Free Consultations for Plasma Fibroblast

Fibroblast is a minimally invasive treatment that uses a small, hand held device to deliver heat to the upper dermal layer of the skin to tighten and firm. The device works by utilizing the voltage in the air between the tip of the device and the natural gasses emitted from our skin to form a plasma charge. An electric arc is created which heats tiny columns of the skin, skin fibers are minimized, and collagen production is boosted leading to immediate tightening and shrinking of excess skin. Fibroblast Treatment Aftercare

Immediately after the procedure, you’ll notice a series of dots on your face in the affected area. This is normal. The dots are simply protective scabs keeping your wounds from being exposed to potential contaminants. As such, please do your best to avoid forcefully removing them by accidentally washing your face too harshly or unconsciously picking at them. They should fall away from your skin in about four to five days as the wounds beneath them heal. During this time, you should also avoid applying any form of makeup or exercising to the point of excessive sweating, as these activities can also interfere with the natural healing process in your skin.

Is Anyone Ineligible for Treatment?

Unfortunately, some circumstances might prevent a person from benefiting from the procedure, or even result in serious side effects and skin damage. If you experience any of the following, then this treatment is not a good choice for you:

• Lupus
• Epilepsy
• Hepatitis, HIV, or AIDS
• Pregnancy or currently breastfeeding
• Keloid scarring
• Hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation
• Fitzpatrick Skin Type V or VI
• Vitiligo

Additionally, you would not be able to receive treatment in areas of skin affected by birthmarks or active psoriasis/eczema.

When Can You Expect to See Results?

Depending on what kind of wear and tear you’re trying to repair with fibroblast treatment, you could see results a week after a single session. In other cases, it may take as many as three sessions to start noticing a significant difference. Remember that some conditions could delay your recovery process, including diabetes, anemia, and kidney or liver disease.