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Activate your skin’s natural architects
Over time, it is natural to notice changes in your skin, such as a gradual loss of firmness, uneven texture, or fine lines, especially around delicate areas like the eyes. In Montreal, Plasma Fibroblast Therapy is offered as a non-surgical skin-tightening treatment designed to support your skin’s natural regenerative process and provide an alternative to surgery for patients seeking a firmer, smoother appearance.
This treatment uses a controlled arc of plasma energy to create micro-injuries on the skin’s surface, triggering the body’s natural healing response. The process helps tighten targeted areas and stimulate fibroblast activity, which plays a role in collagen production and skin structure. The eye contour is one of the most commonly treated zones. A recovery period of 7 to 10 days is expected, with temporary redness, swelling, and small crusts as part of normal healing. The treatment may also be combined with exosome therapy to help support recovery and overall comfort.
Plasma Fibroblast Therapy is especially effective on the eye contour, where it lifts and tightens sagging upper and lower eyelids. It also smooths fine lines on the forehead, around the lips, and under the eyes, and firms areas like the cheeks, neck, abdomen, thighs, arms, and knees. Each zone is treated precisely to improve skin firmness and texture.
Every session begins with a one-on-one consultation to evaluate your skin’s condition and define your treatment goals. Factors like age, skin quality, and your medical history help us create a safe, personalized plan.
Photos are taken before treatment to track your skin’s evolution and measure visible improvements.
The area being treated is cleansed and prepped with a topical anesthetic or numbing cream. Once numb, the skin is disinfected to ensure a clean and controlled environment.
A plasma-based technology is used to create precise micro-lesions without directly touching the skin. You may feel a warm sensation or a brief hot current—this is normal and part of how plasma fibroblast therapy activates the skin’s natural healing response.
After treatment, the skin is gently cleansed and may be nourished with Functionalab’s Pro-Collagen Serum and Pre/Post-Treatment 2 Cream to support tissue regeneration. In certain cases, exosome therapy can be added as an optional step to help calm inflammation and accelerate tissue recovery.
Mild swelling and redness are common for the first 2–3 days. Carbon crusts will form and fall off naturally within 7 to 10 days. During this time, avoid sun, makeup, and harsh products. Once healed, apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen daily to protect your results.
Our team will guide you through each step, from cleansing to when you can safely resume your normal skin routines. Following your aftercare instructions helps reduce risks like mild hyperpigmentation and ensures a smoother recovery.
The cost of Plasma Fibroblast Therapy varies based on the treatment site and your skin’s specific needs. Since every plan is personalized, we recommend scheduling a consultation to receive a detailed evaluation and pricing.
To protect your results, avoid sun exposure for at least 4 to 6 weeks after treatment. Depending on your skin and treatment goals, 2 to 3 sessions may be suggested, spaced 4 to 8 weeks apart. For lasting results, maintenance treatments every six months are often advised.
This nonsurgical treatment is not suitable for everyone. It is not recommended for:
A consultation allows our medical team to ensure your skin is ready and that the treatment is safe and appropriate for your health condition.
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Plasma is often referred to as the fourth state of matter, created when gas becomes ionized through energy. In Plasma Fibroblast Therapy, this energy is released in small, controlled arcs just above the skin, without direct contact. These micro-flashes trigger a natural skin regeneration process, promoting tissue contraction and stimulating collagen production over time.
