What it is
Tiny points, firmer skin.
A plasma pen creates tiny points of energy on the skin's surface, causing controlled tightening and stimulating renewal.
It is used on areas with mild sagging or fine lines, such as the eyelids, around the mouth or under the chin. It is not surgery.
Who it is for
When people look for it
Eyelids
Mild excess skin (a non-surgical option, depending on the assessment).
Around the mouth
Nasolabial folds and upper-lip lines ("barcode" lines).
Under the chin and face
Mild sagging.
Options
How it can be done
- Eyelids (non-surgical blepharoplasty)Treatment of the eyelid skin.
- Nasolabial folds and barcode linesThe area around the mouth.
- Under the chinThe area below the chin.
- Upper thirdForehead and eye area.
- Full faceThe whole face.
How it works
Step by step
- 1
Assessment
Area and suitability
Confirming your skin is suitable for the treatment.
- 2
Session
With topical anaesthetic
Applied point by point.
- 3
Recovery
About a week
Small scabs form and fall off on their own.
- 4
Review
Follow-up
Checking progress and any further session.
Before you decide
Risks and care
It can cause swelling, scabs, redness and pigment changes, especially with sun exposure. It does not replace surgery. The doctor explains the risks at the assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions
Does it replace eyelid surgery?
No. It is an option for mild cases, depending on the assessment.
How long is recovery?
Usually about a week, with small scabs.
Can I go in the sun?
Not during recovery; sunscreen is essential.
General information that does not replace a consultation. Suitability, risks and alternatives for each treatment are explained by the doctor at the assessment. Results vary from person to person.
