Plasma pen treatments vaporize tissue and generate a chemical and biological smoke plume containing toxic gases, ultrafine particles, and potential bioaerosols. Local plume evacuation is required to protect operators and clients.
Configuration:
Touch screen display
A metal outer host machine (with 2 built-in active carbon filters)
Standard accessories list
1pc HEPA filter
1pc single foot switch
1pc power cable
Safety & Evacuation Guidelines:
- Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV): General room air ventilation is not enough to capture contaminants at the source; you must use a portable air filter plume extractor as a dedicated inline system.
- Nozzle Distance: Keep the smoke evacuator inlet nozzle or wand close within 2 inches (5 cm) of the plasma pen treatment site for maximum capture efficiency. Moving the nozzle back drastically reduces capture rates (e.g., dropping efficiency significantly past a couple of inches).
- Continuous Activation: The evacuator must remain on and active the entire time the plasma pen is producing vapor or smoke, not just when the plume becomes heavy or visually dense.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Operators and anyone in the room should wear high-filtration masks (such as N95 or specialized surgical smoke/laser masks), appropriate eye protection, and gloves.
- Waste Disposal: Treat used filters, tubing, and pre-filters as infectious biohazard waste at the end of the procedure and replace them according to the manufacturer’s schedule.
User Manual: Plasma Concepts Air Filter instruction manual 1-2026
User Instruction Videos:
Plasma Concepts Air Filter Short video 1.26 min.
PlasmaMD Smoke-Plume Air Filter System Extended video 5.44 min.






