- What is the difference between cold and warm plasma on this pen?
- The pen's arc treats the skin surface; the cold and warm settings change how much heat reaches the spot. Warm settings act faster but raise the risk of burns, so start on the lower setting.
- Can I use it on my face?
- Yes, the pen is listed for face and body. Treat only small spots, keep the tip moving, and avoid moles or anything you have not had checked by a doctor.
- How often should I use it?
- Space sessions out and let each treated spot heal before going over it again. Most at-home plasma users treat a spot once and wait for the scab to fall off naturally.
- Does it come with a charger?
- It runs from an AC adaptor with a 100-240 V input, so it works on US and European mains with a plug adapter. Check the box contents for the adaptor and any tips.
- Is it safe for beginners?
- It is a real plasma arc, so it can burn skin. Beginners should test on a small body spot first and keep the power low until they know how the skin reacts.
- How does it compare with a clinic plasma treatment?
- Clinic devices deliver more controlled energy and a trained operator. This pen is much weaker, so expect slower results and more dependence on your own technique.
- Where is the Fusion Cold Warm Plasma Pen Spot Removal Cold Jet Plasma Machine cheapest?
- At eBay, for $1,289.67, as of our latest check.