1. Anti-aging and tightening
Plasma technology balances ion positions, thereby balancing the electrical potential and providing high-energy anti-aging benefits, fundamentally slowing down the skin’s aging process.
Plasma energy penetrates deep into the skin, acting on the aging dermis. By increasing heat and friction in the dermis, it catalyzes fibroblast regeneration and stimulates collagen production, increasing skin elasticity, effectively reducing wrinkles, improving roughness, increasing skin density, making the skin plump and supple, and reducing signs of aging.
After a 28-day treatment, the depth of nasolabial folds is reduced by an average of 35%, and the jawline becomes clearer; micro-arc radiofrequency technology can restore up to 40% of the elasticity of loose skin.
2. Remove pimples and inflammation
By releasing a cold plasma stream, 99.9% of Propionibacterium acnes bacteria are directly killed, and 75% of dead skin cells are exfoliated. Three treatment courses can improve 87% of inflammatory acne.
The active oxygen atoms and molecules contained in the plasma, as well as the energy generated by the plasma, can destroy the bacterial cell membrane, DNA, and proteins, thus achieving a powerful bactericidal effect and improving skin problems such as acne and dermatitis.
It also has very good efficacy against allergic dermatitis, as well as the pathogens of eczema, such as Staphylococcus aureus and fungi.
3. Wound healing and skin barrier repair
Plasma can also improve deep blood circulation in the skin, reduce bacteria in scar areas, and stimulate tissue cell proliferation, thereby accelerating wound healing.
Fusion plasma therapy can repair the skin barrier integrity long-term (barrier function improves by 35% after 8 weeks of continuous use).
4. Increase transdermal absorption rate
Plasma technology can instantly activate epidermal cells, increasing the skin’s hydrophilicity and facilitating the binding of other molecules. This helps the active ingredients in serums to be fully absorbed, especially larger molecules like polymers.
When plasma remains on the skin’s surface, it enhances nutrient delivery. Therefore, using skincare products after plasma therapy can improve transdermal absorption (up to 24%), doubling the effectiveness of skincare.
5. Skin whitening and brightening
Plasma energy dissolves melanin and inhibits its formation, effectively reducing melanin concentration and thus improving pigmentation and brightening the skin.
Combined with blue light technology, it accelerates metabolism, achieving skin brightening effects comparable to picosecond laser treatments.
6. Scalp care and hair growth
Plasma can also disinfect and cleanse the scalp, activate hair follicle regeneration, and improve the penetration rate of scalp repair products, thus providing targeted management of hair loss.
Simultaneously, in hair treatment, it stimulates hair follicles, promotes hair growth, and prevents hair loss, giving it special effects against hair loss and other related issues.
