The main essence of the procedure is a local directed micro-action in the surface layer of the skin (epidermis) to the basal membrane by means of a plasma arc.

It is not a process using heat like Laser. To put it simply, plasma is generated by adding energy to a gas. This energy when the point touches the skin causes an impact to cause a reaction.

A small dot forms at the point of impact - a bit like a freckle. The discharge is fed through a small needle called a plasma pen. The plasma pen barely touches the skin - it is about 1-2mm of air above the skin. A skin flap reduction process takes place and so called vaparization. When the collagen fibers loose water, they contract, which leads to instant lifting and tightening of the flabby skin.

The local plasma effect then stimulates the skin regeneration process. It promotes intensification of micro-circulation and the metabolism process, as well as causing active production of new collagen and elastin.

This leaves the skin plumped, smooth and renewed, restoring elasticity and smoothing out wrinkles.

Plasmedic Fibroblast takes anywhere from 1 to 2 hours depending on areas treated. Half an hour for the topical anesthetic to take place.

1. Anesthetic cream is applied to the treated area.

2. Treatment starts in a zigzag, staggered or triangle area. The pulse duration is less than one second per point of impact.

3. The skin in the treated point instantly contracts.

4. After the exposure, the area of the skin is instantly cooled. Heat does not spread to the surrounding tissues. So only a slight heat effect in the treatment zone.

5. The point of skin may be slightly red, swollen in the first 1 to 2 days. Small impact dots forming a crust.

6. Immediately after the procedure the skin is disinfected.

7. You are given an aftercare pack and lotion to apply.

The skin tightening effect is INSTANT. You will see immediate smoothing of the skin. The collegan and new skin renewal will continue to improve the skin in the 5 days to 4 weeks after the procedure.

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The results will last 2 to 5 years.

A consultation will be completed to see if you are a suitable candidate and determine the number of treatments required, which is usually between 1 or 2.

IF you have any of the following the Plasma treatment may not be suitable for you. You will need a consultation and/or Doctors consent to be treated.

- Pacemaker or other electrical implant

- Metal implants in the area being treated

- Diabetes - Doctors consent required

- Blood Thinners - Doctors consent required

- Herpes - can not treat if active in the area being treated

- Epilepsy, Keloid Scarring, Eczema, Dermatitus or Psoriasis in area to be treated

- Active Vitiligo

- Cancer - Doctors consent required

- Pregnant or Breastfeeding

- Skin Type Fitz 3 or above which is Prone to pigmentation

No injectable anesthetic

No cutting of the skin

No stitches required

Very low risk procedure

Minimal side effect

Far less downtime.

No thinning of the skin

Cost saving, quick and easy procedure.

It is recommended 1 to 2 sessions in some areas depending on the skin in each area and the tightening effect desired. Treatments are spread out over 3 to 4 weeks.

At the point of impact of the plasma pen to the skin causes heat, so a little redness and swelling is common which subsides quickly. The Upper and lower eyelids are the most sensitive and can be the area that causes the most swelling. Each person is different but you may need 2 to 3 days off work until swelling subsides. After this the crust will remain for a further few days.

A small pinpoint which turns brown and a crust appears. After about 5 days the scab will fall away and new fresh clean pink skin remain. The collagen and elastin which is the bodies natural response to repair the truama to the skin, will give a smooth appearance. The results will continue to improve up to 2 months after treatment.