Cosmetic electrocoagulator, plasma pen Nano B23 for removing papillomas and warts

Description

What is a plasma pen and how does it work? The Plasma Pen Nano B23 electrocoagulator uses rarefied gas technology. The tip of the plasma pen (needle) affects the skin through a millimeter air gap, so the plasma lifting procedure is considered contactless. Skin sublimation occurs at each point. In this case there is no bleeding, and the surrounding tissues are not damaged. After application, a crust forms at the site of impact, healing of which occurs within 7-14 days. Essentially it is a burn, but a very, very small one. Wide range of applications in fighting skin defects and individual features. Removal of warts, papillomas, nevi and other neoplasms. Tattoo removal, permanent makeup removal, tattoo removal. Treatment of acne, post-acne. Removal of fibroma, scars, pigment spots, xanthelasma, dyskeratosis. Removal of hyperpigmentation, rosacea. Non-surgical eye blepharoplasty, lifting of the upper and lower eyelids. Elimination of deep and fine wrinkles: around the eyes (crow's feet), around the mouth. Elimination of sagging skin on the abdomen, post-pregnancy bellies. Removal of stretch marks, scars. 9 power levels for different intensity. The plasma electrocoagulation device has 9 power levels, allowing you to adjust the required current: The minimum mode is used to remove freckles and pigmentation. The maximum level is used to remove papillomas, warts, etc. LED backlight for ease of use. Effectively illuminates the face so you can better see skin defects. Usage recommendations. The device performs thermocoagulation, spot-cauterizing tissue with high-frequency current, acting inside the skin defect and destroying it from within. After application, a crust forms at the site of impact, removal of which occurs after the formation of a new epidermal skin layer. The maximum epithelium recovery period after the procedure is from 7 to 14 days, depending on the size of the neoplasm.