Debbie McGee Reveals Skin Transformation at 67 Using Advanced Plasma Treatment

Debbie McGee, 67, has completed a year-long course of NeoGen nitrogen plasma treatments that eliminated longstanding pigmentation issues, including a prominent age spot on her cheek that she covered with makeup for decades. The former magician's assistant and Strictly Come Dancing contestant now goes makeup-free daily, a significant shift from someone who previously avoided cosmetic procedures entirely.

The Treatment and Results

McGee underwent the NeoGen plasma treatments at the Aspire Clinic under the care of aesthetic practitioner Jenny O'Neill. The technology works by converting nitrogen gas into plasma energy, which delivers controlled heat to penetrate deeper skin layers and stimulate collagen and elastin production. Unlike surface-level treatments such as lasers or chemical peels, this approach works on the entire skin structure, with improvements continuing to develop over subsequent weeks as the body's own collagen production increases.

The most visible result addressed McGee's primary motivation for the procedure: a large brown age spot inherited from her father that had required daily makeup coverage. She explains that the pigmentation marks were unsightly enough that people would ask about them if she appeared without foundation. Beyond this main concern, the treatment also eliminated numerous small freckles accumulated from years of sun exposure during her younger years—something she had long viewed as impossible to resolve.

Beyond Initial Expectations

McGee's results extended further than anticipated. She has noticed her skin texture and tone continuing to refine gradually, including softening of fine lines around her upper lip and subtle tightening along her jawline. She describes her current skin as clearer than it was in her 40s, attributing this to the overall smoothness achieved through the treatment. Notably, she reports that friends and acquaintances have not detected any obvious cosmetic intervention, commenting instead on her natural appearance and improved complexion.

McGee was persuaded to reconsider her previous reluctance toward cosmetic procedures after witnessing results achieved by acquaintances Christine Hamilton and Shirley Ballas using the same treatment. Her decision to proceed coincided with the forthcoming publication of her autobiography, A Magical Life, scheduled for October release. The treatment's primary benefit for McGee has been restoring confidence in her natural appearance, allowing her to abandon the daily makeup routine she maintained for years.