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Treatments · Laser Treatments

Opus Plasma Skin Resurfacing in San Antonio

Alma Opus uses fractional radiofrequency plasma to resurface and tighten skin, with less downtime than traditional ablative lasers.

Medically reviewed by Francisco Cardona, MD, board-certified physician

Opus plasma skin resurfacing in San Antonio, TX

Device

Alma Opus Plasma

Session time

About 45 minutes

Downtime

Typically 2–5 days

Sessions

Often 1–3

Overview

What is Opus Plasma?

Opus Plasma delivers fractional radiofrequency energy that forms tiny plasma sparks on the skin’s surface. These create controlled micro-injuries that trigger collagen production and surface renewal.

Because it is not a laser, it can be a good option for a wider range of skin types, and it is often combined with procedures like submental liposuction to tighten the face and neck.

What it treats

  • Fine lines and wrinkles
  • Loose skin on the face and neck
  • Acne scars
  • Uneven texture
  • Enlarged pores

Who it’s for

  • Adults wanting tightening and resurfacing in one treatment
  • Patients with mild to moderate skin laxity
  • People who want less downtime than CO2
  • Patients combining with submental liposuction

What to Expect

Your treatment, step by step

01

Your Skin Evaluation

We start with an Alma IQ skin analysis to map texture, pigment and redness, then set goals together.

02

Your Treatment

After numbing, the Opus tip is passed over the skin. Treatment of the full face takes about 30 minutes.

03

Results & Follow-Up

Expect redness and small grid marks for a few days. Tightening continues to improve for months.

The Technology

Alma Opus Plasma

Fractional radiofrequency plasma technology for resurfacing and tightening the face, neck and body.

Real Results

Before & after

Vita Nova patients, shared with their written permission. Individual results vary.

Submental liposuction with Opus Plasma face and neck before and after at Vita Nova Anti-Aging & Rejuvenation Center, San Antonio TX
Submental (double chin) liposuction before and after (patient 4) at Vita Nova Anti-Aging & Rejuvenation Center, San Antonio TX

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Questions

Opus Plasma Resurfacing FAQs

Have another question? Call (210) 892-2118.

Is Opus a laser?

No. It uses radiofrequency energy to create plasma, rather than laser light.

How long is the downtime?

Most patients have redness and small grid marks for two to five days.

How is it different from CO2?

Opus generally has shorter downtime and may suit more skin types; CO2 can be more dramatic for deep sun damage. We help you choose.

Can it be combined with other treatments?

Yes. Opus is often paired with submental liposuction to tighten the neck and jawline.

How much does Opus Plasma cost?

Opus Plasma pricing depends on the area treated, such as the face, neck, chest or around the eyes. You receive an exact quote after your evaluation. CareCredit financing is available.

How many Opus treatments will I need?

Many patients see good results with one to three sessions, about four to six weeks apart.

Is Opus painful?

We apply numbing cream first. Most patients feel heat and prickling that is well tolerated.

When will I see results?

Skin looks smoother once it heals in a few days, with tightening continuing over three to six months.

What areas can Opus treat?

The face, neck, around the eyes and areas of the body with loose or textured skin.

Related Treatments

You may also consider

Fractional CO₂ Laser

Alma Hybrid resurfacing for wrinkles, sun damage and texture.

Learn more

Submental Liposuction

Remove stubborn fat under the chin for a defined jawline.

Learn more

RF Microneedling

Secret RF to tighten skin and soften scars and pores.

Learn more

Begin Here

Your plan starts with an evaluation

Find out whether Opus Plasma fits your skin goals.

Individual results vary. Results are not guaranteed. This page is for general education and is not medical advice.