Modern plasma technology allows precise correction of selected skin imperfections without the use of a scalpel. The treatment works locally, does not damage healthy tissue, and is used, among others, for eyelid laxity, wrinkles, and various skin lesions.
Plasma technology is a modern device that uses the phenomenon of plasma, that is, ionised matter which resembles gas in its physical state. Its action is based on the occurrence of an electric arc, which generates high temperature at a specific point, leading to sublimation, that is, the evaporation of skin lesions.
Plasma technology is one of the most innovative achievements in the field of aesthetic medicine. It works in a highly targeted manner, only in the area being treated, which is why it does not damage healthy tissues or affect the deeper layers of the skin. Plasma technology is an alternative to procedures performed with a scalpel or needles. It is also safe for patients who cannot undergo treatments involving the flow of electrical current into the body.
Plasma technology is used for the correction of mild eyelid laxity, the treatment of neck wrinkles, as well as the removal of skin lesions such as warts, fibromas, milia and xanthelasma. The effectiveness of this method is very high, while the procedure itself remains non-invasive.
For the procedure, the treatment area is numbed with a specialist cream. The duration of the procedure depends on the location and size of the lesions being treated. After the treatment, patients may notice swelling and redness of the skin, which usually subside within 4 to 7 days. Plasma technology does not leave scars or any other permanent marks. After the procedure, patients may return to their normal daily activities.
The photos show the results of the procedure on a specific patient. Results may vary depending on individual characteristics, the number of sessions, the patient's compliance with post-treatment recommendations, and the skill and experience of the practitioner.
