A non invasive plasma microsurgery unit. It ionises the gases in the air and that energy selectively sublimates the superficial tissue, up to 500 or 600 microns, without affecting the deeper layers. It works in continuous and in pulsed mode, the latter with several fractioning levels to dose the energy. The manufacturer reserves it for medical use.
What it brings
- Ionises the gases contained in the air to generate the plasma
- Selective sublimation of the superficial tissue, with a maximum of 500 to 600 microns
- It does not reach the deeper layers, which is where the after effects start
- Continuous mode and pulsed mode, with several fractioning levels
- Precise control of energy and depth of action
- A procedure without bleeding, for medical use only
Where it is used
- Dermatology
- Aesthetic medicine
- Day surgery
- Outpatient care
Specifications
| Principle | Ionisation of the gases in the air, plasma |
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| Maximum depth | 500 to 600 microns |
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| Modes | Continuous and pulsed, with fractioning levels |
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| Use | Medical use only |
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| Origin | Monaco, European manufacture |
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Technical information published by the manufacturer.