Significantly Less Downtime

*Offer the results of an ablative treatment with significantly less downtime

Targeted Treatments

*Opus offers a selection of varying tip options designed for precision

Results that Resonate with Patients

*Offer visible results after as few as one treatment, with optimal results after a completed series (2-3 treatments)

To that point, Opus Plasma skin resurfacing is a good choice—not only for those looking to smooth textural issues such as fine lines, wrinkles, and acne scars but also for those who want to address other skin concerns, such as laxity and sagging, as well as an uneven skin tone. It’s an especially good choice for addressing loss of elasticity on the neck. Another benefit, is The Opus Plasma can be used much closer to the eye than lasers, making it ideal for addressing fine lines and crows-feet.

While results obviously vary based on the individual, the Opus Plasma is generally recommended for those in their 40s to late 60s. Opus Plasma can be used on all skin types, from Fitzpatrick I-VI

While it depends on how intense a treatment you receive, this device does have the ability to turn back the clock. While three treatment sessions, spaced four to six weeks apart, are recommended for optimal results, many of our patients are noticing improvements in texture and tone after just one treatment. The skin tightening effects, in particular, will take some time—about three months, since they’re dependent on collagen remodeling. As is the case with laser skin resurfacing treatments, a maintenance treatment after the initial series, can help maintain the results.

• 6 months prior to treatment, absolutely no Accutane

• 14 days prior, avoid all laser treatments and sun exposure

• 7 days prior to treatment, stop all topical Retinoids including Retin A and Tretinoins

• 3-5 days prior, increase water intake to 48-68oz per day, including the day of treatment. avoid excessive alcohol

• 3 days prior, No peels, facials, exfoliates, topical antibiotics, exfoliate mask, or HQ/ hydroquinone, BPO/ benzoyl peroxide, alpha hydroxyl acids/ AHA, or BHA/ beta hydroxyl acids

• If you have history of cold sores, you will need to be prescribed Valtrex 500mg (one pill twice daily starting 2 days prior to treatment and continuing for a total of 5 days

• Darker skin types may choose to pre-treat with HQ two weeks prior to treatment

• You may use Arnica Montana pills to help prevent bruising 2 days before (you can usually find them at your local health food store)

• 5 Days prior to treatment start the Exole DITOX serum, sue morning and night.

• use a 50spf sunscreen of face reapply every two hours

• Avoid lotion, creams, makeup or deodorant in area to be treated. Arrive with clean, wash skin without makeup. Be sure to wear spf 50.

• Inform us about any changes in skin conditions medical history, supplements, and OTC meds

• NO active cold sores, herpes simplex or warts in the area to be treated, open sores, sun burns within the application area to be treated.

• Eat a meal and hydrate at least 2 hours prior to treatment.

For the First 2 hours

• Avoid Sun exposure, strenuous, sauna, Jacuzzis, and heat, ect. As heat retention in the skin can last up to 24 hours.

• Make sure to hydrate.

• Avoid putting on any other product then what you leave the office with foe the next 24 hours.

For the next 7 days

• Redness May last up to 24-48 hours.

• Light scabbing will occur, Do Not Pick Or Scratch!

• The skin should only be cleansed with a gentle cleaner, such as our ZO Skin Health Gentle Cleanser.

• No Acids or Retinoid's, avoid Retin-A, Tret and any other acids/exfoliating products such as but not limited to AHAs, BHAs, BPOs and HQ.... for the next 7-10 days. In some cases, it may take longer, wait until redness and sensitivity has subsided

• The next 5 days apply the Exole Repair serum AM and PM

• Wear spf 50 Daily

After 7 days

• If indicated, makeup can be applied, you can resume normal skincare routine and continue to wear your spf daily.

• If adverse skin effects occur (such as excessive reddening, blistering or swelling) please contact our office or provider.