Portrait Plasma Skin Rejuvenation harnesses plasma energy to resurface skin and spark collagen and elastin production in the skin's cells. Consider the advantages and disadvantages to Plasma Skin Rejuvenation before opting to undergo the procedure.
Advantage: Minimally Invasive
One considerable advantage of Portrait Plasma Skin Rejuvenation is that it's minimally invasive. Unlike cosmetic surgery, plasma skin rejuvenation doesn't break the skin. Compared even to injectable fillers, it's less invasive because no substance is injected into the skin to plump and firm it. Instead, the plasma gas used in the procedure stimulates the skin to produce its own collagen and elastin, to become tauter and firmer more naturally.
Disadvantage: Results Aren't as Fast
The results of Portrait Plasma Skin Rejuvenation can be more natural-looking than cosmetic surgery or injectable fillers, largely because the skin continues to tighten over time. However, while you will notice some improvement right away, you won't see immediate ideal results. As collagen and estalin production continues, the skin will become more even in tone and firmer after several weeks or months.
Advantage: Treats Multiple Conditions at Once
Portrait Plasma Skin Rejuvenation stimulates the skin and can help reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, sunspots, scarring and discoloration. The procedure can also tighten sagging skin. One procedure can treat all of these conditions at once in a chosen area of the face, neck, hands or chest.
Disadvantage: Uncomfortable Recovery
Although you can request a low-level plasma treatment to minimize discomfort and recovery time, you should expect between three and seven days of recovery time following the procedure. During this time, you may experience redness, itching and scabbing. If the recovery is unappealing, you may instead opt for a treatment with less recovery time and less inconvenient recovery symptoms.
