Fusion PlasmaEncyclopedia

A cold plasma device is a professional aesthetic tool that turns a gas such as argon or helium into plasma — an ionized gas — and applies it to the skin surface. This interaction supports oxygenation and the skin's own renewal processes.

Fusion Plasma, invented by Emrah Seyfi Tatar, is designed to deliver stable and controlled plasma energy for consistent results across many applications.

The device creates a controlled stream of ionized particles and reactive species that interact with the skin. Research on cold atmospheric plasma describes effects such as support for collagen and elastin, improved microcirculation and support for the skin's natural regeneration. You can read the details, with links to published studies, in our encyclopedia.

High-heat devices work with strong thermal energy, which can mean more skin stress and longer recovery. Cold plasma works without excessive heat, so treatments are gentler, recovery is typically shorter and results are easier to control.

In professional aesthetics, cold plasma is used for the appearance of fine lines and skin laxity, acne-prone skin and the appearance of scars, skin texture, scalp care and better absorption of care products.

When performed by trained professionals with the correct settings, yes. Fusion Plasma is a CE-certified cosmetic device made for professional use, and every device is delivered with training. See safety and contraindications.

Med spas, aesthetic practitioners and clinics looking for advanced, non-invasive technology.

Stable energy, cold and warm plasma in one platform, interchangeable tips for many applications, and two models: the touchscreen Pro and the manual Cold&Warm.