Plasma Fibroblast Adelaide | TGA-Listed Purisma Plus · Eye Lift · Wrinkles · Jowls

SPOT Applicator · Tip Held Above Skin · No Contact · Plasma Arc · Performed by SA’s Murad Master Clinician of the Year

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✓ Clinically Reviewed October 2026

Plasma fibroblast Adelaide treatment at Lady's Beauty Care Northfield

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Performed by SA’s Murad Master Clinician of the Year · TGA-Listed Purisma Plus · All Skin Concerns

What Is Plasma Fibroblast?

Plasma fibroblast is a non-surgical treatment for hooded eyelids, deep wrinkles, and skin laxity. The Purisma Plus SPOT applicator creates a tiny plasma arc from the air between its fine tip and the skin. The tip is held just above the skin and never touches it. Each arc forms a small, controlled carbon dot on the skin’s surface, which gently tightens the area and prompts the skin to produce new collagen as it heals.

The Biological Response

The heat travels into the papillary dermis, causing immediate structural shrinking of old collagen fibres and triggering a localised intensive thermal wound-healing cascade. Over 6–8 weeks, local fibroblast cells aggressively synthesise new Type I and Type III collagen and elastin, structurally rebuilding the skin matrix from the ground up. The carbon dots desiccate and shed naturally — usually within 5–7 days on the eyelids and 7–10 days on the face, occasionally up to 12 days. Results are visible immediately and continue improving as new collagen forms.

What It’s Used For

Hooded eyelids · Deep dynamic wrinkles — perioral lines, forehead furrows · Jowls and lower face laxity · Smoker’s lines · Crow’s feet · Sebaceous hyperplasia · Benign skin lesions and skin tags · Acne scarring · Crepey neck and décolletage. A non-invasive option — without anaesthetic, incisions, or surgery. Typically one session for mild to moderate concerns; two sessions spaced 8–12 weeks apart for significant laxity.

Plasma Fibroblast Treatments & Pricing

All sessions performed personally by Zeda. Pricing confirmed at consultation.

Plasma Brow Lift

$400$320

⏱ 1 hr 30 min

Targeted supraorbital lifting. The applicator tip is held just above the brow line — never touching — arcing plasma to stimulate tissue contraction that lifts the brow position and opens the upper face.

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Plasma Upper/Lower Eye Lift

$650$520

⏱ 2 hr

The most requested fibroblast treatment. The applicator tip hovers above the eyelid — never touching — arcing plasma to lift heavy hooded lids or tighten under-eye laxity. Tiny protective dots form and shed naturally within 5–7 days.

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Plasma Jawline

$600$480

⏱ 2 hr

Precise anti-gravity vector mapping along the lower jaw. Controlled plasma arcs above jowl and jawline tissue stimulate contraction that lifts and defines the lower face profile.

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Plasma Forehead or Crows Feet

$550$440

⏱ 2 hr

Addresses deep forehead lines or lateral expression creases. A grid pattern with the applicator tip hovering above the skin generates a rich collagen response from within.

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Plasma Skin Tag Removal

$120$96

⏱ 20 min

Highly precise, targeted plasma arc removal of benign skin tags. Quick, clean, and effective — leaving the surrounding skin completely undisturbed.

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Plasma Full Decolletage

$1,250$1,000

⏱ 3 hr

The largest treatment surface area — dense sun damage, crepey texture, chest lines. The applicator tip arcs systematically across the full décolletage, triggering deep collagen renewal.

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Plasma Around Mouth and Lips

$700$560

⏱ 2 hr

High-precision perioral treatment for smoker’s lines and deep lip area creases. Precise arc vectors mapped above the lip border and surrounding tissue — no contact with the skin.

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Plasma Upper or Lower Lip

$400$320

⏱ 2 hr

Targeted treatment for one lip border. The applicator tip arcs precisely above the perioral zone — treating vertical lip lines where cosmetics easily bleed.

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Plasma Half Face

$900$720

⏱ 2 hr 30 min

Focused mid-to-lower face restoration targeting the cheeks and jowls. The applicator tip hovers along natural anti-gravity vectors, lifting and firming the lower face framework.

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Plasma Full Face

$1,300$1,040

⏱ 3 hr 30 min

Comprehensive touch-free plasma rejuvenation covering all major facial zones in one session. Dot by dot across every zone — stimulating deep collagen across the full face.

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Plasma Full Neck

$1,100$880

⏱ 2 hr 30 min

The applicator tip hovers above the neck — never touching — arcing plasma to contract crepey skin and firm the jawline. Protective micro-dots usually shed naturally within 7–10 days, occasionally up to 12.

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Pricing confirmed at consultation. Treatment plans customised to your skin. Not suitable for Fitzpatrick V–VI skin tones, pregnancy, active infection, keloid scarring tendency, or current isotretinoin (Accutane) use — if you’ve recently finished a course, Zeda will advise on timing.

✦ At a Glance

Device: TGA-listed Purisma Plus · ARTG 339842 · Class IIb · South Korean-manufactured
Applicator: SPOT — tip held above skin, high-voltage arc, no contact at any point
Tissue interaction: Tiny, controlled carbon dots on the skin’s surface
Biological response: Thermal wound-healing cascade · Type I & III collagen synthesis · elastin remodelling
Downtime: Usually 5–10 days — eyelids 5–7 days, face and neck 7–10 days, occasionally up to 12 (carbon dots desiccate and shed naturally)
Results: Visible immediately · collagen response peaks 6–8 weeks
Protocol: Typically 1 session · 2 sessions for significant laxity, spaced 8–12 weeks
Performed by: Zeda · SA’s Murad Master Clinician of the Year · 18+ years · 169 five-star reviews
Clinic: Women-only · Northfield SA · Free parking · 15 min from Adelaide CBD

What Plasma Fibroblast Treats

For surface skin concerns — fine lines, laxity, hooded eyes, and scarring — without surgery.

Recovery Timeline — What to Expect

Plasma fibroblast has real downtime. Here’s exactly what happens and when.

Post-Treatment Timeline

Day 1
Immediate visible tightening. Carbon dots form on the skin surface — small, dark, slightly raised. Mild warmth, redness, and swelling around the treated area. Keep the area clean and dry. No makeup.
Days 2–4
Dots are most visible. Swelling typically peaks at day 2 then resolves. Do not pick, scratch, or wet the dots. Apply aftercare as directed by Zeda. SPF essential on all surrounding skin. Social downtime — most clients prefer to stay home or work remotely during this phase.
Days 5–12
Dots shed naturally — usually by day 7 on the eyelids and by day 10 on the face and neck, occasionally up to day 12. As they lift off, fresh pink skin is revealed underneath. Do not force or pick — allow natural shedding. Mild itching as skin heals is normal. Pinkness may persist for a few weeks in some skin types.
Week 2–4
Skin may appear slightly pink or shiny as it heals. Tightening effect is visible. Continue SPF diligently — treated skin is more photosensitive during this phase. Avoid direct sun exposure. No exfoliants, acids, retinol or active ingredients for 4 weeks — and only once all dots have shed and any redness has settled.
Week 6–8
Optimal results visible as collagen and elastin production peaks. Skin appears firmer, smoother, and lifted. Zeda reviews results at your follow-up and advises on maintenance timing.

Why Lady’s Beauty Care for Plasma Fibroblast in Adelaide

Plasma fibroblast is a technique-dependent treatment. The device matters — but the clinician’s hand control, judgement, and ability to assess skin in real time matters more. At Lady’s Beauty Care, every fibroblast session is performed personally by Zeda — not a technician, not a trainee.

Medical-Grade Plasma Fibroblast — Not a Plasma Pen

What is the difference between plasma fibroblast and a plasma pen? Not all plasma devices are equal. The Purisma Plus is a TGA-listed class IIb medical device (ARTG 339842) — subject to Australian regulatory standards and sold only to credentialed clinics. When comparing plasma treatment options, the device’s regulatory status is a meaningful clinical consideration. The SPOT applicator fibroblast technique holds the tip above the skin — never touching — and arcs plasma energy across the gap to the skin surface. The precision of that gap distance, the angle, the energy level, and grid spacing all determine the outcome. This is hands-on clinical skill.

Clinical Assessment Before Every Treatment — Not a Booking Funnel

Is plasma fibroblast safe? Yes — when performed correctly, with a TGA-listed device, on suitable skin types, by a clinician with genuine experience. Plasma fibroblast is not appropriate for every skin type or concern. Very dark skin tones (Fitzpatrick V–VI) carry a risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Clients with keloid scarring tendency, active infection, pacemakers, or current isotretinoin (Accutane) use are not suitable — if you’ve recently finished a course, Zeda will advise on timing. Zeda conducts a thorough skin assessment at every consultation — because the right advice matters more than a booking.

Women-Only, Private, Expert

Our Northfield clinic is exclusively for women. Free on-site parking. 15 minutes from Adelaide CBD. No shared waiting rooms, no pressure sales, no cosmetic surgery referral pipeline.

Plasma Fibroblast FAQs

Results from plasma fibroblast are long-lasting. Longevity depends on skin age, lifestyle, and sun exposure. Zeda advises on maintenance timing at your follow-up. Some clients require only one session; others with more significant laxity benefit from two sessions spaced 8–12 weeks apart.
For mild to moderate concerns — fine lines, early hooding, or isolated areas — one session is typically sufficient. For more significant hooding, deeper wrinkles, or larger areas, two sessions spaced 8–12 weeks apart are recommended. Zeda assesses your skin at consultation and gives you a realistic treatment plan rather than a one-size-fits-all recommendation.
A topical anaesthetic cream is applied 30–45 minutes before treatment to minimise discomfort. During treatment, clients typically feel a warm, prickling sensation as the plasma arc contacts the skin. Pain tolerance varies by area — the eyelid area is well-tolerated with numbing; bony prominences and lip areas can be more sensitive. Zeda works at a pace that keeps you comfortable throughout.
Fitzpatrick V–VI skin tones carry a significantly elevated risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation following dotted plasma fibroblast. For darker skin types, Zeda typically recommends the non-dotted Purisma Plus mode or Jet Plasma cold plasma instead — both of which carry a lower risk of dark marks. This is assessed honestly at consultation. We do not treat skin types unsuitable for the chosen modality.
Plasma fibroblast (dotted mode) creates carbon micro-crusts on the skin surface, causing intense collagen contraction and remodelling. It delivers the most dramatic results but requires around 5–10 days of visible downtime. Dotless plasma (the non-dotted Purisma Plus mode) and Jet Plasma deliver plasma energy without creating visible dots — little to no downtime, but more moderate results suited to ongoing maintenance and glow rather than dramatic lifting. The right choice depends on your goal, downtime tolerance, and skin type — Zeda advises at consultation.
Yes — fibroblast works well as part of a broader skin plan. HIFU targets the deep SMAS layer for structural lifting, while fibroblast works on the surface — combining both addresses different depths for a more complete result. Treatments are spaced appropriately — Zeda plans the sequence at consultation.

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