Advanced plasma technology for firmer, smoother, more youthful-looking skin

Plasma technology is one of the most versatile treatments available for improving the appearance and quality of the skin without surgery.

At Facial & Body Sculpting Clinics, we use advanced Fusion 8 Plasma technology to create personalised treatments for concerns including skin laxity, fine lines, wrinkles, uneven texture, pigmentation and acne scarring.

Whether your concern is early signs of ageing, loose or crepey skin, uneven texture or simply wanting your skin to look smoother, firmer and healthier, plasma technology can be tailored to your individual needs.

Results-focused. Non-surgical. Personalised to your skin.

What can Plasma Treatment help with?

Plasma is not simply a treatment for blemishes.

It is an advanced skin technology that can be used to address a wide range of skin concerns.

SKIN TIGHTENING

For skin that has become looser, less firm or crepey-looking.

FINE LINES & WRINKLES

Designed to improve the appearance of fine lines and support smoother-looking skin.

SKIN RESURFACING

Helps improve the appearance of uneven texture and overall skin quality.

SKIN REJUVENATION

Encourages the skin’s natural regenerative processes for a fresher, healthier-looking complexion.

ACNE SCARRING

Plasma can be used as part of a treatment programme to improve the appearance and texture of acne scars.

PIGMENTATION & SUN DAMAGE

Selected plasma treatments can be used to target certain pigmentation concerns and improve overall skin appearance.

ENLARGED PORES & UNEVEN TEXTURE

Treatment can help refine the appearance of pores and improve skin texture.

TARGETED AREAS

Plasma can be used on areas where signs of ageing and laxity are particularly noticeable, including the face, jawline and selected delicate areas.

What is Plasma Skin Treatment?

Plasma is sometimes described as the fourth state of matter.

In aesthetic medicine, plasma technology uses controlled energy to interact with the skin and stimulate a regenerative response.

Depending on the type of plasma treatment being performed, the energy can be used to support skin renewal, improve texture, stimulate collagen activity and encourage skin tightening.

Research into plasma skin regeneration has investigated improvements in wrinkles, skin texture and pigmentation, including controlled clinical studies of periorbital wrinkles.

The important thing to understand is that plasma is not one single treatment.

Different plasma technologies and treatment settings can produce different effects.

That is why your treatment should be selected according to your skin, the area being treated and the result you are hoping to achieve.

Why choose Fusion 8 Plasma?

Our Fusion 8 system gives us access to multiple plasma technologies within one advanced platform.

The system combines different plasma modalities, including cold atmospheric plasma, ozone plasma and Fusion Argon plasma, with the ability to connect a PlasmaPen handpiece for targeted treatments.

This gives us the flexibility to approach different skin concerns in different ways.

Rather than treating every client with exactly the same protocol, we can tailor the treatment to the individual.

One technology. Multiple treatment possibilities.

Fusion 8 can be used as part of treatment programmes addressing:

Skin ageing
Fine lines, wrinkles and loss of firmness.

Skin texture
Uneven texture, enlarged pores and roughness.

Scarring
Including the appearance of acne scarring.

Pigmentation
Selected pigmentation and sun-damage concerns.

Inflammatory skin concerns
Certain plasma modalities can also be used as part of treatment approaches for concerns such as acne and redness.

Skin rejuvenation
For clients wanting to improve overall skin quality, tone and texture.

The manufacturer’s current Fusion 8 information describes the system as a multi-modality platform designed for a broad range of skin concerns, including skin tightening, pigmentation, acne, scarring and rejuvenation.

Plasma Skin Tightening

One of the most exciting applications of plasma technology is skin tightening.

As we age, collagen and elastin production naturally changes. This can contribute to:

• Fine lines
• Wrinkles
• Loss of firmness
• Crepey skin
• Skin laxity
• Changes in skin texture

Plasma energy can be used in a controlled way to create a thermal effect within the treatment area, encouraging the skin’s natural repair and remodelling processes.

The aim is to encourage firmer, smoother and more refined-looking skin over time.

The result we’re looking for isn’t an artificial or frozen appearance.

It is healthier-looking, firmer skin that still looks like you.

Plasma for Skin Resurfacing

If your main concern is skin quality rather than simply tightening, plasma can also be used as part of a skin resurfacing and rejuvenation programme.

Treatment may help improve the appearance of:

• Uneven skin texture
• Fine lines
• Enlarged pores
• Acne scarring
• Sun damage
• Uneven tone
• Dull-looking skin

Plasma skin regeneration has been studied for facial wrinkles and photodamaged skin, with published research reporting improvements in wrinkle appearance and skin characteristics following treatment.

Plasma Pen Treatment

For some concerns, a highly targeted approach may be appropriate.

Our Fusion 8 system can be used with a PlasmaPen handpiece, allowing the practitioner to deliver targeted plasma treatment to specific areas.

This can be particularly useful when treating localised areas where precision is important.

Your practitioner will assess your skin and determine which plasma modality and treatment approach is appropriate for you.

What areas can be treated?

Depending on your individual concerns and suitability, plasma treatments may be used on areas including:

Face

For skin tightening, rejuvenation, texture and signs of ageing.

Around the eyes

For selected concerns involving fine lines and skin laxity.

Jawline

For targeted skin tightening and improving the appearance of laxity.

Neck

For selected skin tightening and rejuvenation treatments.

Décolletage

For signs of ageing, texture and sun damage.

Acne scarring

For targeted improvement in skin texture and scar appearance.

A consultation is required to determine whether the treatment is appropriate for your particular concern and skin type.

Is Plasma Treatment the same as a laser?

No.

Although plasma and laser treatments can both be used for skin rejuvenation and resurfacing, they use different technologies to deliver energy to the skin.

Laser treatments use specific wavelengths of light.

Plasma treatments use ionised gas to transfer energy to the treatment area.

The most appropriate technology depends on the condition being treated, the individual’s skin and the desired outcome.

This is why we don’t believe in recommending a treatment simply because it is currently popular.

We assess the skin first.

What can I expect during a Plasma treatment?

Your treatment will begin with a consultation and skin assessment.

We will discuss:

• Your main concerns
• Your skin type and condition
• The area you would like treated
• Your desired outcome
• Your previous treatments
• Your tolerance for downtime

Your practitioner will then recommend the most appropriate plasma treatment and explain exactly what will be involved.

Depending on the treatment selected, you may experience warmth or a sensation during treatment.

Some plasma treatments can involve visible redness or other temporary changes while the skin recovers. Your practitioner will explain the expected recovery period before treatment.

How many treatments will I need?

There is no single number of treatments that is right for everyone.

Some clients may be suitable for a single more intensive treatment, while others may benefit from a course of lower-intensity treatments.

The number of treatments will depend on:

• Your skin condition
• The area being treated
• Your treatment goals
• The plasma modality selected
• The intensity of treatment
• Your individual response

Your treatment plan will be discussed during your consultation.

Plasma vs NeoGen

If you have been researching plasma treatments, you may have come across NeoGen.

NeoGen is a nitrogen plasma skin regeneration system and is marketed for concerns including skin tightening, fine lines and wrinkles, pigmentation, acne scarring and skin resurfacing.

However, plasma is a wider category of technology, and not all plasma treatments work in exactly the same way.

Our Fusion 8 system uses multiple plasma modalities and can also integrate a PlasmaPen handpiece, giving us different treatment options depending on the client’s skin and treatment goals.

So rather than choosing a treatment based purely on the name of the machine, we recommend looking at:

What is the technology?

What concern are you treating?

How is the treatment being delivered?

What treatment intensity is appropriate for your skin?

What level of downtime are you comfortable with?

The technology is important — but so is the treatment plan.

Is Plasma right for me?

Plasma can be an excellent option for clients who want to improve the appearance of ageing, laxity, fine lines, wrinkles, texture or scarring without undergoing surgery.

However, it isn’t suitable for everyone.

A consultation allows us to assess your skin and determine whether plasma is appropriate for you.

If another treatment would be more suitable for your concerns, we will explain your options.

Our goal is not to sell you a particular treatment.

It is to recommend the treatment that makes the most sense for your skin.

Ready to discover what Plasma could do for your skin?

If you’re looking for non-surgical skin tightening, skin rejuvenation or resurfacing in Surrey, our team can assess your skin and create a treatment plan around your individual concerns.

Visit us at our clinics in Egham or Sunbury for a consultation.