Plasma Pen Treatment Wollongong

Plasma Pen creates a controlled plasma arc between the device tip and the skin. This produces precise points of thermal stimulation at the skin’s surface, initiating a wound healing and remodelling response. Over time, this process can support improvements in skin firmness, fine lines and texture.

Not everyone is an appropriate candidate for Plasma Pen. Skin type, pigmentation tendency, medical history, treatment area and individual healing response all need to be considered before treatment.

Clients with a higher risk of post inflammatory pigmentation require particular caution, which is why every Plasma Pen treatment begins with a thorough consultation and skin assessment.

Plasma Pen involves visible downtime.

Small crusts or treatment points develop across the area and generally remain present for several days while the skin heals. Swelling, redness and tenderness can also occur, particularly when treating around the eye area.

Clients will receive detailed aftercare instructions and should allow adequate healing time before important events.

Many clients may require between one and three treatments depending on the treatment area, degree of skin laxity, individual healing response and desired outcome.

Results are progressive, so we allow the skin adequate time to heal and remodel before determining whether another treatment is required.

Yes, Plasma Pen may form part of a broader treatment plan when appropriate.

Depending on the client’s skin concerns, we may recommend other modalities before or after Plasma Pen, however treatments must be appropriately spaced to allow the skin to heal and minimise unnecessary inflammation.

Plasma Pen can be performed safely in appropriately selected candidates when correct protocols and aftercare are followed. As with any treatment that creates controlled thermal injury, risks may include swelling, redness, prolonged healing, temporary or persistent pigment changes and, less commonly, textural change or scarring.

A consultation allows us to assess individual risk and determine whether Plasma Pen is appropriate.

Your consultation is where we determine whether Plasma Pen is the right treatment for your skin rather than simply whether you would like the treatment.

We assess your skin type, degree and location of laxity, pigmentation history, medical history, medications, healing history and treatment expectations.

If another treatment is likely to provide a better or safer outcome, we will recommend that instead.