Plasma is the energy released after energizing a substance and transforming that substance into solid, liquid and gaseous form, respectively. That is, it is the fourth form of matter. The device generates this energy by directly transforming the cells in the upper layer of the skin from solid to gaseous form (sublimation).

Since the Plasma Pen application provides evaporation in the top layer of the skin, it does not affect the deeper fat and nerve tissues, capillaries. In addition, thanks to its sublimating effect, it prevents the heat from spreading out of the point target.

One of the most important advantages of the Plasma Pen application is that it is very safe due to its minimal depth.
Plasma energy application, which provides very fast regeneration, is not a surgical application.
The procedure is completed easily and in a short time with a local anesthetic cream.
Plasma Pen, which does not create open wounds during application, does not cause thinning of the skin, bruises, swelling, bleeding, etc. does not produce results.

After the Plasma Pen application, it is sufficient to continue the cream treatment recommended by your doctor.
The area where the application is made should be protected from the sun and artificial UV rays until full recovery is achieved. In order to be protected from these harmful rays, including screen lights, sunscreen with concealer should be applied to the treatment area, repeated every 3 hours during the day.

It is expected that a crust will form in the treated area. The crusts fall off on their own within 7-14 days.

Lesions such as moles and moles on the skin are evaluated with a dermatoscope, and if appropriate, a plasma pen is applied.
It is applied to remove lesions such as moles and skin tags, cholesterol deposits called xanthelasma (yellow accumulations on the eyelids), tiny sebaceous glands, which we call milia, from the skin.