Opus Plasma
Opus Plasma Skin Resurfacing in Memphis
At MORE 901, we offer Opus Plasma in Memphis for patients who want smoother texture, firmer-looking skin, and a naturally refreshed appearance. This customizable treatment combines fractional radiofrequency energy with plasma technology to resurface the skin and stimulate its natural renewal process.
Rather than using the same settings for everyone, our team adjusts each Opus Plasma treatment to your skin, concerns, comfort level, and desired downtime.
What Is Opus Plasma?
Opus Plasma is a nonsurgical skin resurfacing and tightening treatment developed by Alma. Despite its name, the treatment does not use your blood or platelet-rich plasma.
Instead, the device uses fractional radiofrequency energy to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This process produces a plasma-like effect at the skin’s surface while delivering heat into targeted tissue.
Together, these effects encourage the skin’s natural healing response and support new collagen formation. Over time, the skin may appear smoother, firmer, and more refined.
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What Can Opus Plasma Improve?
Opus Plasma may improve several common skin concerns, including:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Uneven or rough skin texture
- Mild skin laxity
- Acne scars
- Other types of scars
- Enlarged-looking pores
- Dull or crepey skin
- Sun-related skin changes
- Stretch marks
Results vary based on the condition being treated, its severity, your skin, and the intensity of your treatment plan. During your consultation, we will discuss what Opus Plasma can realistically accomplish for you.
Where Can Opus Plasma Be Used?
Because the treatment can be customized, Opus Plasma may be used on both delicate and larger areas of the face and body.
Common treatment areas include:
- Face
- Areas around the mouth
- Areas around the eyes
- Neck
- Décolletage
- Hands
- Abdomen
- Areas with acne or surgical scars
- Areas affected by stretch marks
Your provider will evaluate the desired treatment area before recommending the appropriate settings and treatment plan.
How Does Opus Plasma Work?
Opus Plasma combines two complementary effects: fractional resurfacing and controlled tissue heating.
First, the applicator creates tiny treatment zones while leaving the surrounding skin intact. This fractional approach allows untreated tissue to support the healing process.
At the same time, radiofrequency energy generates controlled heat within the skin. That heat can stimulate collagen remodeling, which may gradually improve firmness, texture, and the appearance of fine lines.
Because the treatment depth and intensity can be adjusted, your provider can personalize the procedure based on your goals. A lighter treatment may involve less downtime, while a more intensive resurfacing session may produce greater redness, dryness, and peeling.
Opus Plasma for Skin Tightening
Collagen and elastin help skin look smooth, firm, and supported. However, natural aging, sun exposure, hormonal changes, and other factors can gradually affect these structural proteins.
By delivering controlled radiofrequency energy into the skin, Opus Plasma encourages collagen remodeling. As the skin renews, patients may notice gradual improvements in firmness and texture.
Opus Plasma does not replace a surgical facelift or remove significant excess skin. Instead, it may be appropriate for patients who want a nonsurgical option for mild laxity and overall skin rejuvenation.
Opus Plasma for Acne Scars and Uneven Texture
Acne scars can create depressions, roughness, and uneven texture that topical products cannot always address.
Fractional resurfacing creates controlled micro-injuries that prompt the skin to repair and renew itself. As a result, a series of Opus Plasma treatments may soften the appearance of certain acne scars and improve overall texture.
Scar improvement typically takes time, and no treatment can guarantee the complete removal of a scar. Your provider will evaluate the type and depth of your scarring to determine whether Opus Plasma is a suitable option.
What Does an Opus Plasma Treatment Feel Like?
Before your treatment, we apply a topical numbing cream to help keep you comfortable. During the procedure, you may notice warmth, prickling, or a snapping sensation as the device passes over your skin.
Comfort levels vary based on the treatment area and selected intensity. Therefore, we will check in with you throughout the procedure and adjust the treatment when appropriate.
The length of your appointment depends on the size and number of areas treated. Smaller areas may require only a brief session, while full-face or body treatments can take longer.
What Should I Expect After Treatment?
Redness, warmth, sensitivity, and mild swelling are common immediately after Opus Plasma treatment. During the following days, your skin may also feel dry, rough, tight, or flaky.
The amount of downtime depends largely on the intensity of your treatment. A lighter session may cause only brief redness, while a more aggressive resurfacing treatment may involve several days of visible healing.
Aftercare may include:
- Using the recommended gentle cleanser and moisturizer
- Avoiding scrubs, retinoids, acids, and irritating products
- Protecting your skin from direct sun exposure
- Wearing broad-spectrum sunscreen as directed
- Avoiding picking or peeling flaky skin
- Postponing strenuous exercise, swimming, or excessive heat
- Waiting to apply makeup until your provider says it is appropriate
We will give you instructions based on your treatment settings and skin.
When Will I See Opus Plasma Results?
Some patients notice an early improvement in the way their skin looks or feels after the initial healing period. However, collagen remodeling occurs gradually, so additional changes may develop over the following weeks and months.
The number of treatments you need will depend on your concerns, treatment intensity, and desired outcome. Although some people see improvement after one session, a series of treatments may provide more noticeable results.
At MORE 901, we frequently recommend a customized series rather than promising the same number of sessions to every patient.
How Many Treatments Will I Need?
Many treatment plans include two or three sessions, but your needs may differ. Deeper acne scars, more noticeable texture concerns, or greater skin laxity may require additional care.
During your consultation, we will recommend a schedule based on:
- Your primary skin concerns
- The size and location of the treatment area
- Your preferred amount of downtime
- Your skin’s response to treatment
- Your timeline and aesthetic goals
- Any other treatments included in your plan
Maintenance treatments may also help support your results over time.
Is Opus Plasma Safe for Every Skin Tone?
Because Opus Plasma relies on radiofrequency energy rather than targeting pigment in the way some lasers do, it may be an option for a broad range of skin tones.
However, every energy-based treatment carries potential risks, including burns, prolonged redness, infection, scarring, pigment changes, and unsatisfactory results. Careful patient selection, appropriate settings, and proper aftercare remain essential.
Your provider will evaluate your skin tone, medical history, current medications, tendency to scar, and history of pigmentation concerns before recommending treatment.
How much does Opus Plasma Cost?
Depending on the area size and number of treatments most treatments start around $500.
Who May Be a Good Candidate?
Opus Plasma may be appropriate if you want to improve skin texture, fine lines, acne scars, or mild laxity without surgery.
A consultation is especially important if you:
- Have an active skin infection or open wound
- Are experiencing an active acne, eczema, or psoriasis flare
- Have a history of abnormal or keloid scarring
- Take medications that affect healing or bleeding
- Have recently used isotretinoin
- Have an implanted electronic or metal device
- Are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to become pregnant
- Have recently undergone another facial or skin procedure
These factors do not automatically rule out treatment in every case. Instead, they help your provider determine whether Opus Plasma is appropriate and when it can be performed safely.
Why Choose MORE 901 for Opus Plasma in Memphis?
Opus Plasma is a medical aesthetic treatment, so proper evaluation and thoughtful treatment planning matter.
At MORE 901, our approach focuses on subtle, balanced improvement. We listen to what you want, explain what the treatment can reasonably achieve, and customize each session around your features and comfort.
Patients choose MORE901 because we provide:
- Personalized, unhurried consultations
- Customized treatment intensity and depth
- A focus on natural-looking results
- Clear preparation and aftercare guidance
- A warm, inclusive environment
- Treatment plans based on individual goals
- Convenient care in Midtown Memphis
Above all, we want you to feel informed and confident about your care.
Schedule an Opus Plasma Consultation in Memphis
If you want smoother texture, firmer-looking skin, or a more refreshed appearance, Opus Plasma may offer a customizable nonsurgical option.
Schedule a consultation at MORE 901 to discuss your skin concerns, expected results, and recommended treatment plan.
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A Few more Frequently Asked Questions about the Opus Plasma
Is Opus Plasma a laser?
No. Opus Plasma uses fractional radiofrequency energy and plasma technology rather than traditional laser energy.
Is Opus Plasma the same as PRP?
No. Opus Plasma does not use blood or platelet-rich plasma. PRP treatments use components from your own blood, while Opus Plasma uses controlled radiofrequency energy to resurface and heat the skin.
Does Opus Plasma hurt?
Most patients describe warmth, prickling, or a snapping sensation. We apply topical numbing cream before treatment to improve comfort.
How much downtime should I expect?
Downtime varies with treatment intensity. Redness, sensitivity, dryness, and flaking may last several days after a more intensive treatment. Your provider will help you choose settings that align with your goals and preferred recovery time.
Can I wear makeup afterward?
You should wait until the skin has adequately healed and your provider has cleared you to resume makeup. Applying makeup too soon may irritate the treated area or interfere with healing.
Can Opus Plasma be combined with other treatments?
Possibly. Depending on your goals, Opus Plasma may complement PRP, injectables, or other aesthetic treatments. However, treatments may need to be separated to allow appropriate healing.