PlasmaPen™ Transdermal Serum Three

$68.00

What is Serum Three used for?:
Photoaging levels II and III. Treatment of wrinkles and expression lines. Dermal redensification.

How does it work?:
Restoration of the extracellular matrix maximises skin moisturisation and quality. Fine lines may be reduced. It’s active ingredients are combined to achieve adequate restoration of the extracellular matrix.

Where to use?:
We recommend Serum Three for use on the face.

How to use:
Use with the PlasmaPen fractional and permeating tips attached to your PlasmaPen device on its highest setting.

We advise that this treatment is administered a minimum of 5-times, with 7-days between each treatment session.

Ingredients:
Pyruvic acid, Silicium, Hyaluronic Acid, Zinc

Contains 5 Vials of 5ml.

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Product Details

What are the PlasmaPen™ Transdermal Serums?

PlasmaPen™ Transdermal Serums are delivered via electroporation. This is an electromagnetic pulse that disrupts the skin’s intercellular matrix to allow therapeutic serums to be absorbed into the skin without the need to invasive surgery. Our Transdermal Serums can be administered to your PlasmaPen™ clients pre-or-post fibroblasting treatment, with the PlasmaPen™ device.

Each Transdermal Serum contains active substances such as Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin C, Antioxidants and epidermal growth factors to penetrate the skin with our innovative fractional and permeating tips.

How does Plasma electroporation work?

Electroporation creates short, small electrical pulses directly to the skin which creates temporary aqueous channels in the membranes of the skin to increase the permeability of skin cells to water-soluble molecules. This allows the PlasmaPen™ Transdermal Serum to be fully absorbed into the skin, without the need for needles.

What are the benefits of PlasmaPen™ Transdermal Serums?

  • Enhanced penetration of active ingredients leads to brighter and more refreshed skin
  • No downtime
  • Reduction of hyperpigmentation
  • Stimulates production of the fibroblasts
  • No topical anaesthetic required
  • Non-invasive, without the need for needles
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