Jet Plasma Technology Overview
Jet Plasma is a professional, non-invasive technology used for advanced skin and scalp treatments. It supports a range of applications, including skin rejuvenation, collagen and elastin support, pigmentation, acne-prone skin, enhanced product absorption, and scalp and hair applications.
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How Jet Plasma Works
Professional Applications
Jet Plasma Devices
Treatment Series & Results
Safety & Treatment Considerations
Professional Jet Plasma Training
FAQs
How Jet Plasma Works
Jet Plasma utilizes Cold Atmospheric Plasma (CAP), created when energy is applied to a gas, causing it to ionize. This produces a mixture of electrons, ions, and reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS/RNS) that interact with the skin through cellular signaling and other biological processes.
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These interactions support fibroblast activity, collagen and elastin production, antimicrobial activity, skin regeneration, and enhanced product absorption—without relying on heat or controlled surface injury.
Professional Applications
Skin Rejuvenation
Fine lines, wrinkles, laxity, collagen remodeling, texture, scarring, and stretch marks.
Pigmentation & Skin Tone
Hyperpigmentation, melasma, age spots, sun damage, post-acne marks, and uneven skin tone.
Acne & Skin Concerns
Active acne and acne-prone skin, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, and keratosis pilaris.
Product Absorption
Temporary microchannels can enhance the penetration of professionally selected topical products.
Scalp & Hair
Scalp health, thinning hair, and hair growth applications.
Additional professional applications may vary based on the treatment protocol, device, and individual client needs.
Jet Plasma with Other Aesthetic Treatments
Jet Plasma may be performed as a standalone treatment or incorporated with other aesthetic treatments. Depending on the treatment and appropriate protocol, Jet Plasma may be used alongside services such as facials, HydraFacial, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, microneedling or microchanneling, and other aesthetic procedures.
Appropriate timing and treatment order are important when combining Jet Plasma with other procedures, including injectables such as Botox and dermal fillers. Combination protocols are covered in professional Jet Plasma training.
Jet Plasma Devices
Jet Plasma technology is available across several professional devices, each offering different features and capabilities for skin and scalp applications. All utilize Jet Plasma technology, while differences in output, operating modes, and energy delivery provide professionals with options based on their treatment needs and practice.
Up to ~19 kV | Skin + Scalp
Newest and most powerful Jet Plasma system with ceramic-mediated plasma delivery, 6 treatment levels, and continuous 5-minute treatment cycles without a cooling period.
Jet Cold D66 →
Up to 17.17 kV | Face + Body
High-output skin-focused system with 3 power levels and Pulse, Linear Continuous, and Wavy modes for greater treatment customization.
Root Cold D77 →
Up to 14.88 kV | Skin + Scalp
Designed with scalp and hair applications in mind, with 3 power levels, Pulse and Linear Continuous modes, and adjustable frequency settings.
Jet R97 →
Up to 14.97 kV | Face + Body + Scalp
Versatile Jet Plasma system with touchscreen control, 3 power levels, and Pulse and Continuous modes for a wide range of applications.
Treatment Series & Results
Jet Plasma treatments may be performed individually or as part of a series, depending on the treatment goals, device, treatment area, and individual client.
For many applications, a series of approximately 3–6 treatments, spaced at least 72 hours apart, may be recommended. Some clients may notice visible changes after an initial treatment, while improvements associated with collagen and elastin production can continue to develop over the weeks and months following treatment.
Results may last 2–4 years, although longevity varies based on factors such as age, genetics, lifestyle, and sun exposure. Jet Plasma does not stop the natural aging process, and periodic maintenance treatments may help support and extend results over time.
Safety & Treatment Considerations
Jet Plasma is a non-invasive treatment, but proper client consultation and screening are important before treatment. Certain health conditions, medications, implanted devices, recent procedures, and other factors may affect whether or when a client should receive a Jet Plasma treatment.
Practitioners should follow device-specific protocols, contraindications, precautions, and aftercare guidelines as covered in professional Jet Plasma training.
Professional Jet Plasma Training
All Jet Plasma devices purchased through Nue Radiance include online training, covering device operation, treatment protocols, safety, and proper application.
Hands-on Jet Plasma training is also available at an additional cost for professionals who prefer in-person instruction and practical experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Jet Plasma different from laser treatments?
Jet Plasma uses Cold Atmospheric Plasma (CAP) rather than laser light or thermal energy. Unlike many laser treatments that rely on controlled heat or tissue injury, Jet Plasma delivers non-thermal plasma energy without creating controlled surface injury. The technologies work differently and may be selected based on the client’s goals, skin concerns, and treatment plan.
Is Jet Plasma the same as Fibroblast Plasma?
No. Jet Plasma and Fibroblast Plasma are different technologies. Jet Plasma is non-invasive and does not create the controlled surface injury or carbon crusting associated with Fibroblast Plasma treatments.
Is there downtime after Jet Plasma?
Jet Plasma typically requires minimal downtime because it does not create controlled surface injury or carbon crusting. Temporary redness may occur following treatment and can last up to approximately 12 hours. Practitioners should advise clients not to apply anything to the treated area for the first 12 hours other than products applied by the practitioner immediately following treatment.
Have Questions?
If you’re considering adding Jet Plasma to your practice and would like more information about the devices or training, contact us.
Call or Text: 562-706-4967
Email: info@nueradiance.com