Abstract
In aesthetic medicine, plasma can successfully treat scarring, stretch marks, acne, dyskeratosis, xanthelasma, warts, verrucae, naevi, fibromas, seborrhoeic keratosis and a host of other skin lesions. For most patients, the most exciting revolution in plasma technology is non-surgical blepharoplasty. There are so many plasma or fibroblast devices on the market that vary in price and are marketed at both medics and non-medics, but what exactly is plasma? This article will discuss what plasma is, as well as exploring the indications for use, complications that come with this device and how to treat the upper eyelid.
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