FAQs

Most treatments last one to three years depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Touch-ups help maintain the shape and color over time. We always recommend a touch-up 2 months after to see how the results look.

You can expect slight redness or a feeling of tenderness for a day or two. The color softens as the skin heals over seven to ten days. Following the aftercare instructions makes a big difference.

Most people are. Clients who are pregnant, breastfeeding, have cancer or have certain skin conditions may need to wait and get a doctor's release note. A quick consultation helps confirm what is safe for you. You can call and ask or text us if you have any specific health concerns.

Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood thinning medications for at least twenty four hours before your session. Come with clean skin and avoid heavy skincare products around the treatment area. Always text us if you have questions or are unsure of what you need to do. If you are doing brows, eyeliner, or lips, come without makeup on.

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Day 1 is usually a stinging or slight burning sensation and the dots start to dry up immediately. No shower or bathing that day or washing face. Use the aftercare kit provided. The next day expect swelling and redness; use the aftercare products and keep the skin moist to ensure proper healing. If you get a little swollen, over-the-counter Benadryl works. Day 3, skin improves, and some dots are now beginning to get darker, and redness is fading away. The tiny scabs or dots start to fall off when you apply ointments. Do not scrub or pick these; they will fall off sometimes sooner than 7 days. Avoid sun and steam for the first few days. Quick showers and washing with only water and no makeup over the area until the skin has healed. Apply sunscreen for the entire duration of healing. Skin will produce collagen and in 29 days, new skin has replaced the old and it will be tighter.

Plasma fibroblast refers to the actual technology and method. It uses a plasma arc created between the device tip and the skin. This controlled energy causes tiny micro injuries on the surface, which triggers fibroblasts in the skin to produce more collagen and elastin. The goal is skin tightening and texture improvement over time.

Plasma lift is a treatment for the visible lifting and tightening effect that does not include the microinjuries. It is just the plasma energy and no downtime or scabs occur. When providers say plasma lift, they are usually referring to areas like eyelids, jawline, neck, or smile lines where the skin appears lifted after healing.

With noninvasive body contouring, most people lose about 1 to 4 inches per treated area after one session. This depends on the area treated, and the person’s body composition.
Here is what typically affects results:
• Type of treatment
Ultrasound, radiofrequency, cavitation, or laser lipo all work a bit differently. Some focus more on fat reduction, others on tightening. Inch loss is usually greater with fat focused treatments.

• Starting fat thickness
Clients with pinchable fat tend to see more inch loss than very lean clients. Non invasive contouring works best on localized fat, not overall weight loss.

• Lifestyle after treatment
Hydration, light activity, lymphatic drainage, and diet play a big role. The fat cells are disrupted and your body has to eliminate them and for lasting results a healthy lifestyle give long-term results.

• Area treated
Abdomen and flanks often show the most noticeable inch loss. Arms and inner thighs may show slightly less after one session.

Important expectations to set:
One treatment gives visible change, not a full transformation. Most clients need 3 to 6 sessions spaced out to reach their goal. Results continue to improve over weeks as the body processes the fat.