RENUVION West Long Branch by V Plastic Surgery of Monmouth County | Rahul Vemula, MD, FACS Double Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Renuvion (J-Plasma) West Long Branch, NJ | V Plastic Surgery of Monmouth County | Rahul Vemula, MD, FACS Double Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
What is Renuvion?
Renuvion, also known as J-Plasma, is a minimally invasive percutaneous surgical procedure designed to provide gentle tissue contraction in various body areas. This advanced cosmetic technique uses radiofrequency energy and helium plasma to promote skin tightening and collagen production with minimal downtime.
Procedure Details
Typically performed under local or general anesthesia, Renuvion involves using a specialized hand-held device with a thin metal tube. The procedure creates tiny incision points through which the device is inserted, delivering precise plasma energy that heats and simultaneously cools targeted tissue.
Treatment Areas
- Face
- Neck
- Arms
- Thighs
- Abdomen
Ideal Candidates
Renuvion is suitable for individuals who:
- Desire minimally invasive skin tightening
- Are in good physical and emotional health
- Have realistic expectations about treatment outcomes
- Wish to improve surgical procedure results
Results and Recovery
Most patients experience initial swelling that resolves within weeks. The skin tightening effect continues to improve over 9-12 months. Patients typically notice gradual improvements, with final results revealing a more youthful and contoured appearance.
Combination Treatments
Renuvion can be combined with other procedures like liposuction for enhanced aesthetic outcomes. Dr. Vemula customizes treatment plans to address individual patient needs and aesthetic goals.
Treatment Benefits
- Minimally invasive technique
- Addresses skin laxity
- Stimulates collagen production
- Minimal downtime
- Versatile treatment options
For more information about Renuvion in West Long Branch, NJ, submit an enquiry to V Plastic Surgery of Monmouth County | Rahul Vemula, MD, FACS Double Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.