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What is plasma fibroblasting, and how does it work?
The PlanoplasPro plasma device uses extreme heat to ‘sublimate’ the unwanted / excess tissue. Once the procedure is complete, the treated area will have a ‘carbon crust’ (light scab) where the blemish was, which will naturally shed after several days.
How can I help you?
Blemishes that can be removed with Plasma include:
- general and acne scarring
- acne
- benign moles
- skin tags
- age / sun spots
- cherry angiomas
- seborrheic keratosis.
Plasma fibroblasting can address all of the above, using unique techniques with the PlanoplasPro device.
Committed to quality and safety
Client safety and satisfaction is always my main priority.
Holding a level 4 Qualifi plasma skin tightening and rejuvenation qualification, (which is OFQUAL regulated, UK government reviewed and approved), I am able to effectively and safely carry out plasma fibroblast procedures. This qualification is the ‘Gold Standard’ for this specialist area, so you can be confident you are in safe hands.
Why choose Keeley Byrne Aesthetics & Waxing?
Not all plasma devices and treatments are equal. Unfortunately, many plasma pens on the market are unsafe, cheap and uncalibrated. These can be dangerous, and can result in a poor outcome for the client, even causing permanent damage and scarring.
The PlanoplasPro device I use is medical grade. German designed, engineered and manufactured, it is FDA approved in the US, and CE certified. No other plasma pen device is as safely calibrated as the PlanoplasPro.
A few of my favourite blemish removals (some healed & some straight after).
Price list
A CONSULTATION IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO BOOKING TREATMENTS TO ASSESS SUITABILITY
Skin tags & other blemishes from £90
Full face rejuvenation (similar results to a chemical peel) £150
Acne blasting (3 sessions required 4 weeks apart) £150 per session
FAQ’s
Treatments carried out with the PlanoplasPro are extremely safe. The device itself and the unique techniques used are tried and tested. Clients are required to attend a consultation prior to booking a procedure, and also complete a medical questionnaire / consent form. This is to ensure the client is suitable to receive the treatment, and to minimise any potential adverse effects.
Yes, but carefully pat dry afterwards then leave to air dry.