Plasma Fibroblast

This treatment uses a plasma pen to create plasma arcs, making small wounds in the skin to remove or improve the appearance of various blemishes.

Plasma Fibroblast Treatment Overview

Plasma Fibroblast is a non-surgical skin-tightening treatment that discharges plasma by ionising atmospheric gas between the plasma pen and the skin. This technique aims to improve the skin’s appearance by using plasma to activate fibroblast cells, which are in the inner layer of the skin, to restore the outer layers. By doing so, it stimulates fibroblasts to regenerate the skin, allowing it to feel tightened and lifted.

This is a minimally invasive treatment that stimulates collagen production and delivers results like surgery (i.e. reducing wrinkles, tightening sagging skin, and improving skin texture). It is appropriate for most skin, with a case-by-case decision on darker skin types and requires 2-4 treatments on average for best results.

Benefits and Use Cases


Plasma Fibroblast is a treatment that benefits a wide range of clients who are looking to treat signs of aging, scarring, textures and overall appearance of the skin. It can be done quickly, involves little to no pain during the procedure, and has very little downtime.
The use cases for Plasma Fibroblast are:
  • Hooded eyelids
  • Fine perioral lines
  • Loose skin such as, stretch marks
There are many benefits for Plasma Fibroblast, including:
  • Visible lifting effect
  • Reduce wrinkles
  • Improve scars
  • Non-surgical
  • Long lasting results
Pre-Care

Aftercare

What qualifications teach this treatment?

Plasma Fibroblast is taught as part of our CAP202 Advanced Dermal Interventions and CAP102 Dermal Therapy 1, which is part of the following qualifications at ACHW: