Plexr Plasma Soft Surgery

A non-invasive 'plasma scalpel' treatment that uses a fine arc of ionised gas (plasma) to tighten skin and remove small surface lesions without cutting. The plasma flow sublimates a microscopic point of skin tissue, instantly contracting the surrounding area, which makes it a popular non-surgical alternative for tightening loose upper eyelids. At this Brno practice it is used to rejuvenate skin, reduce eye-area and upper-lip wrinkles, and remove skin growths and pigmentation, all without a scalpel or stitches.

Plexr plasma soft surgery, sometimes called a plasma scalpel or 'soft surgery', uses a device that ionises the gases just above the skin to create a tiny, controlled plasma arc. Without ever touching or cutting the skin, that arc sublimates a microscopic point of tissue and causes the surrounding skin to contract and tighten immediately — a process that also seals the spot, so there is no bleeding and no stitches. At Estetická dermatologie MUDr. Hrabálková it is used for non-invasive skin rejuvenation, to reduce wrinkles around the eyes and above the upper lip, to tighten sagging upper eyelids as a non-surgical alternative to blepharoplasty, and to remove small skin growths and areas of pigmentation. A treatment takes roughly 15 to 30 minutes depending on the area; a topical anaesthetic is applied first, then the physician works methodically across the target, leaving a pattern of tiny carbon crusts where each plasma point landed. These small scabs are part of the healing process: they should be left to fall away naturally over about a week, during which strict sun protection is essential, and the tightening and smoothing effect continues to develop as the treated skin heals and remodels. Because it is so precise and avoids incisions, it suits people who want eyelid or fine-wrinkle tightening and small-lesion removal without the cost, downtime or scarring of surgery. Plexr is avoided over active infection or herpes in the area, in people with a tendency to keloid scarring or pigmentation disorders, and during pregnancy; the doctor assesses each lesion and confirms suitability at the consultation, and may stage larger areas across more than one visit.