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Skin Resurfacing Combining
RF and Fractional Plasma!

WHAT IS OPUS?


Opus is a first-of-its-kind radiofrequency skin resurfacing technology that uses plasma sparks to improves the skin’s tone and texture:  

  • Lightning fast with minimal downtime.

  • Wrinkles, fine lines, scars, acne scars and even stretch marks are no match for Opus!

  • Treats the face and neck, focus on the delicate eye area and around the mouth, hands, abdomens, arms and more! 

  • Opus is safe for all skin types!

Before & Afters

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Scarring Baseline

Acne scarring and skin texture issues.

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Scarring post 3 treatments

Opus RF causes the to congeal below the epidermis and the fractional plasma causes micro-ablations -- both techniques cause new skin growth and collagen formation subdermally.

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Neck line baseline

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Neck line deep wrinkles improved

The neck line wrinkles were significantly reduced after only 1 treatment with the Opus Glide tip!  Notice the reduction in the skin sag of the chin through the Opus Focus application, which delivers heat sub-dermally to initiate new collagen growth.

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Hyperpigmentation

In all treatments, results are individualized!  Everyone's journey and skin issues are unique.  Patients routinely will require 2-3 treatments (1 per month).  Follow-up treatments from 6-12 months may be helpful in maintaining results (after all, we all still keep getting older!).

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Hyperpigmentation Reduction

ALMA Opus Glide application significantly reduced hyperpigmentation after 1 treatment!

​​Clinical Data

In a randomized study (N=33, ST III–IV), fractional plasma showed equivalent results, 50% less downtime, and a higher safety profile compared to fractional CO2 laser, with no reported post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

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