There are many laser treatments on the market that promise youthful skin free of fine lines and wrinkles. Many of these treatments, including CO2 and erbium lasers, leave painful open wounds that take time to heal.
That’s why NeoGen Plasma is a better option for skin resurfacing. This system is noninvasive and effective, and the results continue to improve over time. To treat skin laxity, blemishes, and signs of old age, try the power of plasma technology.
How NeoGen Plasma Works
Plasma is one of the four fundamental states of matter, along with solids, liquids, and gases. Of these four states, plasma is the most highly charged and energetic, basically a superheated gas that conducts electricity.
In the NeoGen Plasma system, medical-grade nitrogen gas is converted into plasma and directed at your skin via short pulses of energy. Depending on the energy level selected, these pulses exit the nozzle of the handpiece at a temperature of 70 to 120 degrees Celsius. When they hit the skin, they cause tightening and regeneration of the entire skin architecture.
The heat from the plasma pulses penetrates deep into the skin. The top layer of your skin, the epidermis, becomes desiccated and, over the course of 7-10 days, flakes and peels off. Deeper layers of your skin regenerate to take over the old, dead layer. With NeoGen Plasma, the dead skin stays on top like a Band-Aid until the new skin is ready to take its place, so that the healing process is much less painful and uncomfortable than other laser skin treatments.
What NeoGen Plasma Treats
Thanks to this regenerative effect, NeoGen Plasma can treat a range of skin defects, including:
- Wrinkles and fine lines
- Hyper- or hypopigmentation
- Skin laxity
- Signs of aging
- Scars
For more information on NeoGen Plasma and how it could benefit your practice, contact MD360. This remarkable technology is helping countless patients improve their skin, and with it, their quality of life.
