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Lower Eyes - Free @ Training Seminar
I received free treatment by MD's who were learning plasma pen. I really wanted eye bag removal, but they tended to focus more on wrinkles. The after photos are from 1/2022. Treatment worked well on the wrinkles. As for the eye bags, I have an upcoming appointment with a seasoned practitioner in Phoenix who uses the Louise Walsh Pen and has an impressive before/after gallery of her own work. Not all plasma pens are true plasma pens, and not all plasma pens are created equal. Some pens are just electrical discharge and dont create a true plasma arc. This makes a difference! Ask your practitioner which pen they use, and make sure you are seeing photos of their work and not of colleagues or stock photos.
The procedure is a little painful. I'd say akin to getting a tattoo on your face. While the numbing cream used helps immensely, it still hurts. (The trainees were going to do the glabella but it had no numbing cream and was too painful to endure without it.)
While walking to my car after the treatment, it felt like a bad sunburn. I put the A/C on high and had it on my face the drive home. Once I got home and indoors, the burning subsided for the duration of the day. The 2nd day swelling is the worst, but it doesn't last. The crusts started falling off about the 5th day. About 10 days after my eyes looked worse because while my skin was renewing underneath quickly it pushed the old cells to the top in a thick dry wrinkly layer that lasted for about 3 days.
Conclusion:
Works well for wrinkles and skin tightening.
Unsure if it works for eye bags, but will update after a session focusing only on bags.
The procedure is a little painful. I'd say akin to getting a tattoo on your face. While the numbing cream used helps immensely, it still hurts. (The trainees were going to do the glabella but it had no numbing cream and was too painful to endure without it.)
While walking to my car after the treatment, it felt like a bad sunburn. I put the A/C on high and had it on my face the drive home. Once I got home and indoors, the burning subsided for the duration of the day. The 2nd day swelling is the worst, but it doesn't last. The crusts started falling off about the 5th day. About 10 days after my eyes looked worse because while my skin was renewing underneath quickly it pushed the old cells to the top in a thick dry wrinkly layer that lasted for about 3 days.
Conclusion:
Works well for wrinkles and skin tightening.
Unsure if it works for eye bags, but will update after a session focusing only on bags.
Plasma Fibroblast Crows Feet
Procedure was done at a Plasma Concepts training seminar. If you're thinking of getting this procedure it is important to know which Plasma Pen your practitioner uses. Make sure that it has a true plasma arc and isn't just a cheap electrical discharge pen that burns you. The dots came off on day 5 or 6 and no scarring. I am going back for a lower bleph since they only worked on my crows feet.