Innovative Cold Plasma Therapy for Wound Care

PlasmaDerm cold plasma technology combines scientifically proven effects with simple and safe application. It is suitable for use in hospitals, medical practices, outpatient care, and home care settings.

Cold Plasma with Clinically Proven Effects

Cold plasma therapy with deep-acting microcirculation support

PlasmaDerm supports the healing of chronic and infected wounds. The therapy reduces microbial load and inflammatory reactions while demonstrably improving microcirculation.

This effect lasts for several hours and reaches deep tissue layers. This deep-acting support of microcirculation is a distinctive feature of PlasmaDerm.

Whether used in an inpatient, outpatient, or home care setting, PlasmaDerm provides clinically proven support for wound healing.

Indications

PlasmaDerm can be used for chronic and non-healing wounds, including:

• Ulcers caused by chronic venous insufficiency

• Ulcers caused by peripheral arterial occlusive disease

• Mixed venous-arterial ulcers

• Diabetic foot ulcers

• Pressure ulcers

• Infected wounds

Pre- and Postoperative Wound Management

PlasmaDerm can also be used as part of pre- and postoperative wound management, including:

• Treatment of infected wounds

• Supportive treatment before and after skin graft procedures

• Postoperative wound healing disorders

Mode of Action

More than cold plasma: proven effects in deeper tissue layers

PlasmaDerm is distinguished by its unique mode of action. The technology combines the effects of cold plasma with those of an electric field.

The electric field penetrates deep into the tissue, enhancing microcirculation and tissue oxygenation. These effects have been shown to persist for several hours.

What Makes PlasmaDerm Unique?

Proven deep-acting microcirculation support

A distinctive feature of PlasmaDerm is its demonstrated ability to increase microcirculation down to the deeper tissue layers. This represents a key advantage that clearly differentiates PlasmaDerm from other treatment methods.

Reduction of Microbial Load

Cold plasma inactivates microorganisms, including multidrug-resistant bacteria, and has a positive effect on the wound environment.

Influence on Inflammatory Processes

Regular use of cold plasma therapy can help overcome the chronic inflammatory phase of a wound, thereby supporting the healing process.

Promotion of Wound Healing and Tissue Regeneration

The different mechanisms of action of PlasmaDerm work synergistically to promote wound healing and tissue regeneration.

Additional effects, such as the promotion of cell proliferation, cell migration, and angiogenesis, can further contribute positively to the natural healing process.

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