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OPUS Plasma Results for Scars and Texture
Fractional plasma radiofrequency resurfacing creates controlled treatment zones that support collagen remodeling. Treatment is selected for the scar pattern, texture, skin tone, healing history, and acceptable downtime. Improvement is gradual and often requires a planned series.
Aftercare
Keep treated skin clean and protected, use only recommended products during early healing, do not pick flaking or crusting, and avoid sun, heat, friction, and irritating active products until cleared. Contact the clinic for increasing pain, blistering, spreading redness, drainage, fever, or delayed healing.
Scar-Specific Planning
Scar type, depth, color, location, skin tone, and healing history determine whether OPUS Plasma is appropriate and how the series is planned.
Controlled Collagen Remodeling
Fractional plasma radiofrequency creates controlled treatment zones intended to support collagen remodeling and smoother texture.
Gradual, Documented Progress
Standardized photographs and adequate healing time help evaluate improvement before repeating or changing treatment.
Recovery Protects Results
Gentle wound care, avoiding picking, and consistent sun protection reduce avoidable irritation and pigment change.
Testimonials
"Elizabeth exceeded all expectations and I scheduled my next appointment for electrolysis as soon as possible. If you’re considering booking with her, let this be your sign!"
N.W. Source: Vagaro
"Elizabeth is informative, well trained and offers many skin care services. I like her in home facility as it provides a comfortable, relaxing environment which you dont get in office clinics."
A.V. Source: Google
"I met with Elizabeth about electrolysis she was so knowledgeable and made me feel at ease. I am so happy with the results. Now I see her regularly for skin care. I would recommend her 100%."
J.K. Source: Google
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* All information subject to change. Images may contain models. Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary.