Plasma Laser Anti-Spot Pen

The Plasma Laser Anti-Spot Pen is a handheld plasma-style beauty device. Its tip creates a tiny plasma arc just above the skin's surface, which works on the very top layer of skin in one small, precise spot. A small scab usually forms afterwards and comes away on its own as the skin renews.

It has 19 adjustable settings so you can start at the lowest level and stay in control. Because it works on the surface of your skin, it carries real risks, including scarring and changes in skin colour. It's only for small, harmless surface marks that a GP, dermatologist or qualified skin professional has already checked.

Please read the manufacturer's instructions, the advice below and the Safety & use section before your first session.

• Handheld plasma-style beauty pen
• 19 adjustable settings
• Precise tip for small, targeted areas
• Blue light function
• For adults only, after a professional has checked the mark

Type

Handheld plasma-style beauty pen

Settings

19 adjustable levels

Level bands

1–6 low, 7–12 medium, 13–19 high

Extra function

Blue light

1. 1
   Have the mark checked by your GP, a dermatologist or a qualified skin professional and make sure it's harmless and suitable for a cosmetic device.
2. 2
   Clean and disinfect the area and the pen tip carefully before each use.
3. 3
   Do a skin test on a small, discreet patch on the lowest setting, then wait several days to see how your skin settles and whether it changes colour.
4. 4
   If the test went well, start on a low setting. Hold the pen steady and touch the mark only briefly with short, light contacts.
5. 5
   Stop as soon as the surface of the mark changes. Don't go deeper or keep working on the same spot.
6. 6
   Follow the aftercare steps until the area has fully settled.

• Preliminary consultation: speak to a dermatologist or qualified healthcare professional before using the pen, especially if you have an existing skin condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or take any medication.
• Cleaning and disinfection: clean and disinfect the area and the pen tip before each use to reduce the risk of infection.
• Skin test: test a small, discreet area first to see how your skin reacts, and adjust the intensity if needed.
• Do not use on: suspicious moles, cancerous skin lesions, infected or inflamed areas, mucous membranes, professional tattoos, or areas close to the eyes.

This pen works on the surface of your skin and is not suitable for everyone. Please read all of this before use.

Get it checked first

• Before using the pen on any spot, mole, lump or mark, have it checked by your GP, a dermatologist or a qualified skin professional. Never use it on a mark that hasn't been looked at.
• See your GP promptly about any mole or mark that is new, changing in size, shape or colour, itchy, bleeding or crusting. These need medical assessment, not a beauty device.

Risks you should know about

• Scarring: the pen works on the skin's surface and can leave a permanent scar or a pitted mark, especially at higher settings or if the area is worked on too long.
• Pigmentation changes: the treated area can turn darker or lighter than the surrounding skin, and this can be long-lasting. The risk is higher on medium to dark skin tones and on tanned skin.
• Infection: broken skin can become infected if the area or tip isn't clean, or if you pick the scab.
• Redness, swelling, scabbing and tenderness are common after use and usually settle within a few days.

Do not use

• On moles, suspicious marks, or any lesion that could be skin cancer.
• On infected, inflamed, broken, sunburnt or irritated skin, or on mucous membranes such as the lips or inside the nose.
• On tattoos or permanent make-up.
• On or near the eyes or eyelids.
• If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, have a pacemaker or implanted electronic device, have diabetes or a condition that affects how your skin repairs itself, bleed easily or take blood-thinning medicine, or are prone to keloid or raised scars.
• On children or teenagers.

• Keep the area clean and dry for the first few days.
• Let the scab come away on its own. Don't pick, scratch or rub it.
• Avoid make-up, perfumed products, exfoliants and active skincare on the area until it has fully settled.
• Protect the area from the sun with a high-SPF sunscreen for several weeks afterwards, as new skin is more prone to darkening.
• Don't use the pen on the same area again until the skin has completely settled.
• See your GP or pharmacist if you notice increasing redness, heat, swelling, pus or pain, as these can be signs of infection.

Every order is packed within 1–2 working days and sent with a tracking number, so you can follow it all the way to your door. Delivery is free on every UK order.

30-day money-back guarantee: if you're not happy with your order, contact us within 30 days of purchase and we'll arrange a refund. See our refund policy for details.