An innovative, first-of-its-kind radio frequency skin resurfacing technology using plasma to improve skin tone, texture, wrinkles and fine lines, scars, acne scars and stretch marks.

Laser skin resurfacing is the most dramatic, nonsurgical procedure to repair and renew the skin to address skin concerns. Fractional-based skin resurfacing is a modern method that creates a pattern of microscopic injuries to a fraction of the skin. This stimulates a natural wound healing response exciting the skin to repair itself.

Opus Plasma builds upon the popular and widely accepted science of fractional skin resurfacing and advances this field forward with an option that improves the patient experience using a novel, new energy source — plasma. With Opus Plasma you can enjoy fractional skin resurfacing results with much less downtime.

Unlike traditional laser-based skin resurfacing technologies, Opus Plasma uses a one-of-a-kind plasma technology that precisely controls the energy-to-tissue contact time, minimizing unwanted inflammation that often leads to longer recovery. Enjoy fractional skin resurfacing results with much less downtime (typically just 24-48 hours) using plasma, with Opus Plasma!

Across the country we have seen anyone from their early 20s all the way to their 90s get the Opus treatment. By customizing the settings we can treat those looking for a simple “glow up” all the way to someone looking for very aggressive resurfacing. We can even focus in on typical trouble areas such as the neck, around the mouth and eyes.

During your consultation your provider will assess your skin to personalize a treatment plan for you. Best results are typically seen after 3 treatments, although noticeable improvements may be seen after 1 treatment.

This will vary based on your personalized treatment plan recommended by your provider. For a full face resurfacing procedure we typically schedule an hour - this allows time for the application of topical anesthetic with the actual treatment taking about 15 minutes.

Depending on your treatment plan, the degree of discomfort will vary. Topical anesthetic may be recommended by your practitioner to numb the treatment area prior to the treatment to minimize any discomfort.