(This article was updated on 02/17/2023)
If you wake up every morning and stand in front of the bathroom mirror wondering where that youthful skin has gone, fibroblast treatment might be for you.
Fibroblast skin treatment can be helpful if you have sagging skin and are looking for a non-invasive, non-surgical option with a quick recovery.
One study on fibroblast treatments in 2007 suggested that, on average, the participants had a 37 percent reduction in facial wrinkling. Furthermore, the study offers a whopping 68 percent improvement in facial appearance!
But what is fibroblast treatment, and why do some believe it’s an effective way to treat saggy skin? Read on to see what fibroblast treatment is and how you can benefit from a plasma fibroblast lift treatment.
WHAT IS A FIBROBLAST TREATMENT?
Fibroblast treatment, also known as fibroblast plasma therapy, is a relatively new procedure for cosmetic and facial treatment purposes. You may have heard about the in-home pens you can buy online for a great price. Many retailers may use the same name to market cheap products; thus, it’s essential to get it straight first: you get what you pay for. Unfortunately, those cheap pens are still too expensive. Why? Well, mainly because they are not going to do much. When done correctly in a medical office, with advanced machinery, and by skillful providers, fibroblast plasma therapy can be an effective procedure that utilizes precision devices to deliver tightening effects to the skin. You cannot get the same results with a toy pen you purchased after watching a YouTube video.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
In fibroblast treatment, doctors use a pen-like instrument to release an electrical current above the treated skin area. This electric current will create micro-injuries in the skin’s layer. As a result, blood and other healing aids rush to that area. A fibroblast treatment usually takes 30 to 60 minutes so that you can fit it into lunchtime at work.
Some results to expect after the treatment are a tightening of the tissue by contraction, a boost in tissue regeneration, stimulation of collagen production, and breakdown of proteins in the skin. When happening together, those mentioned above can resurface and rejuvenate sagging skin. This treatment also benefits those suffering from acne scars, age spots, and other age-related skin ailments.
Known also as plasma fibroblast or plasma skin resurfacing, depending on the clinic you visit, you can expect to see the full results of your treatment after three months, and the results usually last for up to 3 years.
FIBROBLAST TREATMENT COST
The Fibroblast treatment cost will vary depending on the damage your skin has taken from environmental factors such as sun exposure. Also, who’s performing the procedure, and what areas of your skin are targeted? You may have heard about plasma pens that you can use at home, but they will not do much. First, they are not medically graded; second, the person who uses the pen needs extreme precision and skillset.
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The fibroblast treatment can cost between $350 to $750 for facial resurfacing treatments depending on the treatment area. The treatment costs between $650 to $1200 for flabby arms and belly lifts. However, if you are considering plasma treatment for your abdomen area, you may want to look into BodyTite or Tummy Tuck Surgery for more dramatic and long-lasting results.
FIBROBLAST TREATMENT SIDE EFFECTS
Most minor side effects include redness, swelling, and skin peeling and crusting. The best way to minimize any possible side effects is to go to a reliable cosmetic clinic and ensure the procedure is done under the supervision of a board-certified doctor. If your doctor decides you are not a good candidate, you may want to look into other options like Ultherapy and dermal fillers.
CONCLUSION
What plasma fibroblast offers is the option of not having to live with your saggy skin anymore. If you are inclined, procedures like fibroblast skin treatment can help you achieve your ideal look. Remember that treatments work better when you choose your provider wisely. So always do your research, and select cosmetic clinics that want to help you make an educated decision.
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