Ocura Plasma Pen
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The Ocura Plasma Pen is a rechargeable at-home device that uses a small plasma arc at the tip to dry out skin tags, cherry angiomas, milia, small dark bumps and age spots. It has 9 adjustable power levels, an LCD readout for power and battery, and multiple needle tips, with each spot taking about 5 minutes. Buyers say it works well on tags and angiomas and that treated spots dry up and flake off within about a week, though larger areas need several sessions over a month. It suits people with small, clearly identified blemishes who want to avoid clinic visits; it is not a substitute for a dermatologist's diagnosis, and moles or anything suspicious should be checked first.
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Lowest price we've seen: $49.99 on Nov 11 at OcuraLife. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
Buyers mostly report that it works on skin tags, cherry angiomas and back blemishes, calling it easy to use and fast. They note some pain and a burning smell, and that larger areas took several sessions over about a month.
The Ocura Plasma Pen is a handheld device that uses plasma ionization technology. It creates a small, controlled plasma arc at the tip. It is used on skin tags, cherry angiomas, milia, small dark bumps (DPN), age spots and similar blemishes.
The pen has 9 adjustable power levels, so treatment can start at a gentle setting. An LCD display shows the power level and battery status. The battery recharges through a USB cable.
Each spot takes about 5 minutes to treat. A small protective scab forms and falls off on its own between Day 3 and Day 7. Before use, cleanse the treatment area. After treatment, apply healing patches, then a recovery cream twice daily and SPF 50 sunscreen daily.