Cold Atmospheric Plasma (CAP)
Eczema, dermatitis and Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW)
NEW DERMA WELLNESS CLINIC
CAP Therapy for Eczema, Dermatitis & Topical Steroid Withdrawal
Cold Atmospheric Plasma may be incorporated into a personalised skin-support plan for eczema-prone, reactive and compromised skin.
SENSITIVE + REACTIVE SKIN
NON-INVASIVE TECHNOLOGY
PERSONALISED CARE
BARRIER-CONSCIOUS APPROACH
THREE FORMS OF PLASMA ENERGY
Different Forms Of Plasma For Different Skin Concerns
Different forms of plasma technology may be selected depending on your skin concern, current condition and treatment goals.
Jet Plasma
Nail concerns
Ozone Plasma
Acne and rosacea concerns
SIGNATURE TREATMENT
Discover CAP Therapy
Cold Atmospheric Plasma Therapy
Gentle, non-invasive skin support for compromised, reactive and eczema-prone skin.
CAP Therapy uses non-invasive plasma technology and may be incorporated into a personalised skin plan when the goal is to support the skin without relying on aggressive resurfacing or unnecessary trauma.
CAP Therapy may be considered for:
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Sensitive + reactive skin
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Eczema-prone skin
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Compromised skin barriers
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Persistent redness
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Dermatitis-prone skin
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Support during a TSW skin journey
WHERE DO I START?
Choose By Skin Concern
Instead of asking “Which treatment?”, start with what you're experiencing.
Eczema + Reactive Skin
Explore skin support →Topical Steroid Withdrawal
Explore TSW support →Sensitive + Compromised Barrier
Explore skin support →Breakouts + Congestion
Explore treatments →Texture + Skin Ageing
Explore skin rejuvenation →Facial Tension + Sculpting
Explore facial treatments →
OUR APPROACH
Every Skin Journey Is Different.
Every skin journey is different.
That’s why Derma Wellness Clinic doesn’t believe in fitting every client into the same facial or treatment protocol.
Your recommendations may combine advanced skin technology, hands-on treatments, homecare and ongoing support depending on what your skin needs.
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Understand
We start with your skin history, concerns and goals.
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Assess
We look at your current barrier health and condition.
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Treat
Your treatment is selected around your individual skin.
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Support
Homecare and future treatments are recommended as your skin changes.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
CAP Therapy
Learn more about how Cold Atmospheric Plasma works, who it may suit and what to expect from your treatment.
How does Cold Atmospheric Plasma work?
Cold Atmospheric Plasma generates reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, commonly referred to as RONS.
Rather than aggressively resurfacing or exfoliating the skin, CAP is used as a non-invasive technology that may help create an environment that supports the skin’s natural repair processes.
Who may benefit from CAP treatments?
CAP may be considered for people experiencing eczema and dermatitis, Topical Steroid Withdrawal, acne and congestion, inflamed or reactive skin, compromised skin barriers, slow-healing or damaged skin, and skin affected by microbial imbalance.
Every skin is different, so suitability is assessed during consultation before treatment begins.
How many CAP treatments will I need?
The number and frequency of treatments varies depending on the skin concern, its severity and how the skin responds.
For chronic or highly reactive skin concerns such as eczema or TSW, CAP may be recommended as part of a course rather than as a single treatment.
Appointments may initially be scheduled more regularly and then spaced further apart as the skin becomes more stable.
Can the skin temporarily look worse after CAP?
Reactive or compromised skin can naturally fluctuate throughout its recovery journey.
Some clients may experience temporary changes such as increased dryness, flaking, itching, redness or shedding as the skin continues to change.
Your skin will be monitored throughout your treatment plan, and recommendations can be adjusted according to how it responds.
Is there downtime after CAP?
CAP itself is generally a non-invasive treatment with minimal downtime.
However, clients experiencing eczema, TSW or significantly compromised skin may already have redness, dryness, flaking, sensitivity or inflammation, and these symptoms may continue to fluctuate independently of treatment.
Homecare and aftercare recommendations will be tailored to the current condition and tolerance of your skin.
