Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Professional Cold and Thermal Plasma Facial Machine |
| Technologies | Argon-assisted cold plasma and thermal plasma |
| Display | 10.1-inch tempered-glass capacitive touchscreen |
| Power Supply | AC 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz |
| Power | 10–200 W |
| Energy Range | 1–20 J |
| Frequency Range | 1–20 Hz |
| Timer Settings | 10–30 minutes; automatic pause when the preset time is reached |
| Handpiece Control | Single- or dual-handpiece operation with independent parameter adjustment |
| Package Dimensions | 16.5 × 16.5 × 16.1 in (42 × 42 × 41 cm) |
| Gross Weight | 20.9 lb (9.5 kg) |
| Shipping Method | Air freight |
| Estimated Transit Time | Approximately 7 days after shipment; subject to destination and customs clearance |
Dual Plasma Technology for Professional Skin & Scalp Care
Argon-Assisted Cold Plasma Care
The cold plasma handpiece uses an external gas supply to generate plasma, with medical-grade argon recommended. Interchangeable tips support targeted treatments, broader surface coverage, roller-based care, and scalp care. Applications include skin cleansing, improving the appearance of skin texture and fine lines, and scalp conditioning. Practitioners can select tips and adjust settings based on each client’s individual needs.
Thermal Plasma Care Without an External Gas Supply
The thermal plasma handpiece operates without an external gas cylinder. Compatible attachments include ceramic ozone tips, a diamond-shaped tip, and precision needle tips, offering options for surface skincare and targeted aesthetic procedures.
Results and recovery requirements vary depending on the attachment and technique used. Precision thermal plasma procedures require appropriately qualified practitioners, thorough client screening, and procedure-specific aftercare.
Independent Settings and Flexible Handpiece Control
The 10.1-inch tempered-glass capacitive touchscreen provides access to handpiece selection, probe selection, and adjustable treatment parameters.
The system offers:
- Energy adjustment: 1–20 J.
- Frequency adjustment: 1–20 Hz.
- Cold plasma gas settings: Adjustable through the interface.
- Single-handpiece control: Operate one handpiece at a time.
- Dual-handpiece control: Set parameters independently for both handpieces.
- Automatic and manual modes: Use touchscreen operation or foot-pedal control.
- Preset timer: Automatically pauses operation when the selected time is reached.
These controls help practitioners adapt operation to the selected attachment and treatment protocol.
Treatment Applications
Cold Plasma Function Indication:
Thermal Plasma Function Indication:
Interchangeable Probes for Customized Professional Care
A selection of 13 probe types offers flexible options for professional skin and scalp care. Different shapes and treatment surfaces allow practitioners to select the appropriate attachment for the treatment area and protocol.
No. 1 — Focused Cold Plasma Tip
Designed for precise, localized care, this tip delivers a focused cold plasma jet to support professional skin cleansing and conditioning. The emitted ion beam has strong antibacterial properties, helping reduce inflammation, limit the spread of infection, and promote the skin’s natural healing and regeneration processes. Its targeted delivery allows practitioners to treat specific areas as part of customized skincare protocols.
No. 2 — Square-Tube Cold Plasma Tip
Designed for gentle cold plasma treatments, this precision applicator promotes collagen synthesis to help reduce fine lines and improve skin texture. It also enhances the absorption of skincare products.
No. 3 — Flared Cold Plasma Scalp Tip
This applicator provides targeted stimulation to hair follicles to promote hair growth and help prevent hair loss. It works by opening pathways in the scalp to enhance the penetration and absorption of hair care products.
No. 4 & No. 5 — Plasma Microneedle Roller Tips
Available in small and large sizes for localized treatment and broader coverage, these roller tips work with the cold plasma handpiece to smooth and refine skin texture, support skin resurfacing, and significantly improve the appearance of signs of aging and scars.
No. 6 — Circular Plasma Tip
This compact, circular attachment supports localized application with the cold plasma handpiece. It offers an alternative to roller attachments for professional treatments focused on skin texture, firmness, and the appearance of fine lines.
No. 7 & No. 13 — Ceramic Ozone Tips
These ceramic ozone tips are designed for professional surface cleansing and skincare preparation, helping prepare the skin for the application of products containing active ingredients. No. 7 features a smaller treatment surface for hard-to-reach facial areas and narrow, detailed areas. No. 13 offers broader coverage for larger areas, including the face, arms, and back. Both tips are compatible with the thermal plasma handpiece.
No. 8 — Diamond-Shaped Thermal Plasma Tip
Designed to improve the appearance of skin laxity, enhance firmness, and revitalize the skin. This tip can be used for neck tightening, eyelid lifting, and facial skin tightening treatments.
No. 9 & No. 10 — Precision Thermal Plasma Needle Tips
Angled and straight needle designs provide access options for targeted thermal plasma procedures. The manual describes their use in localized resurfacing and scar-related procedures. These attachments require appropriately qualified practitioners, careful client assessment, and procedure-specific aftercare.
No. 11 & No. 12 — Angled and Straight Gas Probe Tips
Compatible with the cold plasma handpiece, these fine angled and straight gas probe tips provide flexible access for localized application, helping practitioners adapt treatment to different areas using the corresponding probe settings.
Before & After Results
FAQ
Plasma is often called the fourth state of matter, alongside solids, liquids, and gases. It forms when energy is applied to a gas, creating a mixture of charged particles, including electrons and ions. This machine uses cold and thermal plasma technologies for different professional skincare applications.
Cold plasma and thermal plasma differ in how they deliver energy and interact with the skin.
Cold plasma uses an external gas supply, with medical-grade argon recommended for this machine. It is used in professional skin-cleansing, conditioning, and scalp-care protocols, with less emphasis on heat.
Thermal plasma uses localized heat for targeted aesthetic procedures and operates without an external gas supply. Depending on the attachment and technique, treatment may affect the skin’s surface and require a recovery period.
The two modes have different treatment protocols and suitability requirements. Practitioners should select the appropriate mode after assessing the client and reviewing the manufacturer’s instructions.
No. The cold plasma handpiece requires an external argon gas supply, while the thermal plasma handpiece operates without additional gas. Argon gas is not included as standard, so we recommend purchasing it locally before using the cold plasma function.
Cylinder valve connections vary by country and supplier. The included pressure regulator requires a G5/8 cylinder valve connection, so confirm compatibility with your local argon supplier before purchasing a cylinder.
If the available cylinder has a different connection, use a compatible pressure regulator with an outlet suitable for 8 mm PU tubing. Have your gas supplier verify the cylinder, regulator, and tubing connections to help prevent gas leaks and equipment malfunction.







