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Plasma Skin Resurfacing (PSR)
Procedure Time: 45 mins for full face
Recovery Time: 3-4 days for low energy, Single Mole Check for high energy
Results Duration: on energy type used
Cost: Full face, high energy treatment is approx. £3,000, areas or lower energy will be less
Anaesthesia: Topical anaesthesia
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Plasma skin resurfacing (PSR) uses plasma to deliver heat to a area to skin rejuvenation without the tissues. PSR uses an ultra-high frequency (UHF) generator to convert inert nitrogen gas into ionised gas, which is called plasma. The technology was pioneered by the development of the Portrait® Plasma Skin device which was later rebranded and with further generation . the Neogen™ Plasma Skin Regeneration (PSR) System is the only device being which uses plasma for a skin rejuvenation . High energy treatments (PSR3) are used to skin tightening and skin contouring, while lower energy (PSR1 & 2) are used to treat the early signs of ageing, such as age spots, lines and wrinkles. A full face, high energy plasma skin treatment costs approximately £3,000, with a low energy version priced at approximately £900. Smaller treatments, such as around the eyes or around the mouth can cost £900.
Plasma Skin Resurfacing (PSR) FAQs
Plasma skin resurfacing (PSR) uses the energy source of plasma to deliver heat to a treatment area to achieve skin rejuvenation without the .
The treatment is unique in cosmetic in that it does not use a more traditional energy source, such as lasers and light (IPL, LED etc.), radiofrequency or to the heat to target the desired skin cells.
Instead, it uses plasma which is an activated ionised gas converted from inert nitrogen gas. Plasma is known as the fourth state of matter, with the others being solid, liquid and gas.
The was pioneered by the of the Portrait® Plasma Skin (PSR3) device by Rhytec, this was subsequently by the Energist Group who rebranded the technology and launched a second generation device called NeoGen in 2012 and later as the Neogen™ Plasma Skin Regeneration (PSR) System in 2013. Currently this is the only device being commercialised which uses plasma for a skin rejuvenation .
Unlike light based technologies, PSR doesn’t require a chromophore to it to the target area such as pigment, blood or water. Instead it provides a controlled, uniform, non-fractionated energy absorption or heating across the whole skin area being targeted, without the outer layers of skin. It produces high levels of energy which it is claimed provides significant .
(PSR1, 2 & 3) can be utilised in order to deliver depths of effect, including deep dermal to promote collagen renewal, and superficial to reduce the of fine lines and wrinkles.
Plasma skin resurfacing is designed to improve skin tone and texture, giving it a brighter, more and more youthful appearance, tightening skin and reducing the of loose skin around the jaw. Fine lines and deeper wrinkles are reduced, and discolouration and more severe skin such as keratosis, acne scarring and seborrheic treated effectively.
If you’re considering plasma skin the following information will give you a basic understanding of the . It can't answer all your questions, since a lot depends on the individual patient and the practitioner. Please ask a practitioner about anything you don't .
Plasma skin resurfacing delivers nitrogen-based pulses of plasma via its handpiece, which uses an ultra-high (UHF) generator to convert inert gas ( grade) into ionised gas, which is called plasma.
This plasma energy is through the tip of the handpiece onto the area, and the energy is by the skin cells. This the cell, which and . This is what enables renewal and the of the of skin, smoothing fine lines, and tightening sagging, loose skin, allowing new, fresh skin to show through. This damage also works as what is known as a "biological dressing", which allows the skin cells underneath to regenerate, the perfect for continuous .
Plasma skin resurfacing works in a similar way to (fractional) laser skin in that minor, energy damages very skin cells to encourage cell and renewal, which can not only improve skin tone and texture, but can also reduce scarring, improve a number of common skin and increase skin .
PSR can be at between 1 and 4 joules of energy, with varying pulse repetition rates of between 1 – 2.5Hz. High energy treatments (PSR3) are used to skin and skin contouring, while lower energy treatments (PSR1 & 2) are used to treat the early signs of ageing, such as (brown marks and age spots), wrinkles and around the nose and mouth and skin.
High energy far more deeply into the dermis, a more powerful healing response and the of collagen, tightening and contouring skin.
One high energy typically requires 10 to 14 days of downtime, while one low energy treatment, which does not penetrate as deeply, will require around 3 to 4 days. Generally, 3 low energy treatments spaced 3 weeks apart will yield the same or similar results as 1 high energy treatment.
Plasma skin resurfacing can treat a number of skin complaints associated with early ageing, including: skin laxity and sagging, fine lines and wrinkles, poor skin and hyperpigmentation. It can also treat skin scarring as well as scarring associated with acne, and skin problems such as and seborrheic keratosis, commonly to as liver, sun and age spots, and large visible pores. Skin on the face, neck and hands can be .
It is recommended than sun protection creams should be used daily for at least two weeks daily prior to your treatment, if not already being used daily.
Professional skincare products with such as retinols, alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs), or any type of vitamin A should be avoided, and medicines may be prescribed if you are known to have a of cold sores.
Your practitioner may prescribe medicine even if you do not have a of cold sores if you have other contra-indications which may put you at risk of developing side following .
You will discuss the treatment with you and your reasons for wanting it. This is very important before you begin the . You must also make sure that this treatment can deliver what you want and give you the results that you are looking for afterwards. Your practitioner should be able to answer all these and confirm that this is the best option for you.
A should also be taken to make sure that there are no reasons why you shouldn’t undertake . You should be asked to sign a form which means that you have understood the potential and risks associated with the .
Photographs may also be taken by the practitioner for a "before and after" comparison at a later date.
Procedure
To reduce and any pain associated with the a topical anaesthetic will be applied to the skin before treatment begins to numb the area a little more.
During treatment, the will pass the handpiece over your skin, delivering targeted plasma energy across the epidermis. You may experience a feeling of heat during treatment, although with the use of the topical anaesthetic it should be relatively .
The collagen regeneration process begins almost immediately with some visible, results seen straight away after treatment.
A full face usually takes around 45 minutes, with (around the eyes) and peri-oral (around the mouth) treatments taking around minutes per session. You may wish to rest for a little while following the treatment session, depending on the energy levels used and your to discomfort, and then you will be free to go home.
following a low energy treatment will take approximately 3-4 days, while recovery following a high energy treatment will take approximately days.
Generally, you should be able to return to your normal fairly quickly, usually within the day or two following treatment, provided that you feel okay to do so.
Immediately following treatment, your skin will be red and may appear swollen. Over the next day or two, the areas that were treated will turn bronze/brown in colour, a bit like sun tan, before and peeling away. Do not be to pick or try to peel the skin away.
Side are usually minimal from plasma skin resurfacing treatment but can include skin discolouration, shedding, flaking, scaling, crusting and .
These side resolve within 7-10 days. You may also experience some redness and swelling, as well as some temporary hyperpigmentation (darker areas of skin).
Following treatment, you are advised not to wash the areas for at least 24 hours.
You are not to pick or peel skin in order to .
You should apply daily sunscreen and take when out in the sun. For several months following treatment, you should also use a moisturising sun protection cream in the area and wear loose clothing over it and hats to protection from the sun.
For at least the first 10 days following treatment, you should be very with the areas of skin. To itching, you can gently dab or spritz vinegar onto the skin. You should also apply or similar to the skin twice a day or until the .
If you’re swelling or redness, apply ice packs to the treated area at 10 minute intervals following . This should reduce any pain you may be experiencing and with repeated applications, will reduce too.
If you any pain following treatment, you can take over the counter painkillers such as paracetamol and to control your . If the pain for longer than three days you will need to your practitioner who can review your recovery and suitable pain relief .
Following a low energy treatment, you are advised not to wear make-up for three days. Following a high energy treatment, you are not to wear for up to 10 days
Plasma skin is generally suitable for most people, as it is particularly at treating notoriously areas such as around the eyes and around the mouth. It’s also suitable for most skin types and textures, although there are some contra-indications, listed below:
If you have darker skin
If your skin is prone to scarring/keloid scarring
If you have any of the following: severe skin conditions, open wounds, severe acne, lupus, psoriasis or vitiligo
If you have allergies or to any of the used during treatment
If you have a history of being treated with blood-thinning medications or gold therapy in the past, or Roaccutane in the last year
If you are pregnant, breast-feeding, or have any other auto-immune disorder
Only fully trained doctors and nurses should plasma skin .
A full face, high energy plasma skin resurfacing treatment costs approximately £3,000. A full face, low energy plasma skin treatment costs approximately £900, and spot treatments, such as around the eyes or around the mouth can cost approximately £900.
Plasma skin resurfacing is a unique to more invasive and is ideal for candidates who are beginning to show some of the early signs of ageing. Results from PSR are permanent and although your skin will still be subject to the potentially effects of gravity and UVA/UVB rays, it can turn back the clock, smoothing out and vastly skin tone and texture after just one .
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