Evaluation of Plasma Skin Regeneration Technology in Low-Energy Full-Facial Rejuvenation

Abstract

Plasma skin regeneration using the multiple low-energy treatment technique allows significant successful treatment of photodamaged facial skin with minimal downtime. Results are comparable to a single high-energy treatment, but with less healing time.

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