Everything You Need to Know About Plexr Soft Surgery
The Non-Surgical Solution to Firmer, Younger-Looking Skin
If you're looking for a skin-tightening solution without needles, incisions, or downtime, Plexr Soft Surgery might just be your new favorite treatment. This revolutionary technology uses plasma energy to lift, tighten, and rejuvenate your skin — all without going under the knife.
What Is Plexr Soft Surgery?
Plexr (short for Plasma EXeResis) is a non-invasive procedure that uses controlled plasma energy to create micro-injuries on the skin’s surface. These tiny arcs stimulate immediate contraction of the skin and trigger natural collagen production — helping to tighten and refresh the treatment area over time.
Think of it as skin resurfacing meets gentle lifting, with no stitches, scalpels, or long recovery.
What Can It Treat?
Plexr is ideal for delicate or hard-to-treat areas, including:
Hooded or drooping eyelids
Fine lines and wrinkles (especially around the eyes & mouth)
Acne scars and skin texture
Loose skin on the neck or jawline
Stretch marks and crepey skin
How Does the Treatment Work?
We apply a numbing cream to keep you comfortable.
A handheld device creates precise plasma arcs that dot the surface of your skin.
You’ll see tiny scabs form over the treated areas — these naturally fall off within 5–7 days.
Over the following weeks, your skin becomes visibly tighter, firmer, and smoother.
Downtime & Results
Mild downtime: Expect some redness and scabbing for 5–7 days.
Results: You’ll notice some tightening immediately, but the full results build over several weeks.
Lasting Effects: Improvements continue for 2–3 months and can last up to 2 years with proper care.
Who Is It For?
Plexr is perfect for clients who:
Want a non-surgical eyelid lift
Need a gentle, precise solution for aging skin
Prefer minimal downtime and no anesthesia
Have been told “you’re not quite ready for surgery — but close”
It’s also great for people who’ve done injectables or laser and want something more targeted or long-lasting.
