Jet Plasma Skin Tightening

What is Jet Plasma? 

Jet Plasma is a new, minimally-invasive skin rejuvenation treatment that can provide dramatic results with little to no downtime. This treatment uses an innovative device to deliver focused ultrasound energy deep into the skin, causing the creation of new collagen and resulting in tighter, smoother, and younger-looking skin. Jet Plasma can be used to treat a variety of concerns, including loose or sagging skin, wrinkles, and fine lines. It can be used on the face, neck, chest, arms, and legs. This treatment is safe for all skin types and colors. 

  

How Does Jet Plasma Work? 

Jet Plasma is a cutting edge technology where a plasma pen is used that penetrates 13,000 volts of plasma through the epidermis, into the dermal and subcutaneous layers of the skin. This stimulates high levels of collagen and remodeling of the cellular structure from the inside out. When Jet Plasma is mixed with oxide oxygen, ozone is created, which kills surface bacteria and is anti inflammatory. It can even aid in calming eczema and rosacea. 

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What Skin Conditions Does Jet Plasma Treat? 

• Acne scars 

• Perioral wrinkles (lines that occur around the mouth and lips) 

• Stretch marks 

• Jowls 

• Frown lines 

• Crows feet and more 

 

How long before Jet Plasma results can be seen? 

You’ll notice some results immediately after your appointment. The full effects of the Jet Plasma treatment will occur over time, typically around three months but sometimes sooner! 

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How long do Jet Plasma results last? 

Jet Plasma procedure results can last for up to 3 years. 

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Who is a good candidate for Jet Plasma treatments? 

The best candidates for Jet Plasma treatments are people who have no serious health issues and mild to moderate skin wrinkling concerns.

 

Who should avoid Jet Plasma treatments? 

If any of the following apply to you, Jet Plasma is not suitable: 

• Have a pacemaker 

• Are pregnant

• Have epilepsy 

• Have any metal implants 

• Have cancer 

• Have an acute inflammatory condition 

• Have excessive amounts of skin to remove.