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PLASMA FIBROBLAST SYDNEY
Dramatically reduce wrinkles, fine lines, skin laxity and ageing to restore your skin’s youth.
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The Best Plasma Fibroblast Service in Sydney
Plasma fibroblast therapy is an aesthetic procedure that’s used to tighten and also improve the overall appearance of the skin. This therapy is often offered by healthcare providers as an alternative to injections, laser, or surgical therapies.
Plasma fibroblast therapy is a revolutionary, non-invasive alternative treatment to surgery. The therapy helps in removing excess tissues responsible for unwanted wrinkles, sagging skin, diminish scarring, and stretch marks.
Plasma fibroblast therapy is a great alternative to traditional surgery and is often recommended by healthcare providers because it reduces the pain, risk, and downtime associated with traditional invasive surgery.
WHAT IS PLASMA FIBROBLAST SKIN TIGHTENING?
There are four states of matter. Plasma is the fourth state of matter while the other states are solids, liquids, and gases. Matter becomes a plasma when enough energy is supplied to split atoms into electrons.
The result is a cloud of free positively charged and negatively charged ions, molecules, and radicals. The cloud consists of charged particles known as plasma.
TREATMENT AREAS
Did you know that we firm and tighten not only face and neck areas, but the back of hands, loose or wrinkled stomach skin skin and even scars and stretchmarks
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Reejuvenate is a terrific location for all of your beauty and body requirements. The team is very knowledgeable and eager to help. Definitely recommend a visit if you live in Bayside.
Jessica
FAQ’S
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Does it hurt?Most of our clients will rate the discomfort of Lip Blush a 0-3/10. A lot of people even fall asleep during their session!
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How do I choose a colour?We have a vast range of colour variety and an artist who loves to customise! The best way to narrow down a colour is to bring along your favourite lip stick/pencil/tinted balm, or even a photo for reference and Montana will create a colour just for you.
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When should I get lip blush?We are available all the time and can do start on treatments whenever you are ready!
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How long does it take to heal?Healing time is between 2-4 days, with the full healing phase taking 6-8 weeks.
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Lip blush tattoo after-careBolder colour/slight swelling/texture are part of the initial stages of healing. This intensity will settle within 1-3 days post session. The vibrancy of your cosmetic tattoo will fade about 30-40% from what you walked out with revealing a soft and natural blush tone once healed. Full healing time is 4-6 weeks. The sensation can be comparable to that of a slight burn and minimal flaking may take place. Refrain from removing the flakes as you run the risk of removing pigment in the process. It is imperative to keep your lips heavily hydrated during these first few days, use only the provided balm with clean hands or a Q tip as regularly as needed. Remember to keep yourself hydrated too! Avoid hot/spicy/salty foods for 48 hours post tattoo
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Lip blush tattoo long-term careKeep your lips hydrated and moisturised for best results. Avoid laser treatments near your tattoo The skin in the centre of the lips is the thinnest and will usually begin to lighten first due to natural exfoliation. Lip filler can also disperse the colour saturation (kind of like on a balloon). Most clients will visit us for a colour boost/top up 1-3 years after their initial sessions. SPF and sun protection are a tattoos best friend for longevity!
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Lip blush tattoo pre-careRefrain from consuming coffee and energy drink the day of your appointment. Refrain from consuming alcohol 24 hours before Lip Blush Refrain from tanning/microdermabrasion/laser treatment/chemical peels 7-10 days before Lip Blush Refrain from all medication that cause blood thinning including but not limited to: Aspirin, Advil, Aleve, Niacin, Fish Oil, Vitamin E, and Ibuprofen. Please consult your doctor before stopping any medication. If you have experienced a cold sore you MUST take Valtrex/Elovax *at least 3 days prior* and 3 days after receiving this treatment. Failure to follow these instructions can risk an outbreak that can affect the healing process. Lip filler must be done 1 month prior to scheduling this tattoo.
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How Do I Prepare My Skin To Achieve The Best Results?Preparation and consistency are the keys to a visible skin transformation. Your therapist will create a skin journey, which will include the consistent use of our prescribed skincare and in-clinic treatments prior to your first Plasma appointment. This will ensure you get the most out of every treatment, for your best skin ever. Download your Skin Preparation Guide here.
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Do I Need A Skin Check?At The Aesthetic Lounge your skin’s safety is our highest priority and why we always recommend you have a skin check every 12 months. This is for you to stay up-to-date with any skin changes you may have had and to allow for safe treatments.
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Who Cannot Have Plasma Fibroblast Skin Tightening?The following contraindications may include: active infections, keloid scarring, bleeding or healing disorders, darker skin types (Fitz IV+ ie Mediteranean, Indian, African, tanned Asian), active cold sores, pregnancy, breastfeeding and recent sun exposure.
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Do I Really Need To Prepare My Skin For Plasma Skin Tightening?Absolutely. We understand that other clinics may treat your skin, when it’s simply not ready, but we aren’t just another skin clinic. We believe in achieving amazing, long lasting results and this can only be successfully achieved through skin preparation. Download “The 5 Steps To Achieving Your Best Skin Ever” here.
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How Will My Skin Benefit From Plasma Fibroblast Skin Tightening?To achieve a firm and toned complexion without surgery, a series of 1 to 4 plasma treatments will stimulate collagen and elasticity to reduce wrinkles and scarring. The ablative plasma micro dots instantly tighten excess skin to improve texture and tone. Results can continue to visibly improve for up to 7-12 months post treatment.
What is plasma fibroblast therapy?
Plasma fibroblast therapy is a therapy that targets fibroblasts. Fibroblasts are the principal active cells in connective tissues. They are large, elongated (spindle-shaped), and flat cells that possess processes that extend out of the ends of the cell body. Fibroblasts produce tropocollagen, a ground substance and forerunner of collagen, an amorphous gel-like matrix that fills the spaces between fibres and cells in the connective tissue.
In plasma fibroblast therapy, a pen-like device is used to discharge high-frequency electric currents to small areas of the skin. During the procedure, the plasma tip doesn’t touch the skin directly, instead, it releases a targeted current just above the skin. The hot current released, in turn, creates micro-injuries (small holes) in the skin’s layer.
The heat damage or thermal disruption from the plasma fibroblast therapy breaks down proteins in the skin, stimulates fibroblast activity, encourages tissue regeneration, and causes tissue tightening (contraction).
This innovative treatment procedure can be used to not only tighten the skin but also shrink and reduce the volume of excess skin. The results from the procedure are no different from what you’d expect after surgery.
Benefits of plasma fibroblast therapy
Plasma fibroblast therapy has increased in popularity over time and it's more popular today than ever. One of the major reasons why plasma fibroblast therapy is so popular is that its a non-surgical treatment.
Asides from being a non-surgical treatment, other benefits are:
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It is a less invasive or expensive alternative to surgery.
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It takes lesser time to carry out the therapy compared to surgery.
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It’s a pain-free treatment.
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Visible natural results.
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Minimal side effects and downtime.
Plasma fibroblast therapy can be used to treat the following conditions:
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Acne scars
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Seborrheic keratosis
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Photo ageing (this includes age spots)
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Wrinkled skin (including the neck, eyelids, above the lips, and jawline)
A cosmetic specialist can also use plasma fibroblast therapy as an alternative to lip fillers—used to make the lips look fuller.
How is the plasma fibroblast therapy carried out?
The procedure might differ slightly based on the place where the treatment is done. Despite where the therapy is being done, they are bound to follow the basic steps outlined below:
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The target area will be cleansed, and a topical anesthetic cream will be applied to the skin. The numbing cream doesn’t take effect instantaneously, so you’ll have to wait for about 30 minutes for the numbing cream to take effect.
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Once the numbing cream has taken effect, the treatment on the designated skin area begins using the plasma pen. The plasma pen is fitted with a metal prove (applicator tip) and it's then used to transfer energy to the skin. During the procedure, the applicator tip doesn’t meet the skin rather it's placed at approximately 0.5mm from the skin. The visible result of the treatment is the plasma spots on the skin and each spot creates an effect radius that contracts the skin in its immediate area. The dots are optimally arranged to form a grid which causes a significant and instant tightening of the targeted area.
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A professional will apply a cooling gel and remove the numbing cream to reduce the burning and tingling sensation whenever possible.
The entire process should last for about 30 - 60 minutes.
Does plasma fibroblast therapy hurt?
The procedure doesn’t hurt but it can be a little uncomfortable if you have a very low tolerance for pain that’s why a topical anesthetic (numbing) cream is usually applied on the area to be treated to help you deal with the pain.
A slight burning sensation might be felt as the skin becomes heated, but you don’t have to worry about it because the anesthetic and cooling gel is used to make the treatment bearable or tolerable.
Which areas of the body can be treated with Plasma Fibroblast in our Sydney Clinic?
The areas of the body that can be treated using plasma fibroblast therapy include:
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Lower and upper eyelid sagging, lines (non-surgical eye lifts), and bags.
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Forehead and frown lines
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Fine lines and wrinkles on the chest and neck.
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Smokers’ lines.
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Crow’s feet
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Lines around the mouth
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Neck tightening
Healing and recovery from Plasma Fibroblast
After the procedure have been done, expect to see some swelling and redness for a few days. Tiny dark brown dots will be seen in the area where the microdots were placed. Your provider will provide you with a post-treatment balm you’ll use to apply on the treated area.
You should expect the scab (tiny dark brown spots) and fall off in about a week. Over the next couple of weeks, you skin begins to heal and as it heals, your skin will appear firmer and tighter.
Sydney Plasma Fibroblast Results
Immediately after the procedure is complete, some tightening of the skin will be noticed or seen but the best results should be seen approximately 6 to 8 weeks after the procedure is done.
The results from the procedure can last anywhere between 9 to 18 months.
For optimum results, you may have to perform more than one treatment with a minimum of 6 weeks between treatments for the same area.
Who’s a great candidate for Plasma Fibroblast?
Plasma fibroblast therapy is not okay for everyone.
You shouldn’t undergo the plasma fibroblast treatment if you:
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are breastfeeding
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have an allergy to topical anesthetic preparations
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are using isotretinoin for acne or wrinkles
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are pregnant
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have an infection at the treatment site.
Additionally, if you have a history of hypertrophic scarring or keloids, then you should approach plasma fibroblast therapy with caution.
The best candidates for plasma fibroblast therapy are people who have mild to moderate skin wrinkling concerns.
However, it’s important that because you undergo this procedure or any procedure that you talk to your healthcare provider and discuss your treatment goals as well as any potential concerns you have given your overall health condition.
How much does Plasma Fibroblast cost?
The cost of plasma fibroblast therapy isn’t fixed and that's because it depends on the person performing the procedure and the area being targeted.
If you are interested in the plasma fibroblast treatment, then you should meet with your healthcare provider and ask how many treatments you’ll need to see the results you want as well as the fee.
How to find a cosmetic provider that performs plasma fibroblast therapy in Sydney?
Since plasma fibroblast therapy is relatively new to the facial and cosmetic treatment world when compared to other treatment techniques, it doesn’t have an association of fibroblast therapy providers with a central location to search.
However, if you are looking forward to this treatment then you can undergo this therapy when you visit Reejuvenate and book an appointment with us.