Tighten, Smooth, and Refresh-Without Surgery

No. No cutting or stitches. It’s minimally invasive with controlled surface injury.

A unique plasma, ionized gas passes between the edge of the fibroblast tool and the patient’s skin allowing the area to tighten and retract. Tissue targeted by the fibroblast treatment sublimate, therefore no damage to surrounding areas or deeper skin layers. Since this is a non-invasive procedure, you can expect to resume regular activities right away with minimal discomfort.Eventually, excess skin dries off to form tiny crusts that fall off like dandruff in just a few days. New collagen stimulated by the fibroblasts will begin forming immediately and continue to produce additional collagen for up to six months.

Fibroblast skin tightening treats a number of imperfections without cutting the skin including:

• Eyelid Tightening, including lower eyelids and excess upper eyelid skin.
• Skin imperfections, including skin tags and sunspots.
• Improvement in the appearance of acne scars
• Diminishing Stretch marks.
• Tightening loose stomach skin after pregnancy.
• Lines and wrinkles around the mouth.
• Plasma Facelift and  Plasma Necklift.

Yes, it is.There is no cutting of the skin, stitches, thinning of the skin, or general anesthetic. This is a very low-risk procedure with far less recovery time than traditional surgical lifts at a significantly lower cost.

Plasma fibroblast isn’t right for everyone. Do not treat, or get medical clearance first, if any of these apply:

Absolute no

• Pregnant or breastfeeding. 
• Active infection, open wound, or cold sore in the treatment area. 
• History of keloid or hypertrophic scarring. 
• Oral isotretinoin use within the past 6 months. 
• Uncontrolled bleeding disorder or on blood thinners that cannot be paused per physician advice. 

Use caution or get clearance

• Immunosuppression, active cancer treatment, or significant systemic illness. 
• Diabetes that is poorly controlled or delayed wound healing. 
• Autoimmune skin disease or dermatitis/eczema/psoriasis in the treatment area.
• Fitzpatrick IV–VI skin tones or history of melasma/PIH. Consider a patch test or alternative options due to higher pigment-change risk. 
• Recent procedures in the area: wait at least 2–4 weeks after neuromodulators/fillers and until fully healed after surgeries or LASIK. 
• Recent procedures in the area: wait at least 2–4 weeks after neuromodulators/fillers and until fully healed after surgeries or LASIK. 
• Pacemaker or implanted electronic devices: discuss device specifics and risks before proceeding.
• Epilepsy or uncontrolled hypertension; evaluate case by case.

We’ll review your health history during your consult and may recommend a patch test or alternative treatments. Individual results vary.
 

When performed correctly and aftercare is followed, visible scarring is uncommon, but risk exists, especially if picking occurs or in high-risk skin. 

Yes, but expect temporary swelling

Some plasma devices have specific FDA 510(k) clearances for lesion destruction. That is different from a broad approval for “skin tightening.” We avoid device-claim language and focus on results and safety.

For current plasma fibroblast pricing, see our booking page https://www.vagaro.com/salondshayn/book-now