J-Plasma Device
J-Plasma technology uses a device inserted under the skin through a small incision. The device releases helium gas (Pro Helium) and radio frequency (RF) energy to create a micro-current of plasma. This combination generates heat, causing the skin to contract, while the helium simultaneously cools the treatment area. The contraction of the subcutaneous tissue results in effective skin tightening.
How It Works:
J-Plasma technology uses a device inserted under the skin through a small incision. The device releases helium gas (Pro Helium) and radio frequency (RF) energy to create a micro-current of plasma. This combination generates heat, causing the skin to contract, while the helium simultaneously cools the treatment area. The contraction of the subcutaneous tissue results in effective skin tightening.
Features:
A non-surgical skin tightening procedure.
The J-Plasma device allows cosmetic surgeons to use controlled heat to target specific areas for skin tightening. This procedure involves creating a small opening in the skin instead of large surgical incisions.
It's a combined technology that incorporates radiofrequency (RF) energy and helium gas.
The J-Plasma device generates sufficient heat to tighten the skin, while the concentrated helium cools the treated area.
Benefits:
Tightens sagging skin.
Rejuvenates the skin.
A suitable alternative to highly invasive cosmetic surgery.
Requires a shorter recovery period compared to traditional surgery.
This procedure leaves minimal or no scars.