Zero downtime, plasma results.

True Plasma™ is the most advanced treatment on the LUXEplaxel®, for deeper tightening. A fine probe hovers just above the skin and releases precise dots of ionized plasma, used for deeper lines, crepey eyelids and resurfacing around the eyes, the mouth and the décolletage. It is one of six tips on the same handpiece.

Yes. Plan on 5 to 7 days of downtime. Small carbon crusts form within a day or two and fall off on their own in 5 to 7 days, revealing fresh skin; clients should not pick them. Final results show at around 12 weeks.

Results can last 2 to 3 years. Individual results vary.

PlasmaChanneling® is the zero-downtime treatment: non‑ablative, needle-free, 30 to 45 minutes, typically sold as a series of six. True Plasma™ is the advanced tier for deeper tightening, with 5 to 7 days of downtime. Both run on the same LUXEplaxel® handpiece, so a provider can offer both.

Many pens sold as plasma pens create an electric arc: a hot electrical discharge that can leave brown or black carbonized marks. True Plasma™ ionizes the air into plasma, the fourth state of matter, and leaves a white sublimation dot. The film above shows the two side by side.

Certified providers only. True Plasma™ certification is the advanced level after PlasmaChanneling® certification, with model work reviewed by Rachael Arnold, L.E. Scope of practice varies by state and country, and some states restrict this kind of plasma treatment for estheticians, so check your board's rules.

The True Plasma™ tip is one of the six tips on the LUXEplaxel®. The True Plasma™ Skincare Kit package adds a recovery tonic, client aftercare kits, numbing spray, concealers and 50 probes.

Yes. The FREE Plasma Mini-Course includes Rachael's six original True Plasma™ lessons, from what the technology is to safety, contraindications and skin types. They're education, not certification.

PlasmaChanneling® is Plaxel's proprietary non‑ablative, zero‑downtime treatment. A dedicated tip leverages cold and warm plasma to create temporary superficial channels in the skin's barrier while infusing a powerful blend of Korean serums (PDRN and peptides). The result: an instant tightening effect that evolves with each session. It is performed by licensed estheticians with the LUXEplaxel®, engineered by MEDSUN Korea.

No. PlasmaChanneling® is non‑ablative and needle‑free, so there is zero downtime. Clients typically leave with a mild pink flush and go straight back to normal activity, with no crusting, no peeling and no recovery days. That is the difference between PlasmaChanneling® and ablative plasma treatments such as fibroblast, which shed carbon crusts over about a week.

No. The LUXEplaxel® needs no argon, nitrogen or any other gas: it ionizes the gases already present in the air to create plasma. Devices such as the CoolJet and the Fusion 8 run on argon, which means tanks, refills and a running cost per treatment. PlasmaChanneling® has no consumable gas, so the only per‑session cost is the serum protocol.

Cold plasma pens and jet plasma pens, including the Jet Plasma T33 (about $9,200) and the D66 (about $5,234), deliver cold plasma only: a surface treatment that is not designed for lift. PlasmaChanneling® adds a warm plasma component that opens temporary channels in the skin's barrier, then infuses Korean PDRN and peptide serums through them, for an instant tightening effect. The LUXEplaxel® ($4,897) also carries a cold plasma tip, so everything a cold plasma pen does stays on your menu, on the same handpiece, at about half the price of the T33.

No. Fusion plasma is cold plasma disguised under a new name, so the same limits apply: surface treatment and no lift. The Fusion 8 is an ozone‑plus‑argon platform priced near $13,000 and the Fusion Go ($7,500) docks an existing pen; both need argon gas to run. PlasmaChanneling® delivers the lift, the LUXEplaxel® ($4,897) costs substantially less, and it needs no gas at all.

A session runs 30 to 45 minutes. The tightening effect is visible after the first session and the appearance keeps evolving with each one; PlasmaChanneling® is typically sold as a series of six, spaced 72 hours to 6 weeks apart depending on the protocol, with monthly maintenance after. Certified providers typically charge $275 to $299 per session.

Plaxel's recommended protocol uses Korean P.oN peptide and PDRN serums, infused while the channels are open, followed by the O2Revive MD oxygen spray. The PlasmaChanneling® Skincare Kit, available with the LUXEplaxel®, includes a box of P.oN serums (10 vials), 10 glass dropper bottles, 10 oxygen aftercare sprays, a back‑bar bottle of O2Revive MD Oxygen Spray and a PlasmaChanneling® tip. The serum protocol is a defining part of the treatment, not an optional add‑on.

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Licensed estheticians, nurses and skincare professionals who complete Plaxel's PlasmaChanneling® certification. Scope of practice varies by state and country, so check your board's rules; PlasmaChanneling® is non‑ablative, which matters in states that restrict ablative plasma treatments. Start with the free Plasma Mini-Course with Rachael Arnold, L.E.: five PlasmaChanneling® lessons, including a full treatment on camera, plus her six original True Plasma™ lessons. Every LUXEplaxel® includes lifetime online training and PlasmaChanneling® certification, plus a listing in the certified provider directory once your profile and badge are live.

The LUXEplaxel®, engineered by MEDSUN Korea and sold by Luxe Plasma, LLC to licensed professionals. It costs $4,897, about $237 a month with financing at checkout, and carries six tips on one handpiece: PlasmaChanneling®, True Plasma™, Cold Plasma, Fine Line Eraser, Imperfection Removal and Hair Rejuvenation. Online training, certification and a one‑year warranty are included, and it needs no gas.