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BEST ADVANCED SKINCARE TREATMENTS IN WARWICKSHIRE

Plasma Fibroblast is a non-surgical procedure that applies high-frequency electric current to the skin. The pen-like device doesn’t pierce nor touch the skin but releases current close to the skin which creates small holes in the skin’s layer. This non-invasive treatment is great for tightening skin and dedicated to reducing the signs of ageing of the skin and many areas, the most popular being an eye-lift

Consultation

While the procedure may vary slightly based on where you’re having the treatment, the basic steps typically include cleansing the skin and applying a topical anesthetic (numbing) cream. You may need to wait about 30 minutes for the numbing cream to take effect. Treating the designated skin area with the plasma pen. The pen will create small arcs of microcurrents that make small scab-like dots on the skin. Sharon will remove the numbing cream and apply a cooling gel to minimize the tingling and burning sensation whenever possible. The procedure usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes to perform.

Aftercare Information

Once the procedure is completed, you can expect the small dots to scab over and fall off after about 1 week. Over the next couple of weeks, as your skin heals, it should appear tighter and firmer. Some people may see benefits from one treatment, while others may require three treatments before they see results

Aftercare
How Long Does the Treatment Last?

We would expect Plasma Fibroblast customers to see results immediately after their appointment. The full benefits of the procedure should be noticeable after around three months and should last for 3 years in most cases.

Who Should Not Get Treatments?
 

You shouldn’t receive plasma fibroblast therapy if you are breastfeeding, pregnant, have an allergy to topical anesthetic preparations, have an infection at the treatment site, or are using isotretinoin for wrinkles or acne. In addition, if you have a history of keloids or hypertrophic scarring, it’s recommended that you approach plasma fibroblast therapy with caution

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