Aesthetic Services in Hawick, Scottish Borders

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Plasma Skin Tightening & Skin Lesion Removal

Advanced Plasma Technology at Borders Aesthetics

Our goal is to help you achieve smoother, firmer, and healthier-looking skin with safe, minimally invasive treatments that deliver natural-looking results.

Plasma skin tightening (often known as Plasmage® treatment) uses advanced plasma energy to tighten and rejuvenate the skin without surgery. It can also be used to safely treat a variety of benign skin lesions and cosmetic skin concerns with precision and minimal downtime.

By creating tiny controlled plasma arcs on the skin’s surface, the treatment stimulates collagen production while encouraging natural skin regeneration, resulting in firmer, smoother skin over the following weeks.

What Can Plasma Treatment Treat?

  • Plasma treatments are commonly used for:

  • Non-surgical upper eyelid tightening (blepharoplasty alternative)

  • Lower eyelid tightening

  • Fine lines and wrinkles

  • Crow’s feet

  • Smoker’s lines around the mouth

  • Neck tightening

  • Skin laxity

  • Acne scars

  • Stretch marks

Plasma Removal of Benign Skin Lesions

  • Plasma technology can also be used to remove a range of cosmetic skin growths, including:

  • Skin tags

  • Seborrhoeic keratoses

  • Age spots

  • Cherry angiomas (red spots)

  • Milia

  • Sebaceous hyperplasia

  • Benign moles (following appropriate assessment where suitable)

  • Other benign skin imperfections


Every skin lesion is carefully assessed before treatment to ensure it is suitable for cosmetic removal. Any lesion with suspicious features will be referred for medical assessment before treatment.

Benefits of Plasma Treatment

  • Non-surgical skin tightening

  • Stimulates natural collagen production

  • Improves skin firmness and elasticity

  • Reduces fine lines and wrinkles

  • Precise removal of many benign skin lesions

  • Minimal damage to surrounding tissue

  • Long-lasting results

  • Little downtime compared with surgery

  • Suitable for delicate treatment areas

Treatment plans are personalised to your individual concerns. Some patients achieve their desired results after one treatment, while others may benefit from additional sessions.

Every consultation includes a thorough skin assessment, discussion of your concerns, and honest advice about the most appropriate treatment options.

What to Expect

Your Plasma treatment appointment typically takes between 30–60 minutes, depending on the treatment area.

A topical anaesthetic cream is applied before treatment to maximise comfort. During the procedure, the plasma device creates tiny, controlled points on the skin without direct contact.

Following treatment, small brown crusts will form over the treated area and naturally fall away within approximately 5–10 days. Mild redness and swelling are normal and usually settle within a few days.

Collagen remodelling continues over the following 8–12 weeks, with skin gradually becoming firmer and smoother.

Comprehensive aftercare advice will be provided to help achieve the best possible results.

Why Choose Borders Aesthetics?

  • Qualified and experienced aesthetic practitioner

  • Personalised treatment plans

  • Advanced plasma technology

  • Safe and professional clinical environment

  • Convenient location for clients across the Scottish Borders

  • Trusted by clients from Hawick, Galashiels, Melrose, Kelso, Selkirk and surrounding towns

  • Commitment to patient safety and satisfaction

Book Your Plasma Treatment Consultation

If you’re considering plasma skin tightening or cosmetic removal of benign skin lesions in the Scottish Borders, contact Borders Aesthetics today to arrange your consultation. Whether you’re looking to tighten loose skin, reduce wrinkles, or remove unwanted skin growths, we’ll create a personalised treatment plan to help you achieve natural-looking, long-lasting results.

Please note: Plasma treatment is suitable only for carefully assessed benign skin lesions and cosmetic concerns. It is not a substitute for medical assessment of suspicious or potentially cancerous skin lesions. If there is any uncertainty about the nature of a lesion, you will be referred to your GP or dermatologist before treatment.

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