Contraindications For Plasma Fibroblast

 Plasma fibroblast treatment is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that stimulates skin tightening and rejuvenation. While it is generally safe for many individuals, certain conditions and factors may make it unsuitable for some. Below is a list of possible contraindications to consider before treating your clients.

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General Health Conditions

• Alopecia – A condition causing hair loss, including eyebrows, eyelashes, facial hair, and body hair. Individuals with alopecia may have increased sensitivity to the treatment.
• Anaemia – Iron deficiency anaemia can lead to increased bleeding and delayed healing.
• Asthma – Regular inhaler use may cause skin thinning and increased vascularity, leading to easier bruising and longer recovery times.
• Autoimmune diseases – Conditions such as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis may impair healing and increase the risk of complications.
• Blepharoplasty Surgery – Plasma fibroblast treatment can only be performed at least one year after eyelid surgery to allow the scar to heal fully.
• Cancer (active or within the past five years) – Patients undergoing or recently treated for cancer may have weakened immune systems, affecting healing. A doctor’s written approval is required.
• Diabetes (uncontrolled) – Poorly managed diabetes can lead to delayed wound healing and increased infection risk.
• Heart conditions – Individuals with heart disease or a history of heart attacks may face a higher risk of complications.
• Haemophilia or other clotting disorders – These conditions increase the risk of excessive bleeding and slow healing.
• Hepatitis & Liver Disease – Impaired liver function can hinder proper healing. A doctor’s approval is required before treatment.
• HIV/AIDS – A weakened immune system can result in higher infection risk and slower healing times.
• Kidney Disease – Individuals with chronic kidney disease must obtain written consent from their doctor before treatment.
• Lupus – Due to inflammation and swelling associated with lupus, plasma fibroblast treatment is not recommended.
• Mitral Valve Prolapse – Patients who require antibiotics before dental procedures must also take antibiotics before plasma fibroblast treatment.
• Pacemaker or Metal Implants – The electrical current used in plasma fibroblast treatments may interfere with medical implants. Doctor’s approval is required.
• Pregnancy & Breastfeeding – Plasma fibroblast treatment is not permitted due to potential risks.
• Thyroid Conditions – Individuals with an underactive thyroid may experience a slightly longer recovery time.

Skin Conditions & Sensitivities

• Birthmarks and Port-Wine Stains – Plasma fibroblast treatment is not allowed as it may lead to pigmentation issues. Laser therapy is a safer alternative.
• Bruising or Bleeding Easily – Plasma fibroblast therapy may cause slower healing.
• Conjunctivitis – Wait at least six weeks after symptoms subside before treatment.
• Dermatillomania – Skin picking can increase infection risk and hyperpigmentation, making plasma fibroblast unsuitable.
• Eczema, Psoriasis, & Dermatitis – These conditions cause skin thinning and sensitivity, making treatment painful and potentially harmful.
• Hyperpigmentation & Hypopigmentation – Individuals prone to pigmentation changes may experience uneven skin tone or long-term discoloration.
• Keloid Scarring – Plasma fibroblast treatment is only recommended when combined with steroid injections to reduce keloid formation.
• Shingles – Individuals must wait six months after a shingles outbreak before treatment.
• Sty (Eyelid Infection) – Wait at least six weeks after healing before undergoing treatment.
• Vitiligo – Plasma fibroblast is not recommended due to the risk of further depigmentation.

Eye & Vision Considerations

• Cataracts – Plasma fibroblast treatment near the eyes requires a doctor’s written approval.
• Dry Eye – Eye lubricants and saline solution may be used during treatment for comfort.
• Eye Laser Surgery (LASIK) – Wait 8-12 weeks after surgery before undergoing treatment.
• Retinal Detachment – Doctor’s written consent is required before eye-area treatment.

Infections & Immune System Concerns

• Colds & Flu – Reschedule treatment if experiencing symptoms.
• Herpes (Cold Sores) – Individuals prone to cold sores must take antiviral medication three days before and four days after treatment.
• Weakened Immune System – A compromised immune system increases infection risk and slows healing.

Medications & Cosmetic Procedures

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Before proceeding with plasma fibroblast treatment, it is essential to consult with a qualified professional to assess individual risk factors and ensure safety.

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These contraindications reflect our personal view and standards and may differ from those of other salons or establishments. We always recommend consulting a qualified specialist before undergoing Plasma Fibroblast treatment. 

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We hope this information helps you on your Plasma Fibroblast journey!