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EPISODE · May 7, 2020 · 49 MIN

Ep 62 Plasma: What Is it and How Can it Be Used in Aesthetics? | Steve Sutcliffe

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Episode 62 hosts Steve Sutcliffe (Energist Product Specialist from Manchester, UK)  Plasma is also known as the 4th state of matter - when a gas is ionised, it takes on new properties which when focussed and controlled can be utilised in the aesthetic, dermatology and surgical fields. We learn about the various uses plasma in the cosmetic space. 0:00 Introduction 1:03 Meet Steve Sutcliffe 3:19 Background in Engineering and Medical Devices 5:16 Transition Into the Aesthetic Industry 9:44 Overview of the Australian Aesthetic Market 11:56 Experience at the Cosmeticon Conference 14:01 Introduction to Costech and Device Distribution 16:30 Understanding Plasma Technology Basics 18:16 What Is Plasma and How It Works 23:53 Nitrogen Plasma Versus Other Energy Devices 27:02 Clinical Applications in Dermatology and Aesthetics 30:22 Treating Acne and Skin Conditions 33:44 Non Surgical Blepharoplasty and Skin Rejuvenation 37:39 Collagen Stimulation and Skin Thickening Effects 41:39 Comparing Plasma With RF and HIFU Technologies ALL IA LINKS & CONTACT INFORMATION

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