Advanced Plasma
skin treatments

Advanced Plasma treatments use innovative plasma energy to rejuvenate the skin, calm inflammation and deliver active ingredients deeper. At North Skin, we use Fusion8 technology which combines Cold Atmospheric Plasma (CAP), Ozone Plasma and Argon Plasma for targeted results.

Plasma can support acne and breakouts, redness and rosacea, sensitivity and barrier issues, pigmentation and sun damage, uneven texture, mild laxity, certain types of scarring, scalp congestion and selected microbial concerns such as folliculitis or fungal nails.

Cold, Hyper and most Infusion treatments have little to no downtime, you may notice some temporary redness or tightness. Diamond Plasma can cause light flaking for a few days. Plasma Fibroblast has a longer recovery with visible dots and swelling while the skin repairs.

Some concerns respond well to a single visit, others such as acne, texture, pigmentation and scarring work best over a structured series. Your practitioner will map out a plan based on your skin, goals and how you prefer to pace treatments.
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Yes, when performed by trained practitioners. Plasma is non-invasive and suitable for most skin types, however there are some circumstances where treatment is not recommended. Your suitability will always be assessed at consultation.

You may not be able to have Plasma therapy if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• Have active skin infections, open wounds, or sunburn in the treatment area

• Are undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy

• Have uncontrolled diabetes or impaired wound healing

• Have a history of keloid scarring

• Have a pacemaker or certain implanted medical devices

• Have used isotretinoin (Roaccutane) within the past 6–12 months

• Have had recent injectables, surgery, or other resurfacing procedures in the same area (your practitioner will guide safe timing)

Absolutely. Plasma therapies are often combined with Plasma fibroblast (PlasmaPen), or cosmetic acupuncture for enhanced outcomes. Cold Plasma can also be used to support healing after more intensive treatments.

Most people find Cold Plasma comfortable, with a tingling or warm sensation. Warm Plasma may feel slightly more stimulating but is generally well tolerated. Infusion therapies feel similar to a light rolling or stamping.

You may notice immediate improvements in clarity and brightness, with collagen-stimulating benefits continuing to build over 6–12 weeks. With proper skin care, results can last months, and maintenance sessions will extend them further.

Yes. Cold and Ozone Plasma can help balance the scalp, reduce dandruff, folliculitis and support hair restoration programs. Plasma can also be applied to areas like the chest, hands or back to address pigmentation, scarring and stretch marks.

Plasma Fibroblast (PlasmaPen) is a non-surgical skin tightening treatment. It creates tiny, controlled plasma arcs/abrasions on the skin’s surface, leaving visible carbon crusts that contract the tissue and stimulate collagen. This makes it ideal for lifting eyelids, tightening wrinkles and treating sagging skin, with results that can last years. 

Warm Plasma (Argon), on the other hand, is a gentler rejuvenation treatment. It uses thermal plasma energy to stimulate new collagen, brighten pigmentation and refine texture, without creating crusts or the same level of downtime. Results are more subtle and typically require a course of treatments for best outcomes.

PlasmaPen = lifting, tightening, big changes, downtime.
Warm Plasma = rejuvenation, brightening, low downtime.

Cold Plasma focuses on bacteria, inflammation and barrier support. Hyper Plasma focuses on regeneration, oxygenation and gentle resurfacing. Diamond Plasma combines a diamond resurfacing tip with plasma energy for more visible texture and pigment refinement. Your practitioner will choose one or combine them based on what your skin needs most.