Plasma Therapy — Acne Treatment

Plasma Therapy at Body Factory Olomouc uses a high-frequency electrical discharge device to generate plasma energy at the skin surface — a different technology from PRP (platelet-rich plasma) injections. The electrical discharge produces ozone (O₃) and nitric oxide as secondary byproducts, delivering antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and collagen-stimulating effects directly to the skin. The 60-minute session follows an 11-step protocol: lymphatic prep using glass cups, double UV spatula cleansing, two rounds of plasma therapy application separated by salicylic acid treatment, collagen serum application, osmotic mask, thermal compress, and final moisturiser. This double-pass plasma approach maximises bactericidal effect on acne-causing bacteria while simultaneously stimulating collagen production. The treatment requires no downtime, produces no redness, and is effective for active acne as well as post-acne skin recovery.

Plasma Therapy for acne at Body Factory Olomouc applies high-frequency electrical discharge to produce a plasma — a partially ionised gas — at the skin surface. This device-generated plasma differs entirely from PRP injections: it requires no blood draw, no needles, and produces its therapeutic effects through electromagnetic energy rather than growth factors. As the device generates its high-frequency discharge, two biologically active molecules are produced at the skin surface: ozone (O₃) and nitric oxide (NO). Ozone is a powerful but short-lived oxidant that disrupts bacterial cell walls and lipid membranes, making it highly effective against Cutibacterium acnes (the primary acne-causing bacterium) without the antibiotic resistance concerns associated with topical or oral antibiotic protocols. Nitric oxide acts as a vasodilator and signalling molecule that supports wound healing and collagen synthesis, contributing to the long-term skin improvement beyond simple antibacterial effects. The 11-step protocol maximises both the bactericidal and regenerative outcomes. The session opens with makeup removal and glass-cup facial lymphatic drainage to activate circulation and prepare the tissue. UV spatula cleansing follows, using high-frequency vibration to dislodge surface debris and apply antiseptic energy. The first plasma therapy round targets active lesions. Salicylic acid (left for 3 minutes) penetrates follicular openings to dissolve sebaceous plugs. A second UV spatula cleansing removes loosened material. The second plasma round deepens the bactericidal effect and stimulates the collagen response. Collagen serum is then applied to the freshly prepared skin surface, followed by a gel osmotic mask that drives serum deeper via osmotic pressure, a thermal compress, and a final hydrating moisturiser. No redness, peeling, or recovery period is expected. Sessions can be spaced weekly for active acne, transitioning to monthly maintenance once skin clears. The treatment is also appropriate for general skin oiliness control and pore refinement in non-acne-prone clients.