Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Fibroblast General.

Fibroblast General uses a handheld plasma device to create micro-thermal points that contract skin and stimulate fibroblasts. This controlled response promotes collagen and elastin remodeling, gradually tightening and improving texture across treated areas over weeks to months.

Most clients feel a brief prickling sensation; topical anesthetic is applied for comfort. Expect redness, tiny scabs and mild swelling for 5–10 days, with full healing and progressive collagen improvement over several weeks.

Treatment plans depend on skin condition and target area. Typically 1–3 sessions spaced 8–12 weeks apart yield noticeable tightening, with occasional maintenance treatments recommended to sustain collagen production and results.

Common temporary effects include redness, swelling, scabbing, and mild discomfort. Not suitable for pregnancy, active infections, keloid tendencies, recent isotretinoin use, or certain medical conditions. A consultation and medical history review will determine candidacy.

Initial tightening can appear within days as skin contracts, but collagen remodeling takes weeks. Most clients notice progressive improvement at 6–12 weeks, with continued enhancement up to six months as new collagen strengthens treated tissue.

Keep the area clean and dry, avoid picking scabs, and apply recommended healing ointments. Use high SPF sunblock once healed, avoid intense exercise and heat for several days, and attend follow-up appointments for monitoring and optimal results.