​Electrothermal plasma treatment (Plasma Pen)

Mole/Warts /Age Spots/Removal

Electrothermal plasma technology uses high-frequency thermal energy or plasma energy to precisely target abnormal superficial skin tissues, such as moles, warts, and age spots. The heat energy instantly vaporizes the problematic tissue, removing it without damaging the surrounding healthy skin. This technique is suitable for various skin concerns and can also stimulate collagen regeneration, resulting in firmer and smoother skin.

Moles

Warts

Age Spots

 

After Care：
  • Avoid Touching the Treated Area
  • Refrain from touching or rubbing the treated area to prevent infection or irritation.
  • Keep the Area Clean and Dry
  • For the first 1–2 days after treatment, keep the area dry and avoid direct contact with water. If scabs form, do not pick at them.
  • Use Healing Products
  • Apply professional healing products to accelerate the recovery process, maintain skin hydration, and prevent excessive dryness.
  • Avoid Sun Exposure
  • For 2–4 weeks post-treatment, avoid direct sun exposure. When going outside, use sunscreen with SPF 50+ to prevent pigmentation in the treated area.
  • Avoid Intense Exercise
  • Avoid strenuous physical activities or anything that causes excessive sweating for 3–5 days after treatment, as it may interfere with healing.
  • Monitor Healing Progress
  • If you notice unusual redness, pain, discharge, or other concerns during the healing process, contact a healthcare professional promptly.
  • Scabs will naturally fall off after a few days. Do not peel them off manually, as doing so may lead to scarring.
What is electrothermal plasma technology? Is it safe?

Electrothermal plasma technology uses high-frequency energy to generate heat and vaporize targeted skin lesions. It precisely removes abnormal tissue without harming the surrounding healthy skin. It is widely used in dermatology and aesthetic medicine and is considered safe.

What skin issues can be treated with this technology?

Common indications include moles, warts, flat warts, age spots, seborrheic keratosis, syringomas, and skin tags.

Is the procedure painful? Will I need anesthesia?

Most patients feel only mild warmth or a tingling sensation. A topical anesthetic is usually applied to minimize discomfort.

Will there be scarring after the procedure?

This depends on individual skin type and aftercare. With proper post-procedure care, noticeable scarring is uncommon. However, sensitive skin types may still have a minor risk.

Is one treatment enough? Will I need a follow-up?

Depending on size and depth, most can be removed in a single treatment, while some lesions may require multiple treatments or follow-ups to assess healing.

Is there any downtime after the procedure? Will it affect my daily life?

Scabbing typically occurs within 3–7 days. Avoid sun exposure and makeup during this time. Most people can return to daily activities with minimal disruption.

How should I care for my skin after the procedure?
  • Keep the area dry and clean; do not rub or scrub.
  • Do not pick the scab; allow it to fall off naturally.
  • Use sun protection to prevent pigmentation.
  • Follow your doctor’s instructions regarding ointments or healing products.