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NeoGen™ PSR (Plasma Skin Regeneration) is a non-laser skin resurfacing and rejuvenation treatment that uses controlled nitrogen plasma energy to improve skin texture, wrinkles, pigmentation, and skin laxity.
Unlike laser and radiofrequency devices, NeoGen generates plasma from medical-grade nitrogen gas and delivers controlled thermal energy to the skin. Treatment intensity can be customized from lighter treatments with relatively limited recovery to more intensive resurfacing designed for greater correction.
NeoGen is particularly notable for its ability to treat delicate areas such as the upper and lower eyelids, while also being used on the face, neck, décolletage, and other appropriate treatment areas.
Plasma is sometimes described as the “fourth state of matter.” In the NeoGen system, medical-grade nitrogen gas is converted into plasma within the handpiece.
When the plasma reaches the skin, its energy is rapidly transferred as controlled heat.
This creates a predictable thermal effect within the treated tissue without relying on a laser wavelength, radiofrequency current, or direct contact between an energy-emitting electrode and the skin.
The resulting controlled injury initiates the skin’s natural healing and remodeling response.
NeoGen delivers controlled pulses of nitrogen plasma energy across the treatment area.
The thermal effect can influence both the epidermis and deeper dermal tissue depending on the treatment settings. This stimulates a healing response associated with epidermal renewal and collagen remodeling.
One unusual feature of NeoGen is that after more intensive treatment, the treated epidermis can initially remain in place and act as a natural protective covering while new tissue develops underneath. The older surface tissue subsequently sheds as healing progresses.
The skin around the eyes is thin and delicate, making it one of the first areas to show visible aging.
NeoGen can be customized for treatment of the upper and lower eyelid region and surrounding periorbital skin, where it may improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, crepey texture, and mild skin laxity.
For appropriate patients, this can provide a nonsurgical option for improving skin quality around the eyes.
However, NeoGen does not remove significant excess eyelid skin or reproduce the results of a surgical blepharoplasty. Patients with more substantial eyelid hooding, fat prolapse, or structural concerns may be better candidates for surgical evaluation.
NeoGen treatments can be customized according to the degree of correction desired and the amount of recovery a patient is willing to accept.
Lower-energy treatments may be selected when the goal is gradual improvement with less visible recovery.
Higher-energy treatments create a more significant thermal effect and may be selected for more substantial resurfacing and remodeling. These treatments typically involve more redness, swelling, peeling, and downtime.
Your provider will recommend treatment settings based on your skin, concerns, and goals.
NeoGen is not a laser.
Lasers use specific wavelengths of light to interact with targeted tissue. NeoGen instead converts nitrogen gas into plasma and transfers the resulting thermal energy into the skin.
Both approaches can create controlled skin injury and stimulate renewal, but they deliver energy differently.
The best treatment depends on the patient’s skin, pigmentation, treatment goals, and acceptable recovery.
NeoGen and RF microneedling both use controlled thermal injury to stimulate remodeling, but the technologies are very different.
RF microneedling inserts small needles into the skin and delivers radiofrequency energy at predetermined depths.
NeoGen PSR uses nitrogen plasma to transfer thermal energy into the skin without microneedles.
Both can play a role in improving skin quality and laxity, but treatment selection depends on the area and concern being treated.
Both treatments can address photodamage, texture, and visible skin aging, but they use fundamentally different technologies.
HALO® is a hybrid fractional laser combining ablative and non-ablative wavelengths.
NeoGen PSR is not a laser and instead uses nitrogen plasma energy to create controlled thermal effects within the skin.
Treatment choice depends on the patient’s concerns, treatment area, skin characteristics, and desired recovery.
Treatment begins with an evaluation of your skin and selection of appropriate treatment settings.
Comfort measures vary according to treatment intensity and area. During treatment, the NeoGen handpiece is passed systematically over the skin while controlled pulses of nitrogen plasma energy are delivered.
Patients commonly experience warmth or heat during treatment.
Treatment time varies according to the area and intensity selected.
Recovery varies considerably according to treatment intensity.
Following treatment, patients may experience redness, warmth, swelling, sensitivity, bronzing or darkening of the treated skin, and subsequent peeling or shedding.
More intensive treatments generally produce more visible recovery.
It is important to allow treated tissue to shed naturally rather than picking, peeling, or aggressively exfoliating the skin.
Your provider will give you specific cleansing, moisturizing, and sun-protection instructions based on your treatment.
Initial improvements may become visible as the treated skin heals and renews.
Changes in texture and skin quality can continue developing as collagen remodeling occurs over the following weeks and months.
Results and treatment schedules vary depending on treatment intensity, baseline skin condition, and individual healing response.
$3250 Full Face and Neck
$1000 Eyes Only
No. NeoGen uses nitrogen plasma energy rather than laser light.
No. NeoGen is also different from radiofrequency treatments. It generates plasma from nitrogen gas and transfers controlled thermal energy into the skin.
NeoGen can be used in appropriate patients to treat the upper and lower eyelid region and surrounding skin. It is particularly useful for concerns such as crepey texture, fine lines, wrinkles, and mild laxity.
Downtime depends heavily on treatment intensity. Lighter treatments generally involve less recovery, while more intensive resurfacing can produce significant redness, swelling, darkening, peeling, and shedding.
The number of treatments will depend on the intensity of the treatment and your desired results. Your provider will discuss and customize a treatment for your individual needs. For low energy treatments, we recommend three treatments spaced 3 weeks apart.
Treatment plans vary. Some patients undergo a series of lower-intensity treatments while others may receive fewer, more intensive treatments.
Consultations at Vega Vitality are complimentary and always encouraged! This gives you an opportunity to meet with one of our aesthetic providers and discuss one on one your aesthetic goals and desired outcomes. Our providers will listen to your concerns, answer questions, explain options and together, develop a treatment plan that meets your needs.
NeoGen may improve the appearance of selected acne scars through controlled resurfacing and remodeling. Appropriate treatment depends on the type and severity of scarring.