment?
Plasma Pen treatment is the only cosmetic treatment to use plasma to reduce the volume of excess skin on females and males. This treatment is low risk, has minimal downtime and more affordable than surgery. Fibroblast Treatment is known for its success with Non-Surgical Eye Lifts, Tummy Tightening, Neck Tightening and so much more.
Results are immediate! So a single session is often all you need, as all clients see results post-treatment. However, follow up treatments can be performed after 8-12 weeks if needed.
Results and required sessions can vary with each client, as it depends on the skin’s decrease in elasticity and how deep the wrinkle lines are.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF FIBROBLAST PLASMA PEN?
Non-invasive
No injectable anaesthetic required
Far less downtime compared to surgery
No thinning of the skin
Significant cost saving
Quick and easy procedure
Firms and lifts aging skin
Revives and rejuvenates skin
Increases fibroblast cells, collagen and elastin production
Results last approximately 1+ years
WHAT SKIN CONCERNS DOES IT TREAT?
Skin Rejuvenation and Loss of Collagen
Loose Skin
Pigmentation – Photo Damage, Age Spots, Freckles, Post Inflammatory,
Acne Scarring
Fine Lines
Wrinkles and Deep Wrinkles
Surgical Scarring
Large Pores
Stretch Marks
Skin Tags
Moles
Milia
Syringomas
Freckles
WHAT DOES THE PLASMA PEN DO?
The Plasma pen ionises gas in the air to create a small plasma flash. When the plasma touches the skin surface, the heat widens and is transferred into the epidermis all the way to the papillary layer which contains fibroblast cells. The skin then contracts and tightens, tones and lifts. Overall, this method activates healing and this leads to the skin remodelling and improving signs of ageing.
WHAT ARE FIBROBLAST CELLS?
Fibroblasts are active cells in the dermis. Their function is to increase the productions of fibres, collagen and glycosaminoglycans. The number and productivity of fibroblasts decline with age. Their density gradually begins to decrease and fibroblasts in connective tissue rarely undergo division. Small injuries from plasma stimulates fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elevates elastin levels.
WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT DURING MY SERVICE?
During the procedure, you will discuss your desired treatment area. This consultation will be roughly 10-15 minutes, as you will also need to fill in the consultation from. Numbing cream will then be applied to the area and will be left on for 40 minutes. The actual treatment on the skin can take about 30 minutes-1.5 hours, depending on the size of the area and if more than one area is being treated. Aftercare will be applied on the skin. You will also be given a choice to purchase the aftercare product to use at home.
LIMITATIONS
- The client should be in good health at the time of the appointment, with no pre-existing health conditions. If the client displays signs of cold or flu the treatment should be rescheduled.
- Clients skin should not be inflamed in the area we are treating prior to the procedure.
- Clients prone to keloid scars are not ideal candidates.
- Clients with diabetes (unless under control), healing disorders or lymphatic draining issues should not undergo treatment.
- Clients with a sunburn/suntan should postpone treatment at least 4 weeks, as melanocytes have been activated in UV exposed skin.
- Clients who have a history of Hyperpigmentation/Hypopigmentation are not ideal candidates.
- The client must not display any tanning at the time of the treatment.
- The client must not display herpes simplex (cold sores when working in the lip area). It is recommended they consult with their medical doctor.
- If the client wears a heart pacemaker avoid treatment with electrical arcing.
- Clients who are pregnant and/or breastfeeding are not ideal candidates.
- Clients must wait 21 days after getting botox and/or fillers to do the treatment
- Clients must wait 9 months after surgery on the treated area. It also depends on the healing process, surgery intensity level and aftercare
This treatment is only recommended on Fitzpatrick Scales 1-3. Fibroblast Treatment is not advised for those with very dark skin. This is because there is a higher risk of hyperpigmentation (dark spots) or hypopigmentation (light spots) following treatment.
WHO CAN NOT HAVE THE TREATMENT
•Current or history of cancer, especially malignant melanoma or recurrent non-melanoma skin cancer or pre-cancerous lesions
•After recovery from cancer till off medication for 6 months and have GP approval prior to commencing treatment
•Any active infection
•Diseases such as a history of recurrent 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 infection or use of immunosuppressive medications
•Diabetes (unless under control)
•History of keloid scarring or has a current keloid scar
•A history of heart disease (Angina, heart pacemaker, taking anti-coagulant drugs)
•History of bleeding coagulopathies or use of anticoagulants
•Use of oral or topical Roaccutane or Retin A, vitamin A or other such products in the previous 3 months for the treatment of acne or other dermatological conditions
•Surgery in the past 9 months
•Alcohol or Drug Abuse
•Cuts and abrasions in the treatment area
•Deep bruising in the treatment area
•Fever
•High or low blood pressure (unless controlled)
•Liver disease and/or any medication that affects the liver function
•Metal implants/plates or pins in area
•Open wounds/ulcers/sores (on treatment area)
•On regular prescription medication - requires GP approval
•Pacemaker fitted
•Phlebitis
•Poor circulation (blood and lymph – impaired lymphatic system)
•Pregnancy/breastfeeding
•Immediately after pregnancy
•Recent and tender scarring to treatment area
•Skin disorders
•Thrombosis
•Thyroid disease or other hormonal disorders
•Under 18 years of age
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What is Plasma Pen Treatment?
Plasma Pen treatment is the only cosmetic treatment to use plasma to reduce the volume of excess skin on females and males. This treatment is low risk, has minimal downtime and more affordable than surgery. Fibroblast Treatment is known for its success with Non-Surgical Eye Lifts, Tummy Tightening, Neck Tightening and so much more.
Results are immediate! So a single session is often all you need, as all clients see results post-treatment. However, follow up treatments can be performed after 8-12 weeks if needed.
Results and required sessions can vary with each client, as it depends on the skin’s decrease in elasticity and how deep the wrinkle lines are.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF FIBROBLAST PLASMA PEN?
Non-invasive
No injectable anaesthetic required
Far less downtime compared to surgery
No thinning of the skin
Significant cost saving
Quick and easy procedure
Firms and lifts aging skin
Revives and rejuvenates skin
Increases fibroblast cells, collagen and elastin production
Results last approximately 1+ years
WHAT SKIN CONCERNS DOES IT TREAT?
Skin Rejuvenation and Loss of Collagen
Loose Skin
Pigmentation – Photo Damage, Age Spots, Freckles, Post Inflammatory,
Acne Scarring
Fine Lines
Wrinkles and Deep Wrinkles
Surgical Scarring
Large Pores
Stretch Marks
Skin Tags
Moles
Milia
Syringomas
Freckles
WHAT DOES THE PLASMA PEN DO?
The Plasma pen ionises gas in the air to create a small plasma flash. When the plasma touches the skin surface, the heat widens and is transferred into the epidermis all the way to the papillary layer which contains fibroblast cells. The skin then contracts and tightens, tones and lifts. Overall, this method activates healing and this leads to the skin remodelling and improving signs of ageing.
WHAT ARE FIBROBLAST CELLS?
Fibroblasts are active cells in the dermis. Their function is to increase the productions of fibres, collagen and glycosaminoglycans. The number and productivity of fibroblasts decline with age. Their density gradually begins to decrease and fibroblasts in connective tissue rarely undergo division. Small injuries from plasma stimulates fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elevates elastin levels.
WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT DURING MY SERVICE?
During the procedure, you will discuss your desired treatment area. This consultation will be roughly 10-15 minutes, as you will also need to fill in the consultation from. Numbing cream will then be applied to the area and will be left on for 40 minutes. The actual treatment on the skin can take about 30 minutes-1.5 hours, depending on the size of the area and if more than one area is being treated. Aftercare will be applied on the skin. You will also be given a choice to purchase the aftercare product to use at home.
LIMITATIONS
- The client should be in good health at the time of the appointment, with no pre-existing health conditions. If the client displays signs of cold or flu the treatment should be rescheduled.
- Clients skin should not be inflamed in the area we are treating prior to the procedure.
- Clients prone to keloid scars are not ideal candidates.
- Clients with diabetes (unless under control), healing disorders or lymphatic draining issues should not undergo treatment.
- Clients with a sunburn/suntan should postpone treatment at least 4 weeks, as melanocytes have been activated in UV exposed skin.
- Clients who have a history of Hyperpigmentation/Hypopigmentation are not ideal candidates.
- The client must not display any tanning at the time of the treatment.
- The client must not display herpes simplex (cold sores when working in the lip area). It is recommended they consult with their medical doctor.
- If the client wears a heart pacemaker avoid treatment with electrical arcing.
- Clients who are pregnant and/or breastfeeding are not ideal candidates.
- Clients must wait 21 days after getting botox and/or fillers to do the treatment
- Clients must wait 9 months after surgery on the treated area. It also depends on the healing process, surgery intensity level and aftercare
This treatment is only recommended on Fitzpatrick Scales 1-3. Fibroblast Treatment is not advised for those with very dark skin. This is because there is a higher risk of hyperpigmentation (dark spots) or hypopigmentation (light spots) following treatment.
WHO CAN NOT HAVE THE TREATMENT
•Current or history of cancer, especially malignant melanoma or recurrent non-melanoma skin cancer or pre-cancerous lesions
•After recovery from cancer till off medication for 6 months and have GP approval prior to commencing treatment
•Any active infection
•Diseases such as a history of recurrent 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 infection or use of immunosuppressive medications
•Diabetes (unless under control)
•History of keloid scarring or has a current keloid scar
•A history of heart disease (Angina, heart pacemaker, taking anti-coagulant drugs)
•History of bleeding coagulopathies or use of anticoagulants
•Use of oral or topical Roaccutane or Retin A, vitamin A or other such products in the previous 3 months for the treatment of acne or other dermatological conditions
•Surgery in the past 9 months
•Alcohol or Drug Abuse
•Cuts and abrasions in the treatment area
•Deep bruising in the treatment area
•Fever
•High or low blood pressure (unless controlled)
•Liver disease and/or any medication that affects the liver function
•Metal implants/plates or pins in area
•Open wounds/ulcers/sores (on treatment area)
•On regular prescription medication - requires GP approval
•Pacemaker fitted
•Phlebitis
•Poor circulation (blood and lymph – impaired lymphatic system)
•Pregnancy/breastfeeding
•Immediately after pregnancy
•Recent and tender scarring to treatment area
•Skin disorders
•Thrombosis
•Thyroid disease or other hormonal disorders
•Under 18 years of age
