Risks with Opus Plasma laser?

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I have been very interested in having the Opus plasma treatments but I have some concerns. I've read reviews on this site that it can stretch out skin. Can this happen? I thought this procedure was very safe.

The Aesthetic Edit ATX - Cedar Park · Answer

No it cannot. Physiologically it does not work this way. When someone says it looks like something "stretched their skin", In my world that means that maybe they are noticing some elasticity loss, volume loss, sagging right? So I think we have to be careful when we are assigning blame or credit to something. The reason is a lot of things go into pictures which is usually what we use to judge these things like lighting and positioning. We also have to remember that we are humans that gain and loose weight , so sometimes pictures can be very misleading. I have done a lot of Opus procedures and know a lot about the device. The focus tip and the plasma tip both are not made to go down deep enough to destroy fat. When used appropriately it is a gentle device that is very safe and it is delivering just enough heat to coagulate tissue and create a beautiful tightening and resurfacing effect.

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