Hot Plasma
This procedure not only allows correcting age-related changes but also eliminates pigmentation spots, vascular stars, and other skin problems. Moreover, hot plasma rejuvenation is applied even in areas typically handled by plastic surgeons: sagging upper eyelids, perioral wrinkles.
Hot plasma is ionized gas.
Plasma is formed between two electrodes (the needle tip and the skin surface). Under the action of the device, some volume of air turns into ionized gas (plasma), and plasma (unlike air) has high electrical conductivity, a discharge of a certain power passes through it, which affects the skin, forming mini-craters. Thus, by affecting the problem area, its total area can be reduced, and tissue lifting can be carried out. In the plasma application zone, the skin almost instantly heats up to 40°C, mainly involving the deep dermal layers. The procedure is painless and lasts from 1 to 3 hours, depending on the treated area. The client feels warmth and slight tingling.
The main task of hot plasma in cosmetology is to initiate the regeneration of skin covers and improve metabolic processes inside, which leads to gradual rejuvenation.
- Correction of mimic wrinkles around the eyes and bags under the eyes, perioral and nasolabial wrinkles.
- Non-surgical blepharoplasty.
- Removal of pigmentation spots.
- Face oval lifting.
- Improvement of facial color.
- Abdominal skin tightening after pregnancy.
- Abdominal skin tightening after rapid weight loss.
Several days before the hot plasma rejuvenation procedure, it is necessary to:
- Refrain from any cosmetic products and manipulations that irritate the skin covers.
- Avoid visiting the sauna and tanning beds.
- Refrain from consuming alcohol.
- Refrain from taking medications with anticoagulant effects.
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