Fibroblasting, What Is It?

Hello and welcome back to another TATR blog post!

Today we’re delving into the plasma technology behind fibroblasting and what it can do for your skin.

 

What is Fibroblasting?

Fibroblasting is a revolutionary non-invasive treatment used to treat fine lines and wrinkles. This procedure is designed to tighten the skin and well known for reducing hooded eyelids, eyelid tightening, and reducing wrinkles.

Behind the Plasma Technology

Let’s get scientific for a moment; there are the 3 well known matters: solid, liquid and gas. Plasma is the fourth state of matter.

The Plasma Pen works by converting electrical energy into electrostatic energy which is transmitted to the probe by impulse; this creates tiny flashes between the pen and the skin, resulting in a micro-millimetre dot. This procedure is then continued along your skin in sections. Resulting in a series of miniscule dots, which help tighten the skin.

 

What can this treatment do for you?

Fibroblasting treatment is designed to improve skin tone and texture, giving it a brighter, more contoured and youthful appearance, tightening sagging skin and reducing the appearance of loose skin around the jaw. Fine lines and deeper wrinkles are reduced, hyperpigmentation and discolouration reversed and more severe skin complaints such as actinic keratosis, acne scarring and seborrheic keratosis treated effectively.

 

How long do results last?

The results vary from patient and area treated however Fibroblasting treatment results are averaged to last between 3-5 years.

 

Interested in Plasma? Book in for your no obligation consultation today.

Helen Whyte

Dr Helen is a dentist of over 18 years experience. She is the co-owner of The Aesthetic Treatment Rooms and The Aesthetic Training Rooms, providing top quality aesthetic treatment in Newcastle upon Tyne. She also provides Aesthetic training in Newcastle in addition to national events and conferences. Furthermore, she is an appointment ‘Key Opinion Leader’ for BioRePeel (chemical peel) and ARES (mesotherapy).

https://www.theaesthetictreatmentrooms.co.uk
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