Plasma Machine

Skin Rejuvenation & Anti-Aging

Mechanism: Cold plasma stimulates collagen and elastin production by activating fibroblasts.

Effects:

Reduces fine lines and wrinkles (similar to fractional laser but gentler).

Improves skin texture and firmness.

Enhances radiance and hydration by increasing blood circulation.

Example: Used in plasma facials (e.g., “Plasma Pen” for skin tightening).

Mechanism: Plasma’s antimicrobial effects kill P. acnes bacteria and reduce sebum production.

Effects:

Reduces active acne lesions.

Helps with post-acne scarring by promoting tissue regeneration.

Controls excess oil without drying the skin.

Example: Handheld plasma devices for spot treatment.

Mechanism: RONS (like nitric oxide) accelerate cell proliferation and tissue repair.

Effects:

Faster healing of micro-wounds (e.g., after microneedling).

Reduces hypertrophic and keloid scars.

Example: Used post-procedure in dermatology clinics.

Mechanism: Plasma increases blood flow to hair follicles and activates stem cells.

Effects:

Reduces hair thinning (studies show improved density in androgenetic alopecia).

Treats scalp conditions (dandruff, psoriasis) due to antifungal effects.

Example: Plasma hair combs and in-clinic scalp treatments.

Mechanism: Kills fungi and bacteria causing nail infections.

Effects:

Treats onychomycosis (fungal nails) without oral antifungals.

Strengthens brittle nails by improving keratin structure.

Example: Plasma nail sanitizers in pedicure salons.

Mechanism: Improves product adhesion by modifying skin surface energy.

Effects:

Longer-lasting makeup adherence.