Cold Plasma Therapy

When applied to the skin, cold atmospheric plasma can have several beneficial effects:

• Antibacterial Properties: CAP has been found to exhibit strong antibacterial effects. It can help reduce the presence of harmful bacteria on the skin's surface, which is particularly relevant for conditions such as acne or wounds, where controlling bacterial growth is important for healing.

• Wound Healing: CAP has been studied for its potential in accelerating wound healing. It may stimulate cell migration and proliferation, essential processes in the regeneration of damaged skin tissue.

• Collagen Stimulation: The application of CAP has been associated with the stimulation of collagen production. Collagen is a crucial protein for maintaining skin elasticity and firmness. Increased collagen production can contribute to skin rejuvenation and a reduction in the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

• Anti-Inflammatory Effects: CAP may exhibit anti-inflammatory properties, which can be beneficial for conditions like eczema or psoriasis, where inflammation plays a significant role in symptom severity.

• Treatment for Skin Conditions: Cold atmospheric plasma has been explored as a potential treatment for various skin conditions, including acne, psoriasis, eczema, and fungal infections.

 

It's important to note that while research on the benefits of cold atmospheric plasma for the skin is ongoing, the field is still evolving, and not all the potential effects and mechanisms are fully understood. As with any skincare treatment, it's advisable to consult with a qualified skincare professional or healthcare provider to determine the suitability of cold atmospheric plasma for individual skin concerns.

What are the area you can treat?
The areas which gain the best results are:
For the Face 

• Upper & lower eye lid skin

• Crow’s feet

• Pigmentation/acne scarring

• General Loose skin

• Skin tags

• Hair loss

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For the Body

• Neck and under chin, lifting and tightening

• Tummy, lifting and tightening of loose and sagging skin

• General body toning

• Under arm lifting saggy skin

• Skin tags

• Tattoo removal (small)

• Eczema

• Psoriasis

• Underarm body odour

• Wound healing

• Topical steroid withdrawal 

 

Am I suitable for Plasma Fibroblast?
Determining your suitability for Cold Atmospheric Plasma treatment is important, as it may not be suitable for everyone. Certain medical conditions or specific skin types may not react favourably to this procedure, including:

• Individuals with very dark skin due to a higher risk of hyper-pigmentation or hypo-pigmentation.

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women.

• Those with metal implants like plates or pins, cardio-vascular deficiencies, severe uncontrolled blood pressure, pacemakers, or other electrical medical devices.

• Individuals with current or recent haemorrhage, malignancy, chemotherapy in the past 3 years, a susceptibility to hypertrophic scarring or keloid formation, or suffering from auto-immune diseases or other conditions affecting the immune system.

Understanding these considerations ensures safe and effective treatment for each individual.

What to do before your Plasma Fibroblast treatment?

• Refrain from any form of tanning, including spray tanning, tanning injections, sun exposure, or tanning beds for 2-4 weeks prior to your scheduled treatment.

• Avoid Botulinum Toxin or fillers for 21 days before and after this procedure.

• Steer clear of facial acids, such as Retin A, Salicylic, or Glycolic peels, for 14 days before and 21 days following this treatment.

 

Adhering to these guidelines will optimize the effectiveness and safety of your procedure.

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