Services

Fibroblast

What is Fibroblast?

Plasma fibroblast treatment is a nonsurgical skin-tightening procedure that uses a high energy discharge to make a small wound in the skin. This can encourage cells known as fibroblasts to repair the skin and maintain firmness. Nonsurgical skin tightening is a relatively common procedure. The results last 3 years and for some clients even more.

It is natural that the body will try and fight off anything invasive. Immediately after the procedure, there would possibly be some blood or pigment residual formed on the eyebrows. You need to wash your skin very gently to remove all that. Avoid rubbing at any cost. If dust particles are settling there, clean the skin with soap and water in a gentle movement. Do this at least a few times on the first day.

After the first microblading procedure, the color looks darker naturally. The eyebrows are completely healed at least one month after the treatment.
If the microblading artist performed the procedure correctly, and if you follow aftercare correctly, you will lose around 10 to 15 percent of pigment.

FAQs

Is Fibroblast better than fillers?

Fibroblast delivers more targeted results than dermal fillers, which have to be injected in relatively sizable clumps to enhance lip volume. The end results with plasma fibroblast lips look much more natural than lips treated with dermal fillers—no overfilled lips here! Fillers are temporary and plasma fibroblast are permanent.

Does fibroblast really tighten skin?

Evidence suggests that plasma fibroblast therapy can tighten the skin in a number of areas, including the: face, neck, arms, eyelids, puffy eyes, lines and wrinkles, cellulite, stretch marks, and between the thighs.

How does Fibroblast treatment work?

The treatment uses a device called a Plasma Pen to deliver tiny plasma arcs to the skin. This stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, which are proteins that help keep the skin firm and tight.

What areas of the body can be treated with Fibroblast treatment?

Fibroblast treatment can be used on many areas of the body, including the face, neck, décolletage, stomach, arms, and thighs.

Is Fibroblast treatment painful?

The treatment may cause some discomfort, but most patients report only a mild to moderate sensation of heat and tingling during the procedure.

How many Fibroblast treatments are needed?

The number of treatments required depends on the individual patient and the desired outcome. Most patients achieve optimal results with 1-3 treatments, spaced 8-12 weeks apart.