Clinical Use Protocols PlasmaHealth in Dermatology
What is this material?
This is a professional clinical guide and practical protocol collection for dermatologists and aesthetic medicine specialists using the Plasma Health targeted gas ionization system. The document contains clear instructions for local hardware support for chronic, infectious, and inflammatory dermatoses. The guide explains the logic behind a differentiated approach to tissue, patient routing rules, and algorithms for the combined use of the device with topical therapy.
- Material Type: Professional clinical guide and technological reference.
- Suitable for: Dermatologists, cosmetologists, chief physicians and owners of aesthetic medicine clinics, and certified brand trainers.
- Format: Electronic reference document (PDF guide / Presentation) with process charts.
You receive:
- A unified hardware approach for 10 key dermatoses: Ready-made solutions for the most common and complex requests in dermatological practice.
- Clear separation by treatment type: Treatment routes are divided into the “Active Path” (using DermaFraction and DermaBoost microplasma thermolysis for hyperkeratosis) and the “Atraumatic Path” (using neutral media in ActiveION mode for reactive skin).
- Step-by-step treatment algorithms: From 5 to 7 strictly regulated stages—from preparation and exfoliation to hardware parameters and barrier closure.
- Legal and clinical protection: Protocols are designed with safety principles in mind, clearly distinguishing between hardware support and medical treatment, and include strict “stop signals” (contraindications).
