TREATMENT INFORMATION
Details
Plasma blemish removal is a non-invasive procedure that uses ionised gas (plasma) to create a controlled micro-injury on the skin’s surface.
This causes immediate tissue contraction and stimulates collagen while precisely removing skin tags, moles, warts, DPN and other benign skin lesions, while preserving the surrounding healthy tissue.
It is an ideal solution for clients seeking a safe, low-downtime alternative to surgical excision.
Suitability
Plasma removal of benign lesions is safe for all skin types.
Treatment is not suitable for those in:
- A pacemaker
- Holter ECG meter
- Other implanted electrical device
- Epilepsy
- Pregnancy
- Metal implants in the treated area
- Skin diseases, skin inflammations
- Acute inflammatory disease
- Oncological disease
- Any poorly managed disease
Please note we cannot treat any intimate areas and you should consult with your GP.
RESULTS
Results can be seen immediately, however final results are seen within 4-6 weeks as the skin heals.
Downtime
Following treatment, there may be visible crusts in the treatment area. These crusts take 7-10 days to fall off, revealing new skin. This newly exposed skin may appear lighter in colour and will naturally settle to your natural skin tone, within 4-6 weeks.
It is important to avoid picking any crusts, and allowing the skin to heal naturally. This reduces the risk of any scarring.
AFTERCARE
Once the crusting has naturally shed, it is important to continue (re-)application of SPF50+ sunscreen daily, reapplying during the day.
Avoid any non-invasive or heat-based treatments (such as radiofrequency, laser peels, and microneedling) on the treated area for at least 6 weeks to allow proper healing.
Avoid saunas, steam rooms, and sunbeds for up to 12 weeks to reduce the risk of irritation and pigmentation changes.
Refrain from other aesthetic or surgical treatments on the same area during healing: wait 8-12 weeks before dermal fillers and at least 3 weeks before neurotoxin treatments.
TREATMENT FREQUENCY
In most cases, no further treatment is needed and a blemish can be removed in one sitting. In rare cases, further treatment may be required - typically if the blemish is large.