AFTER PROCEDURE CARE

You must adhere to your technicians aftercare advice following your treatment. This is very important and will reduce the risk of post-procedure infection and help with ensuring you reap the whole benefits of your procedure. You must let the treated area heal properly. Avoid picking, plucking, knocking as this will hinder the healing process and could make the treatment appear uneven thus requiring further work. 

Proper healing is essential for you to get the perfect effects of your plasma fibroblast treatment. You can also expect some amount of sensitivity afterward along with soreness, redness, swelling, and slight tenderness. The procedure may also leave behind tiny dots that can take up to 4 weeks to disappear completely. For this reason, your dermatologist will advise that you protect your skin while it heals.

HEALING TIMELINE

• 7 to 10 days for crusts (aka dots) to fall off (longer for other parts of the body)
• The area where dots were may still show for 6 to 8 weeks
• The area will continue to heal for 3 to 4 months
• The area will continue to tighten for up to a year
• The results will last for up to 3 years or longer with proper skin care and protections from the sun.

AFTER PROCEDURE CARE

• Stay out of the sun and apply a sunscreen with SPF 30 formula for at least 4 weeks.
• Don’t wash your skin for 24 hours and later, use only a mild, chemical and fragrance-free cleanser.
• Keep your skin hydrated with gentle, fragrance-free moisturizers. Flaking is normal.
• Avoid high temperatures, saunas, stream, sweating, and hot drinks for the first 48 hours
• Avoid strenuous exercise that increases your heart rate/blood pressure for the first 48 hours.
• Hydrate! Drink plenty of water. 
• Continue taking Vitamin C and  Collagen powder or supplements 
• Don’t apply makeup for at least 24 hours after the procedure.
• Don’t use ice-packs to soothe the swelling, inflammation is good.
• Don’t take anti-inflammatory medications without consulting a dermatologist.
• Don’t get chemical peels or laser treatments for at least 6 to 8 weeks after the session.
• Do not use retin-A for up to 2 weeks

 I am sure you would like to know about the down time. You will have a crust also known as a dots for approximately 7 to 10 days. 

You will continue to heal for 2 months and continue to tighten for up to a year. The results lasts for 3 plus years, as long as you continue to take care of your skin. 

Depending on the area you have done It can take 90 mins on up. 30 mins to set up and numb the area then for small areas about an hour. Larger areas take longer.

Anywhere there is loose skin, can be tightened by Plasma Fibroblast treatment.  The most commonly treated areas include. eye lids, under eyes, crows feet, brow lift, forehead, elevens between the eye brows, acne scars on cheeks and other areas, marionette and smile lines, jaw line, nose, lip flip, smokers lines, neck lift, double chin, neck and decolletage area. Other areas for plasma fibroblast treatment that is growing in popularity are stomach tightening, stretchmarks, breast lift, butt lift, arms and legs. Anywhere there is loose skin. 

Your plasma fibroblast technician will apply a typical numbing cream to the area to be treated prior to treatment. and may apply again if needed. You may feel a little tingle and some areas are more sensitive then others.

Plasma fibroblast is an excellent skin tightening non-surgical treatment. The average results is 60% skin tightening and appearance of less wrinkles. Everyone is different and not everyone will see the same results some will have more and some will have less.  It may take more then one treatment for you to get to your desired results. 

You can have another plasma fibroblast treatment on the same area after 8 to 12 weeks. You can have other areas treated as soon as you want as long as the technician does not go over the same area.

Contrainications are certain conditions or situations that would make a treatment inadvisable. Therefore could cause harm.

• Pregnancy / Breastfeeding 
• Metal pins or plates
• Pacemakers 
• Severe cardiovascular disorders   
• Cancer patients 
• Uncontrolled blood pressure 
• Blood disorders 
• Auto immune diseases / HIV
• Epilepsy 
• Pigmentation disorders 
• Diabetes
• Lupus 
• Keloid Scarring 
• Herpes Simplex 
• Shingles 
• Psoriasis / Active Eczema 
• Colds / Infections 
• Accutane / Retinol
• Allergies to lidocaine
• Fitzpatrick scale 5 and 6