TREATMENT OVERVIEW
Plasma is defined as the fourth state of matter, the others being: solid, liquid and gas. 99% of the earth’s atmosphere is made up of plasma and it has common use in our daily lives, such as in neon signs, plasma TV screens and much more. Plasma is created when a heat source is used to excite a gas, causing electrons to free themselves from their atoms. Today in aesthetic medicine, we take advantage of the ionisation process to treat a whole host of aesthetic conditions in a completely safe and risk freeway.
Nano Plasma is the evolution of plasma devices, created by the worldwide Plasma Guru Professor Giorgio Fippi. 5 years after Plexr was introduced in the UK, Professor Fippi has released his latest creation combining anodic and cathodic plasma.
This new plasma device combines existing and new technology to bring you the most innovative and advanced Plasma device in the aesthetics market to date. The Nano Plasma has been created to generate 2 types of plasma – CATHODIC AND ANODIC PLASMA. The device emits alternating currents ionising the gases in the air and producing nano plasma with a prevalence of CATHODIC or ANODIC flows. The treated tissues undergo a real sublimation (transition from solid to gaseous state) and as such they avoid transmitting unwanted heat to the surrounding tissue and to the subcutaneous layer. The formation of a small arch that looks like a small spark that causes the ionization of the gases contained in the air (the origin of the plasma)
Non-Surgical Blepharoplasty
Many people are affected by excess or loose skin on their eyelids and around the eye area, which can give an aged and tired look and can even cause vision disturbance. However, many patients avoid undergoing a surgical blepharoplasty due to the fear and risk of possible complications, anaesthesia and cost.
Plasma has really revolutionised the treatment options for patients seeking this procedure. Described by The Daily Mail as the most effective treatment for youthful eyes, the dynamic non- surgical blepharoplasty, utilising cathodic and anodic plasma energy is not only the safest treatment for this procedure, but has become the choice of patients and professionals alike.
This procedure is defined as non-surgical because it’s performed without incision, cutting, stitching, bruising or surgical fat removal and without altering the orbicularis muscle in the eyelids, which minimises the complications significantly.
It’s also defined as dynamic as the practitioner can communicate fully with the patient by asking them to open and close their eyes during the treatment to show which skin folds still need to be targeted.
What other areas can be treated:
- Under eyes
- Crows feet
- Smoker lines
- Mini face and neck lifting
- Scars correction
- Removal of formations such as warts, bromas, naevi, keloids, xanthelasma, dyskeratosis, papulosa
- Active acne and acne scarring treatment