UltraPlasma™ Multi Platform Plasma Systems Skin Tag Removal

# Aesthetics / Beauty / Biomedical Perspectives

Introduction

Skin tags, or acrochordons, are benign, soft fibroepithelial growths often found in areas of friction such as the neck, armpits, groin, and eyelids. Traditional removal methods include cryotherapy, surgical excision, and cauterization. However, these often carry risks such as scarring, pigment changes, and infections.

UltraPlasma™ represents a next-generation approach, utilizing a multi-plasma system that uniquely integrates arc plasma, argon plasma, and helium plasma, each selected for specific tissue interaction profiles. Combined with intelligent hardware/software output modulation, this system ensures high precision, minimal trauma, and enhanced healing dynamics.

1. UltraPlasma™ Technology Components

1.1 UltraPlasma™ Arc Plasma Mode

• High-energy electrical discharge.

• Forms a fine-tipped plasma arc.

• Used to cut or ablate epidermal tissues quickly.

• Ideal for instant coagulation and sealing microvessels.

1.2 UltraPlasma™ Argon Plasma Mode

• Inert, thermally stable.

• Propagates energy along the tissue surface.

• Facilitates shallow, uniform skin desiccation.

• Reduces bacterial load and sterilizes treatment site.

1.3 UltraPlasma™ Helium Plasma Mode

• Lightweight, fast-diffusing noble gas.

• Produces lower-temperature plasma with deeper dermal penetration.

• Induces controlled sub-epidermal stimulation.

• Triggers collagen remodeling and faster re-epithelialization.

2. UltraPlasma™ - Integrated Software & Hardware Spectrum Modulation

UltraPlasma™’s core innovation lies in its programmable pulse modulation algorithms and gas-mixing control protocols:

• Microsecond-scale waveform shaping to vary plasma intensity and duration.

• Gas flow sensors and mix ratio actuators to dynamically adjust the helium/argon composition.

• Feedback sensors to monitor skin impedance, hydration, and thermal spread.

This allows layer-specific plasma exposure, targeting:

• Epidermis: for tag removal and sealing.

• Dermis: to activate fibroblast regeneration.

• Hypodermis: indirectly, via thermal and gaseous diffusion.

3. UltraPlasma™ - Induced Biological Mechanisms

3.1 Epidermal Reaction

• UltraPlasma™ arc plasma mode rapidly ablates the tag base.

• Instant carbonization and protein denaturation.

• UltraPlasma™ argon plasma mode spreads around the ablation zone to sanitize and seal.

3.2 Dermal Stimulation

• UltraPlasma™ helium plasma mode diffuses thermal and non-thermal energy.

• Promotes vascular tightening and fibroblast recruitment.

• Nitric oxide (NO) and ozone (O₃) formation in situ enhances microcirculation.

3.3 Hypodermal Response

• Though not directly targeted, ozone diffusion and helium-initiated ion transport reach hypodermal capillaries.

• Improves lymphatic drainage, reducing post-treatment swelling.

4. UltraPlasma™ Therapeutic Gas Interactions

5. UltraPlasma™ Treatment Workflow

• Pre-cleaning with antiseptic.

• UltraPlasma™ Arc Plasma Pulse: High-frequency ablation on the tag stalk.

• UltraPlasma™ Argon Plasma Sweep: Surface sterilization and desiccation.

• UltraPlasma™ Helium Plasma Pulse: Collagen induction and vascular support.

• UltraPlasma™ Post-care Spray: Cooling mist with oxygen and silver nanoparticles.

6. Clinical Outcomes & Benefits

• No bleeding, due to instant coagulation.

• No stitches or downtime.

• Enhanced cosmetic healing—no scarring or pigment loss.

• Suitable for all skin types and body zones.

• Safe even near sensitive areas (e.g., eyelids, groin).

⌘ Conclusion ⌘

The UltraPlasma™ Multi Platform Plasma Systems sets a new gold standard in non-invasive dermatologic treatments, especially for skin tag removal. By combining the strengths of arc, argon, and helium plasma, and controlling them through software-defined waveforms, it enables precise, clean, and accelerated skin regeneration across all layers. With added benefits of ozone and NO generation, UltraPlasma™ doesn’t just remove—it revitalizes.

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