Plasma Eye Lift Treatment (2024)

FAQs

How long does a plasma eye lift last? ›

Plasma treatments have been used around the world for years, with excellent results. It is often referred to as 'soft surgery' as the improvements are so good. Whatsmore your results can last approximately 2-3 years, and sometimes longer, similar to the effects of surgery.

How Does a Plasma Eye Lift Work? The plasma eye lift works best to lift or smooth hooded, heavy or double eyelids, and also to reduce eye bags and crow's feet wrinkles. It's a permanent solution with minimal downtime or risk, and the treatment is much more selective than Radio Frequency or HIFU.

What is Plasma Eye Lift? Plasma Eye Lift is the non-surgical answer to to a Surgical Blepharoplasty, used to tighten and lift the upper and/or lower eyelids while minimising the risk and downtime associated with surgery or a Co2 laser treatment.

The droopy eyelid lift using Plasma Pen, is a delicate yet simple procedure which tightens the skin and instantly lifts and tightens the droopy eyelids. The lids stay tightened and lifted over a number of years.

Although Plasma Fibroblast treatment is non-invasive and considered to be low risk there are lots of things that can go wrong and sometimes seriously wrong with this type of treatment.

Although for most patients, Plasma Pen treatment is virtually pain-free, your own treatment may be moderately uncomfortable and sensitive depending on where you are being treated – especially eyelid procedures where the skin is the thinnest –and your own sensitivities and tolerances.

Plasma Fibroblast is a skin tightening treatment which dramatically reduces hooded eyelids, eye bags, crows feet, jowls, neck and so much more. We can remove skin tags and age spots, reduce stretch marks and can tighten stomach's.

Side effects of plasma pen use include pain, swelling of the treated area, redness, sagging skin (particularly in the upper eyelids), hyperpigmentation (spots), ultraviolet (UV) sensitivity, and skin peeling and crusting.

The Plamere Plasma Pen is an FDA approved device used to perform fibroblast therapy. Fibroblasts are the most common cells of connective tissue in the body that produce collagen.

As plasma treatment is more than a simple tightening treatment, skin is actually removed, so the effects should last as long as they would with invasive surgery. Like all surgical and cosmetic procedures, the effects of Plasma treatment are not entirely permanent as it does not halt any further ageing.

How long does Plasmage take to heal? ›

The treatment lasts for approximately 30-60 minutes and a local anaesthetic is used to numb the area before treatment begins. During the treatment you may feel a warming and stinging sensation. The recovery time is around 1-2 weeks and the skin will darken and peel, allowing the fresh skin to come through.

Most clients can confidently wear camouflage makeup to conceal treated eyelids and resume normal activities the following day (see photo). Swelling may occur on the treated area but will disappear within 2-3 days. Complete skin recovery occurs within 10 days.

The results can last you years depending on the area treated. The positive effects of treatment will be noticeable immediately after the first treatment, but the best results will be seen after 4 – 12 weeks. A second treatment may be required for best results and may vary due to skin's laxity.

Plasma Eye Lift accomplishes its enduring results by creating controlled plasma micro-burns on the skin's superficial layer. The results are seen immediately, with further improvements developing over the following weeks. The reason for the 3-7 days-long downtime is mostly cosmetic.

If used improperly, these devices can have additional risks, such as: Skin punctures with the needle tip. Excessive skin burns caused by overuse or prolonged use. Burns to the eye.

FIBROBLAST CANDIDACY

Fibroblast will not effect fat cells. A good candidate must not be prone to keloid scars, have diabetes, a healing disorder, lymphatic draining issues, history of hyperpigmentation, wear a pacemaker, be pregnant or be breastfeeding.

Fibroblast Healing Stage 1: Dots

Face dots shed approximately 4 - 14 days following treatment (average client begins to shed dots on day 7). Dots on the body often take longer than the face, potentially around 2-3 weeks.

The Aesthetic Society notes that skin-tightening procedures may cost around $760. By contrast, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons states the average cost of nonsurgical skin tightening is $2,456. However, plasma fibroblast therapy is likely to be cheaper, and a single session may cost up to the region of $500.

The dots will disappear completely by themselves within one or two months, exact healing times vary from person to person. Depending on the original skin condition, more than one treatment of Fibroblast may be needed to achieve the desired result.

The Plasma Pen targets the top layer of the skin, the epidermis, as well as the deeper layers of the skin to heat fibroblasts. Fibroblast is a common type of cell found in connective tissue. Fibroblasts are responsible for the production of collagen, and are a vital part of the wound healing processes of the body.

How can I lift my saggy eyelids without surgery? ›

Nonsurgical treatments — including hyaluronic acid fillers, or injections like Botox® or Dysport® — can help you look more youthful. These treatments can smooth out wrinkles around your eyes, fill in hollows or tighten sagging eyelids.

As a surgical procedure, an eyelid lift is the most effective treatment to correct hooded eyelids because the results will be permanent. Injections like dermal fillers and Botox® require regular maintenance to maintain results and are a less effective option for severe conditions.

Platelet-rich plasma works by stimulating collagen development, which is essential for the skin to get tighter, disappearing lines and wrinkles to reveal younger-looking skin.

Poor Results from Plasma Pen

Many patients will also have pigmentation issues in the form of either light or dark spots. Burns from a Plasma Pen can also result in scarring. So, rather than reducing crepey or loose skin, Plasma Pen patients can be left with worse damage than they originally wanted to treat.

Conclusions: Prolonged viewing of a plasma flash induced by a focused femtosecond laser in the air without eye protection may produce persistent damage to the retina.

Health Canada has advised the public, spas and aestheticians to stop using plasma pens/fibroblasts devices. Health Canada has advised that these devices, even if used properly, may pose health risks. The likelihood and severity of the side effects increase with duration, frequency and intensity of treatment.