plasmage laser treatment

Plasmage is a non-surgical, plasma-based treatment that tightens skin, reduces wrinkles, and removes small skin lesions. It uses controlled plasma energy to stimulate tissue regeneration and collagen production. Treatments are performed by board-certified providers for safe, precise results.

Plasmage generates a plasma arc that creates tiny controlled micro-injuries on the skin’s surface without cutting. This triggers natural tissue healing, tightens the skin, and stimulates collagen, improving texture, firmness, and elasticity over time.

Plasmage is commonly used for:

• Upper and lower eyelid tightening (blepharoplasty alternative)
• Fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes and mouth
• Skin tags and small benign lesions
• Acne scars and stretch marks
  It’s ideal for precise, non-invasive rejuvenation of delicate areas.

Yes. Plasmage is FDA-compliant and considered safe when administered by a trained, board-certified provider. Side effects are usually mild and temporary, including redness, swelling, or scabbing at the treatment site.

Most patients feel a mild stinging or heat sensation during treatment. Topical numbing is applied to ensure comfort, and the procedure is generally well-tolerated.

Recovery is typically 7–10 days, depending on the treated area. Small scabs form at micro-injury points and naturally fall off. Patients can usually resume normal activities immediately, avoiding sun exposure and heavy makeup until healing is complete.

Many patients see results after 1–2 sessions, but some areas may require additional treatments for optimal results. Your provider will develop a personalized plan based on your goals and skin condition.

Some improvement is visible immediately, but full results appear over 4–8 weeks as the skin heals, tightens, and collagen remodels.

Yes! Plasmage can be combined with microneedling, chemical peels, or laser treatments for enhanced rejuvenation. Learn more about our advanced facial treatments here.

Common side effects include redness, swelling, mild scabbing, and temporary sensitivity. These typically resolve within 7–10 days. Serious complications are rare when treatment is performed by a qualified, board-certified provider.