Fibroblast Tightening
Plasma Pen
Plasma energy contracts and lifts lax skin — a surgical-adjacent result without surgery.
- Best for
- Hooded lids, lip lines, localised laxity
- Downtime
- 5–7 days (tiny carbon crusts)
- Sessions
- 1–2, spaced 8–12 weeks apart
- Results duration
- 2–4 years with good skin care
About the treatment
Plasma Pen (fibroblast therapy) converts atmospheric gas into a controlled plasma arc that sublimates the skin's surface in pinpoint spots, instantly tightening the tissue while triggering a powerful fibroblast response deep in the dermis.
It is our most targeted option for stubborn laxity — hooded eyelids, upper lip lines, marionette lines and loose skin around the jaw — where a precise contraction is needed rather than broad collagen stimulation.
What it treats
- Hooded or droopy eyelids
- Upper lip lines
- Marionette lines
- Localised skin laxity
- Smoker's lines
- Loose jawline skin
How it works
The process, step by step.
- 01
Numb
The area is numbed with topical anaesthetic for a comfortable session.
- 02
Sublimate
Precision plasma spots contract the surface tissue in a controlled grid.
- 03
Regenerate
Fibroblast activity rebuilds collagen over 6–8 weeks as the skin tightens.
Is this right for me?
Plasma Pen suits you if you're…
Suitability is always confirmed at your consultation and skin analysis before any treatment is booked.
- Stubborn laxity in small, defined zones
- Hooded eyelids not ready for surgical correction
- Clients comfortable with about a week of visible healing
Questions
Everything you might ask.
What is recovery like?
Small carbon crusts form where each plasma spot was placed and naturally fall away over 5–7 days. They must be kept dry and left to heal on their own.
How long do results last?
Typically 2–4 years, depending on skin quality, lifestyle and sun care.
Does it hurt?
The area is fully numbed beforehand. You may feel warmth and a tingling snap sensation.