Renuvion J-Plasma Skin Tightening

Plasma J Overview

Renuvion® J-plasma is the latest in surgical skin tightening. The device combines the use of helium gas, using radio frequency energy to ionize it, converting it into cold helium plasma. This cold plasma flows from the device in a stream as it is applied sub-dermally to tighten the skin. This procedure is used in combination with liposuction and high definition liposculpture to enhance results.

The Renuvion® J-plasma procedure is particularly beneficial when used in combination with liposuction and high definition liposculpture. This synergistic approach enhances overall results, providing patients with more dramatic and refined body contouring outcomes. The precision of the Plasma J technology allows Dr. López Collado to target specific areas with great accuracy, resulting in smoother, tighter skin and improved body shape. Request an evaluation today!

Anesthesia

During the Plasma J procedure, anesthesia may be general, regional (spinal) or intravenous sedation in combination with local anesthesia in the area being treated.

Plasma J Surgery Duration

The surgical procedure takes place over an average period of 90-180 minutes. If necessary, this period may be extended. However, the surgical procedure time should not be confused with the amount of time the patient will be in the operating room. That amount of time will also include the administering of anesthesia and postoperative recovery.

Hospitalization Period

Under normal circumstances, the hospitalization period is approximately 1-2 days.

Plasma J Postoperative Care

Wear the compression garment 24/7 for 6 weeks post-surgery. Avoid lifting anything over 5 lbs for 6 weeks. Strenuous activities and exercise must be avoided for 2 months following the procedure. Keep the incisions clean and dry, inspecting them daily for signs of infection. Showering is allowed 48 hours after the procedure. No tub soaking, entering a swimming pool hot tub, or body of water while drains are in place and for 2 weeks following surgery.