Non-invasive microsurgery
The Plasmapulse applicator uses FELC (focused electron beam) technology at very low power levels and generates heat only in poorly conductive tissues, thus respecting the surrounding tissues, which are not damaged in any way.
An electric arc forms at the tip of the electrode, transforming the surface of the epidermis from a solid state to plasma, with real benefits for the treated areas (such as wrinkles, crow’s feet, barcode lines, upper eyelids, scars, lentigines, etc.).
This device is therefore very versatile and can be used to treat imperfections such as scars, warts, seborrheic keratoses, skin spots, wrinkles and fine lines, non-surgical blepharoplasty, etc.
A local anaesthetic is prescribed by Dr Texier and should be applied one hour before the session by the patient or at the surgery.
The doctor cleans and disinfects the area, then performs the treatment without causing any discomfort to the patient.
Frequently, a skin reaction in the form of redness, small excoriations, or small scabs may be observed on the treated area, but these disappear after a few days.
I didn't think I would see any visible results after the first session, but I did! My skin looks like new.
What imperfections does it treat?
Highly versatile and painless, plasma treatment can be used on several types of imperfections:
FAQ
What are the advantages?
Plasma is a non-invasive, non-surgical medical device that delivers fast and safe results for both men and women. The treatment reduces wrinkles and skin ageing by creating a completely natural lifting effect.
What are the contraindications for plasma?
Wearing a pacemaker, insulin pump, cardiac stimulator, or metal prosthesis
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Area with skin lesions
Cancer, transplants
No excessive tanning or exposure to the sun during the entire treatment period, nor during the month following treatment.
Why choose Maison Magnifisens plasma?
Maison Magnifisens has a plasma treatment device that combines effectiveness and safety. Medical treatment is only performed by Dr Texier.
