Plasma Fibroblast (a.k.a. plasma pen) creates tiny, controlled micro-injuries at the skin’s surface using an electrical arc. This triggers fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elastin, tightening and smoothing the treated area over the weeks that follow. It’s ideal for delicate, small areas like eyelids, crow’s feet, upper lip “smoker’s lines,” and fine crepey skin.
Not plastic surgery. Results vary by person and area. A consultation determines candidacy and number of sessions recommended.
A precise, non-surgical treatment that tightens lax skin and softens fine lines using controlled plasma micro-arcs. Natural-looking results with no scalpel and minimal downtime.
If these sound like you, Plasma Fibroblast may be a great fit.
Unsure if Plasma Fibroblast or microneedling is better for your goal? We’ll map the fastest, safest path during your consult.
We assess skin type, laxity, and goals; review contraindications; and select precise treatment zones.
Skin is cleansed and photographed. A topical anesthetic is applied for comfort; we map points for even coverage.
Controlled micro-arcs create tiny carbon dots to stimulate fibroblasts. We work in small passes for precision.
A calming barrier and aftercare kit are applied. You’ll get clear instructions to minimize irritation and discoloration.
Most small areas need 1–3 sessions, spaced 8–12 weeks apart. We track progress and fine-tune your plan.
60–90 minutes (includes numbing, mapping, and post-care instructions).
Redness/swelling 1–3 days; tiny carbon crusts 5–7 days (do not pick). Strict sun avoidance and aftercare required.
Area looks tighter and smoother as collagen remodels over 6–12 weeks; additional sessions can enhance results.
Initial tightening can be noticed after crusts shed (around one week). Best results appear gradually over 6–12 weeks as collagen remodels.
Yes, when you’re a good candidate and protocols are followed. Expect visible crusting and swelling for a couple of days—plan accordingly.
We advise strict SPF and may recommend a pigment-safe prep/aftercare plan, especially for higher Fitzpatrick types.
Small areas may look great after one session; many clients choose 1–3 sessions spaced 8–12 weeks apart.
We use topical numbing. Most clients describe a tingling warmth during application and tightness afterward.
Not recommended if pregnant/breastfeeding; with uncontrolled diabetes; active cold sores, infection, or open lesions in the area; history of keloids; recent isotretinoin (6–12 months); pacemaker/electrical implants; poorly controlled autoimmune conditions; or Fitzpatrick IV–VI without a tailored PIH-prevention plan. Strict sun protection is mandatory during healing.
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