The Age-Well Room

If you’ve been researching microneedling or skin needling, there’s something I want you to know about the treatment I use at The Age Well Room.

Fusion8’s Derma Plasma system uses a roller or stamp to create controlled microchannels.

But unlike conventional rolling, the Fusion8 system delivers plasma to the needle tips.

The treatment is described as creating microchannels for infusion, collagen stimulation and tightening of the epidermis, with applications including skin tone, texture, elasticity and scar tissue.

That’s why you’ll hear me refer to it as Fusion8 Derma Plasma, rather than simply “microneedling”.

Same little needles?

There’s a little more going on behind them. 😉

📍 Fusion8 Skin Treatments | Cotton Tree, Sunshine Coast

Message FUSION8 if you’d like to know whether I’d recommend rolling, stamping or another Fusion8 modality for your skin.

Plasma Fibroblast isn’t a treatment I’d choose based purely on the cheapest price.

You’re deliberately creating a controlled response in the skin.

So I’d want to know:
How experienced is the person treating me?
What training have they had?
Do they understand contraindications?
What happens if my skin isn’t suitable?
What should I expect while I’m healing?
And what aftercare support will I receive?

I’ve worked with Plasma Pen for years and I am the Australian trainer for Plasma Pen LW International.

And one of the most important parts of experience isn’t knowing how to treat.

It’s knowing when not to treat.

If you’re comparing Plasma Fibroblast treatments on the Sunshine Coast, please ask more questions than simply the price.

Your skin deserves that.

Pelvic Floor Weakness

Sometimes we don’t recognise bladder leakage as a problem because we’ve become incredibly good at managing around it.

You cross your legs before you sneeze.

Go to the toilet before leaving home.

Avoid the trampoline.

Wear a liner when exercising.

And tell yourself:

“It’s only a little bit.”

But these little adaptations can be signs that your pelvic floor isn’t supporting you as well as it once did.

The Pelvic Floor Chair at The Age Well Room provides a completely non-invasive way to stimulate your pelvic floor muscles while you remain fully clothed.

30-minute appointments.

$120 per session | 5 sessions $450.

Discount available for clients aged 65+.

📍 Pelvic Floor Chair | Cotton Tree, Sunshine Coast

Private messages are always welcome. 🤍

Treat the FULL eye area.
👀FULL EYE LIFT
Plasma Fibroblast

Sometimes it’s not one line or wrinkle that bothers you.

It’s the whole eye area.

Perhaps your upper lids are becoming heavier, the skin underneath your eyes looks more crepey, or you’ve noticed increasing laxity and fine lines around the outer eye.

That’s where my Full Eye Lift with Plasma Fibroblast comes in.

Rather than focusing on just one small area, I can assess the upper and lower eye area and crow’s feet and create a treatment plan for the eyes as a whole.

Plasma Fibroblast uses precise plasma points to create a controlled response in the skin. The aim is not to change the shape of your eyes or make you look like someone else.

It’s about improving the appearance of loose, crepey and ageing skin while keeping your results natural.

And I want to be clear about something:

There is downtime.

You’ll have the characteristic tiny carbon crusts after treatment, and swelling around the eyes can occur. I’ll explain the healing process and aftercare properly before we decide to go ahead.

I’ve worked with Plasma Pen for years and also work as the Australian trainer, so suitability and safe treatment are incredibly important to me.

Not everyone who asks for a Full Eye Lift will be someone I recommend treating.

Consultation first. Treatment second.

📍 The Age Well Room | Cotton Tree, Sunshine Coast

If your eye area is starting to bother you, send me EYES privately and we can have a chat about whether Plasma Fibroblast may be suitable for you. 🤍

Think Plasma Fibroblast is just for eyelids?

👉Think again.

Eyes get a lot of attention when we talk about Plasma Fibroblast, but they’re certainly not the only area I assess.

Depending on the individual and their skin, Plasma Fibroblast can be considered for areas of skin laxity and crepiness on the face and body.

And this is where I think people sometimes misunderstand the treatment.

I’m not trying to treat age.

I’m looking at the actual skin.

Where is the laxity?
How much is there?
What is the skin quality like?

Is Plasma Fibroblast actually the most appropriate treatment for that particular area?

Sometimes the answer is yes ✅

Sometimes one of my Fusion8 treatments makes more sense.

And occasionally I’ll tell you I don’t think either is going to give you the result you’re looking for.

Good treatment starts with knowing when to treat and when not to.

Have an area you’d like me to assess? You’re welcome to send me a photo privately.

Before you consider eyelid surgery…

There may be another option.

Heavy upper lids and loose, crepey skin around the eyes are two of the most common reasons clients ask me about Plasma Fibroblast.

And this is an area I particularly love treating.

Rather than adding volume or changing the shape of your face, Plasma Fibroblast allows me to work very precisely on the skin we’re trying to improve.

Upper eyelids.
Under-eyes.
Crow’s feet.

Or, where appropriate, the full eye area.

But I won’t tell every person who walks through my door that Plasma Fibroblast is right for them.

Your skin type, medical history, degree of laxity and expectations all matter.

A consultation comes first.

Because the goal isn’t to make you look “done”.

It’s for someone to think you look really good without quite knowing why.

Message me EYES if you’d like to talk about your eye area privately.