Tighten Your Skin with Plasma Fibroblast

What Is Fibroblast Treatment?

Plasma fibroblast therapy is a non-invasive treatment that stimulates collagen production, resulting in firmer and smoother skin. It targets wrinkles, saggy skin, acne scars, stretch marks, and benign skin growths using a plasma pen to trigger healing pathways and promote collagen synthesis by fibroblasts.

Understanding Plasma Fibroblast

Plasma Fibroblast tightens the skin, and reduces the appearance of wrinkles, sagging, and scarring. The procedure is highly versatile and can be used on various areas of the face and body.

What Is the Process Like?

Plasma fibroblast therapy is a newer treatment that stimulates collagen by creating controlled burns using a needle tip. The aesthetician numbs the area for comfort, and the treatment feels like a static electricity shock. First-time clients may react by jumping back, particularly on the forehead due to its sensitivity.

What Does Plasma Fibroblast Do?

Plasma fibroblast skin tightening treatment evaporates minor superficial amounts of skin, stimulating collagen production. Hence, as the skin recovers as part of Fibroblast healing process, it tightens and removes any looseness or fine lines. The results are instant, and it keeps getting better over the next six weeks.

The whole process is actually a tiny controlled burn that will stimulate the fibroblast and stimulate collagen. The aesthetician will numb the area of treatment for about 20 minutes. If needed, the aesthetician will numb the site again to ensure the client is comfortable with the process.

Basically, there is a tiny metal electrode that comes out of the pen. Nothing goes in the skin. The electrode shoots off a tiny spark that evaporates small superficial bits of skin, creating that collagen reaction tightening

The most sensitive spots are always the forehead, and that is because we have so many nerves and so many bones there. But everywhere else is pretty normal, and the plasma fibroblast skin tightening in those areas feels almost like a static electricity shock.

Plasma Fibroblast Before and After

You should observe a series of cares and operations before and after fibroblast.

Plasma Fibroblast Pre Treatment

Although plasma fibroblast treatment is non-invasive and relatively safe, it is still essential to follow the instructions provided for you by your caregiver to have the optimum results and minimize the possible side effects. So, make sure to consult your aesthetician at least one month before the plasma fibroblast treatment.

Plasma Fibroblast Aftercare

• You do not want to work out immediately afterward.   
• You certainly would not want to go in a sauna or steam room or anything that will cause you to get sweat.
• Do not pick at the scabs. Scabs are a natural bandage, and if you pick them, you run the risk of scarring and infection.
• No makeup until the scabs fall off, and you do not want to use any active ingredients either.
• You do not want to have any waxing for 20 days after the procedure.

Plasma Fibroblast Results

Plasma fibroblast treatment is a popular option for long-lasting results, with effects lasting up to three years and minimal pain. There is no downtime, although temporary crustaceans or scabs may appear during the skin's healing process, lasting about seven days.

Unlike Botox, plasma fibroblast does not paralyze muscles, leading many to touch up the treatment within a year or so due to their satisfaction with the results.

The positive effects of plasma fibroblast skin tightening can last for three years. Still, most people may want to touch it up within a year or so because they end up loving the results and also because it is not paralyzing their muscles like Botox.

Which Areas Can Benefit From Plasma Fibroblast Therapy?

Plasma fibroblast therapy is a popular skin tightening treatment that can address various concerns on the face and body, including fine lines, loose skin, and acne scars. The most popular plasma fibroblast treatments are:

• Stomach plasma fibroblast
• Eyelid plasma fibroblast
• Eyes plasma fibroblast  
• Nose plasma fibroblast  
• Breast lift plasma fibroblast  
• Lip flip plasma fibroblast  
• plasma fibroblast under eyes
• plasma fibroblast brow lift
• plasma fibroblast for jowls

Fibroblast Treatment Side Effects

Immediately after your fibroblast therapy, you may notice that your skin is red and slightly swollen. This is perfectly normal and will subside within three days. However, you may notice a slight redness that lasts for up to 14 days.

With fibroblast therapy, carbon scabs form on your skin. It is necessary to avoid touching these after treatment. They will disappear after about a week and will come off naturally as new skin appears under the treated area.

Side effects of fibroblast therapy include:

• Redness
• Swelling
• Mild hypopigmentation (light spots)
• Mild hyperpigmentation (dark spots)
• Scaling of the skin

Plasma Fibroblast vs Botox

Botox works by temporarily affecting and paralyzing the motor nerves, which is caused by the injection of Botox to relax the muscle, resulting in the opening and disappearance of wrinkles.

Plasma fibroblast stimulates collagen production and tightens the skin by creating heat in the skin and transferring plasma energy (ionization) to the skin.

Final Word

Brilliant Skin Australia offers the best plasma fibroblast treatment in Sydney. Plasma fibroblast treatment is mainly applied for tightening the skin, but it is also anti-aging, and its results can last for a long time, up to three years.

Nothing gets injected into or under your skin in fibroblast skin tightening through plasma treatment. It is your own natural collagen and elastin that are stimulated for the healing process.

Plasma fibroblast skin tightening is a good alternative for people who do not want to do Botox surgery or individuals who have never considered Botox but have actually got some fine lines here and there and are ready for those to go away; Plasma fibroblast treatment can be a good alternative for Botox or microneedling.

Read more: HIFU vs Botox – Which One Is Better?

Fibroblast FAQ

How many fibroblast treatments are needed?

Those without prominent wrinkles may not need frequent treatment, but people in their 50s-60s with more wrinkles may need it once or twice a year to fully correct years of skin changes. Younger people usually need just one treatment to achieve their goals.

Does plasma fibroblast work?

Plasma fibroblast therapy is a new skin rejuvenation method. It can remove light to medium wrinkles, face scars, and drooping eyelids. Plasma fibroblast treatment also tackles wrinkles around the eyes.

Is plasma fibroblast FDA approved?

Yes, the use of plasma fibroblast treatment to reduce or eliminate sunspots, acne scars, stretch marks, skin tightening, etc., is FDA approved.

Is plasma fibroblast safe?

It is generally considered a safe procedure, although it is not without side effects. These side effects can be managed however to produce the best plasma fibroblast experience for the client.

How long does plasma fibroblast last?

The results of Plasma fibroblast therapy can last for up to three years.