Plasma Pen (Fibroblast)

In simple terms, our Plasma Pen fibroblast handpiece converts electrical energy into an electrostatic energy to create artificial nitrogen plasma. Inside our Plasma Pen device, an electrical discharge is made by introducing voltage between two electrodes separated by a “dielectric barrier”. During the plasma treatment, the charge collects on the surface of the barrier; a gaseous flash/arc of ionized plasma gas is safely released from about 1mm above the skin. Ultimately, our device is heating and subjecting neutral atmospheric gases (in our case oxygen and nitrogen) to electromagnetism to create an electrically conductive cloud of ionized gas. We transmit that energized plasma in its gaseous form (nitrogen plasma), in a non-contact way, to the skin’s surface from above. We can sustain our nitrogen plasma discharge for as long as we like thanks both to our continuous AC power source and our devices fingertip, on-demand control. Multiple failsafes within the device ensure that if we touch the skin or are too far away from it then the creation and delivery of plasma immediately ceases.