A physician-led plasma procedure for selected skin concerns
Why patients choose Plexr Plasma Pen
- Non-incisional procedure performed in the office
- Allows selected areas to be treated individually
- Treatment planning based on skin type, anatomy and aesthetic goals
- Topical numbing may be used before the procedure
- Follow-up and aftercare provided by Mooi’s clinical team
What is Plexr Plasma Pen?
Plexr uses plasma energy generated through a controlled electrical arc between the device tip and the skin. The device creates small, controlled treatment points on the skin’s surface without making a surgical incision. Your provider determines the treatment area, device settings and procedure plan following an individualized evaluation.
Areas and concerns that may be evaluated
How long does it last?
The appearance, healing process, number of procedures and duration of any aesthetic change vary by patient, treatment area and individual response. Your provider will discuss follow-up recommendations after evaluating your skin and response to the procedure.
Your Plexr treatment, step by step
Cost of the treatment
Frequently asked questions
How painful is Plexr treatment?
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Is Plexr better than surgery?
Who is a good candidate for Plexr?
Important information
Important Device Information: The PLEXRPLUS device is FDA-cleared for the removal and destruction of skin lesions and coagulation of tissue. Its use for cosmetic skin tightening, wrinkle reduction, acne scarring, stretch marks, pigmentation concerns or nonsurgical eyelid procedures is off-label. The safety and effectiveness of the device for these specific cosmetic uses have not been established by the FDA. Procedures are offered based on Your provider’s clinical judgment and available evidence. Individual results vary, and no specific outcome is guaranteed.
Plexr is a medical aesthetic procedure and involves a controlled injury to the skin. Potential risks, healing considerations and aftercare requirements depend on the treatment area and individual patient. Your provider will discuss possible complications, including pigment changes, prolonged redness, delayed healing, infection or scarring, as applicable, before treatment. Patients should follow the individualized aftercare instructions provided by Mooi.