Treatments · Durham
Fibroblast
Plasma
A precision skin treatment designed to contract targeted tissue and support gradual improvement in selected areas.
Book a ConsultationFibroblast plasma uses a controlled plasma arc close to the skin to create precise treatment points without a surgical incision. The immediate response contracts the targeted tissue and begins a longer healing and remodelling process.
It is most often chosen for selected areas around the eyes, where the concern is mild skin laxity or fine creasing. It is not a substitute for surgery and careful skin-type assessment is essential.
Common concerns we treat
Precise points, controlled healing
A plasma device creates a series of tiny, carefully spaced points across the planned area. These points form small crusts while the skin heals and remodels.
The treatment pattern, intensity and spacing are selected for your anatomy, skin type and concern. Visible crusting and swelling are expected, so recovery time must be planned.
What to expect
Consultation
We assess skin type, laxity, healing history, medical suitability and whether surgery may be more appropriate.
Preparation
The area is cleansed, photographed, mapped and prepared for comfort.
Treatment
Precise plasma points are placed in a controlled pattern across the agreed area.
Healing & Review
You follow strict aftercare while crusts shed naturally, with sessions spaced around six weeks apart.
Eye-area course pricing
The under-eye course is £275. Combined upper and lower eye treatment is £325.
The recommended eye programme includes four sessions, usually spaced approximately six weeks apart. Other areas require consultation-led pricing.
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What to expect, at a glance
A proper conversation
Fibroblast plasma may suit selected adults with mild laxity or fine creasing who understand the visible recovery and gradual nature of results.
It may not be suitable for some darker skin types or people prone to pigmentation or problematic scarring, and is unsuitable with various medical conditions, active infection, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Not sure if this is the right treatment for your concern?
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Informed decisions matter
Expected effects include swelling, redness, tenderness, crusting and temporary colour change. Less common complications include infection, delayed healing, persistent redness, hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, scarring, eye-area complications and an unsatisfactory result.
We explain expected recovery, aftercare, warning signs and the contact procedure before you decide whether to proceed. Urgent or unexpected symptoms must be reported immediately.
FAQ
No. It does not remove skin surgically and cannot reproduce the result of a surgical eyelid procedure.
Crusting and swelling are expected and may remain visible for several days. Healing varies, especially around the eyes.
No. They must be allowed to shed naturally to reduce the risk of infection, pigmentation changes and scarring.
Our recommended eye-area course includes four sessions, usually around six weeks apart.
The under-eye course is £275, or £325 for the upper and lower eye areas.
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Book a consultation so we can assess your skin type and laxity, explain the recovery properly and confirm whether fibroblast plasma is the right option.