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What Is Renuvion J Plasma?

Renuvion is a non-surgical procedure for skin tightening. Also known as J Plasma or J Plasty, the procedure tightens and refreshes loose skin without the need for invasive surgery, extended downtime, or large surgical scars. This precision repair is unique because plastic surgeons can apply controlled heat to target specific areas for skin tightening.

How Does Renuvion Skin Tightening Work?

How does Renuvion J plasma skin tightening work?

For the Renuvion procedure, the specialist creates a small entry point placing the device just under the skin. Once the device is in place, the specialist releases pro helium gas and radiofrequency (RF) to create a precise stream of energy (plasma).

This energy generates enough heat to contract the skin while, at the same time, excess helium gas cools the treatment area. This combination of energy contracts the tissues just under the skin, which tightens it.

What Can Renuvion J Plasma Treat?

 Renuvion can be used to tighten skin in almost any body area. Common areas include:

  • Arm lift
  • Belt lift (abdomen & sides)
  • Thigh lift
  • Lower face and neck lift
  • Knee lift

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Am I a Candidate for This Skin Tightening Procedure?

Renuvion is a treatment option for patients who want skin tightening results, but do not want to do invasive plastic surgery. No other minimally invasive technology will tighten the skin to this degree with such a:

  • tiny incision,
  • little or no scarring, and
  • minimal downtime.

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