Laser Treatments
What is Fibroblast?
A Fibroblast Treatment is a fractionated ablative energy-based treatment that resurfaces the skin. It works by delivering microbeams of energy to the skin, diminishing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on the face through dermal ablation and promoting the growth of new skin.
The Fibroblast Treatment involves a radio frequency device releasing energy to the skin, inducing micro-injuries. These controlled injuries during the procedure stimulate a long-term firming, tightening, and smoothing effect as part of the skin's natural healing response.
How does it work?
Fibroblast Treatment delivers focused, controlled energy to safely and effectively create microinjuries on the skin, renewing and restoring it. This regenerative process causes the skin to tighten in the targeted areas, such as around the mouth and neck. From the dermal ablation that occurs, the skin resurfaces, and then new skin grows as part of the healing process.
What areas can I treat with Fibroblast?
Nurse Jacklyn most commonly treats the areas around the eyes to tighten the skin laxity and smooth out static lines. It is also very common to treat smokers' lines around the mouth.
Who is an Ideal Candidate?
If you have a lighter skin type and are experiencing sagging skin around the eyes or smokers' lines around the mouth, you could be an ideal candidate for fibroblast treatment.
Fibroblast
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Post-Treatment Expectations
Immediately after the procedure, there may be a stinging sensation in the treated area, lasting around an hour, though some variability in time may occur.
The typical healing period for facial treatments is approximately 5-7 days. It is crucial not to pick or scratch scabs during the healing phase to avoid potential delays in healing or scarring.
Nurse Jacklyn will provide a personalized skin care protocol following your Fibroblast Treatment.
