ColdPlasma treatment
The ColdPlasma facial cleanses and rejuvenates the skin. A session in Estonia usually costs 45–80 €. Our directory lists several salons across Estonia.
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A ColdPlasma treatment, or cold plasma therapy, is a modern non-invasive facial that uses ionized air — cold plasma — to cleanse and rejuvenate the skin. Unlike heat-based procedures, cold plasma does not damage the skin's surface or require downtime, which makes it suitable even for sensitive skin. Our directory lists several salons offering ColdPlasma treatments across Estonia — you can find the service in Rakvere, Otepää, and Pärnu. As this is still a rare procedure, it's worth finding the right specialist early.
What is a ColdPlasma treatment?
A ColdPlasma treatment, or cold plasma therapy, is a non-invasive facial in which the skin is treated with ionized air — cold plasma. Unlike heat-based procedures, cold plasma does not damage the skin's surface or cause burns, so the treatment requires no downtime afterwards.
The device creates a thin plasma layer on the skin's surface that has an antibacterial effect and helps active ingredients absorb more deeply. The procedure is used in cleansing as well as rejuvenating and soothing treatments, often combined with serums, ampoules, and masks for a better result.
How does cold plasma affect the skin?
Cold plasma ionizes the air near the skin's surface, producing active particles that have a strong antibacterial and cleansing effect. This helps reduce acne-causing bacteria and soothe irritated, reddened skin.
In addition, plasma improves the skin's permeability, so the active ingredients used in the treatment — hyaluronic acid, vitamins, and peptides — absorb more effectively. Over time, the procedure promotes the skin's natural recovery, evens out the complexion, and helps maintain the skin's firmness.
Who is a ColdPlasma treatment suitable for?
The treatment is especially suitable for people with problem, acne-prone, or oily skin thanks to its antibacterial effect. It's also a good choice for sensitive and irritated skin, because the procedure is gentle and creates neither heat nor mechanical pressure.
Cold plasma is also used to alleviate signs of aging — loss of firmness and a dull complexion — and to restore the skin after other procedures. In the case of active skin inflammation, a herpes flare-up, pregnancy, or a pacemaker, you should definitely consult a beautician or doctor before the procedure.
The procedure, duration, and course
The procedure begins with cleansing the skin, after which the beautician gently moves the plasma device's tip across the face. Most clients feel a slight tingling or warmth, but the procedure is painless and needs no anesthesia. One session usually lasts 30–60 minutes, depending on how the treatment is structured.
For the best result, a course of 4–6 sessions is often recommended, done every 1–2 weeks. For problem skin, the beautician may recommend a denser schedule, followed by maintenance sessions a couple of times a year to preserve the result.
Result, aftercare, and price in Estonia
Calmer skin and a fresher complexion are often noticeable already after the first session, while a more lasting result develops over the course of the whole treatment series. As this is a non-invasive treatment, you can return to everyday life immediately afterwards, avoiding only strong sun and exfoliating products for the first few hours.
A single ColdPlasma session usually costs 45–80 € in Estonia, and course packages are cheaper per session. As the service is still relatively rare in Estonia, the price may vary from salon to salon and depends on the type of device, the length of the treatment, and the products used. For more precise information, it's worth checking the specific salon's price list.
Frequently asked questions
Is a ColdPlasma treatment painful?
No, a ColdPlasma treatment is painless. Most clients feel only a slight tingling or sensation of warmth during the procedure. As it is a non-invasive treatment, no anesthesia is needed and there is no downtime afterwards.
How many ColdPlasma sessions are needed?
The best result usually comes from a course of 4–6 sessions done every 1–2 weeks. For problem skin, the beautician may recommend a denser schedule. After the course, occasional maintenance sessions a couple of times a year help preserve the result.
How much does a ColdPlasma treatment cost?
A single ColdPlasma session usually costs 45–80 € in Estonia, and course packages are cheaper per session. As the service is still rare, the price may vary from salon to salon. You'll find the exact price in the specific salon's price list.
Who is a ColdPlasma treatment suitable for?
The treatment is especially suitable for people with problem, acne-prone, and oily skin thanks to its antibacterial effect, as well as for sensitive and irritated skin. It is also used to alleviate signs of aging and to restore the skin. In the case of contraindications, you should consult a beautician beforehand.
Is there downtime after the procedure?
No, ColdPlasma is a non-invasive treatment and leaves no visible marks, so you can return to everyday life immediately. For the first few hours, you should only avoid strong sun and the use of exfoliating products. This makes the treatment convenient even for people with a fast-paced lifestyle.
How often can a ColdPlasma treatment be done?
During a course, sessions are usually done every 1–2 weeks. After the course ends, maintenance sessions a couple of times a year are enough to preserve the result. The beautician will recommend an exact schedule based on your skin's condition and goal.