CONSULTATION

A. What are your main skin concerns?

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B. What are your goals and expectations of the treatment?

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C. Fitzpatrick skin types:

1) Very pale white skin, often with green or blue eyes and fair or red hair - burns without tanning
2) White skin, often with blue eyes - burns and does not tan easily
3) Fair skin with brown eyes and brown hair - burns first then tans

4) Light brown skin, dark eyes, and dark hair - burns a little and tans easily
5) Brown skin, dark eyes, and dark hair - easily tans to a darker color and rarely burns

6) Dark brown or black skin, dark eyes, and dark hair - never burns but tans darker

Which of the above skin types would you say is closest to your skin ?

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Treatment Information

What is Plasma Fibroblast?

Plasma fibroblast therapy targets fibroblasts. These are collagen and protein-producing cells in the dermis, the layer of skin just below your outermost skin layer. Fibroblasts play an important role in helping skin wounds heal as well as maintaining skin firmness and tightness.
Plasma fibroblast therapy uses a pen-like device that discharges a high-frequency electric current to small areas of the skin. The plasma tip doesn’t directly touch the skin, but instead releases a targeted current just above the skin. The hot current creates small holes, or micro-injuries, in the skin’s layer.
Also we call this approach plasma skin resurfacing.
Plasma fibroblast therapy may be used to treat the following conditions:

✓ Acne scars
✓ Photo aging, including age spots
✓ Seborrheic keratosis
✓ Wrinkled skin, including the eyelids, neck, jawline, and above the lips

What to Know Before Your Fibroblast Treatment

Fibroblast Plasma Skin Tightening is a gentle but powerful treatment. To ensure the best results and a smooth healing process, here are a few things to keep in mind—visually guided below for your peace of mind.

Day 0

Day 1-2

Day 3-7

After 4 Months

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🕊️ We recommend following our personalized aftercare guide to support your healing and optimize results.

Possible Side Effects

The Plasma Fibroblast treatment will produce side effects after the procedure. This is common and normal.

➢ Side effects expected include:

Redness
Swelling
Mild hypopigmentation (light spots)
Mild hyperpigmentation (dark spots)
Skin peeling and crusting.

Eye Treatment Area

Day of treatment: Some swelling. Feels hot like a sunburn. This feeling can last for up to 3 hours +
Day 1 (Next day post-treatment): Lots of swelling (the most swelling), especially in the morning.
Day 2: Swelling.
Day 3: Itchy sensation and tightness. Swelling decreases. Dots dry and may start to fall

off.

Swelling

You will notice most of the swelling on the first morning after treatment, particularly around the eyes. Swelling usually lasts two to three days. To minimize swelling try the following:

Follow Lymphatic Drainage Protocols
Avoid salt and alcohol

Heat/Sunburn/Stinging

Feeling hot like a sunburn stinging sensation is normal immediately after the treatment and for the rest of that night.

Itchiness

You will start to feel itchy from the 3rd day. Do not pick at the dots. The itchiness sensation means that the dots are starting to heal and are getting ready to dry and fall off.

Dry skin

Your skin may feel dry, peel or flake. You may notice a “sandpaper” texture a few days after treatment. This is the treated tissue working its way out of your body as new fresh skin is regenerated.

Redness

Most redness resolves during the first week after treatment, but a rosy “glow” can remain for several weeks. After the carbon crusts (dots) have fallen off, 5 to 7 days after the treatment.

Makeup

Do not apply makeup (even mineral makeup) until the scabbing has fallen off completely. This is to avoid infection or disrupting the scabs prematurely.
You should avoid wearing makeup for a while after your plasma pen treatment. We recommend waiting at least 4 weeks after the treatment to give enough time for the healing of scabs.

Makeup

Do not apply makeup (even mineral makeup) until the scabbing has fallen off completely. This is to avoid infection or disrupting the scabs prematurely.
You should avoid wearing makeup for a while after your plasma pen treatment. We recommend waiting at least 4 weeks after the treatment to give enough time for the healing of scabs.

Bronzing, Crusting and Small Dark Dots

The treatment causes destruction to microscopic cylinders of skin which then exfoliates during the healing process. The treatment can make the skin look bronzed, or small areas appear crusted (do not try to scratch them off). Scratching off any carbon deposits (dots) may result in infection, scarring and hypo-pigmentation of the skin that may not be able to be reversed. Please refrain from scratching any areas that are healing.

Raw Skin

If you develop areas of raw skin post treatment, you do not need to apply band-aids, do not pick at them. They will heal very rapidly on their own and without problems.

Weeping

Initially, after treatment and for a day or so afterward, there may be occasional weeping (yellow pus). This is simply plasma and is a natural healing response. This simply flakes off after a few days but in some cases can take over 1 week.

Aftercare

For 1 week after treatment

Wash the area gently with water, carefully pat dry.
Apply aftercare cream. We can advise you on the best type of cream to use.
No makeup
No swimming
Do not use Actives or Anti-Ageing Creams (Retinols, Tretinoin, Retin A)
No sauna
No exposing the area to sunlight
Do not rub back and forth over the treated area or use a cloth or sponge.

For 2 weeks after treatment

Moisturizer the area twice a day, using products that are hydrating and repairing. Ingredients such as Hyaluronic Acid and Canella help heal the skin as well as hydrating it.
Gentle cleansing
Do not use AHA’s, Glycolics or Retinols
Do not use exfoliating products

At all times during treatment

Sun exposure should be avoided.
Moisturize the area twice a day, using products that are hydrating and repairing.

Ingredients such as Hyaluronic Acid and Centella help heal the skin as well as hydrating

it. You want to ensure that the skin is prevented from drying out and peeling.

No sunbeds or tanning/sunbathing

Skin Care Products by M.U.S BEAUTY LOUNGE

All your skin care products should be non-irritating and non-clogging for the first week or so after the treatment. For the best results, we advise using products that contain healing and hydrating ingredients such as Hyaluronic Acid and Centella. Do not use abrasive scrubs, toners, or products that contain glycolyic acids or Retin A. Read the product labels if you are unsure. Resume your normal skin care regimen only when your skin has fully healed.

Sunscreen

You should not apply sunscreen. If direct sun exposure is necessary, wear a hat and clothing that covers the treated area. Use this regimen during the healing period and always.

Moisturizers

Remember that peeling and/or flaking is normal during the healing process. Therefore, the product should be non-irritating and non-clogging, or else you could develop breakouts. During the healing period your normal moisturizer may be too occlusive. The M.U.S BEAUTY LOUNGE can advise you on the best type of moisturizer to use. Reapply whenever your skin feels dry.

Cosmetic Treatments

Do not have any of the following cosmetic treatments on the treated area until the skin is fully healed.