Replacement and additional tips
Tips that change
with your routine.
The device does the same thing every time. The tip decides what that thing is for.
Left to right: General Tip for Face and Line modes, Narrow Tip for Spot Mode, and the Hair & Body Tip. Shown at their true relative sizes.
General Tip
Daily Face and Line modes. Maximum coverage.
The one you use every day. Face Mode and Line Mode both run on it.
$38
Narrow Tip
Spot Mode. Small targeted areas.
For blemishes, pigmentation and anywhere you want a smaller treatment area.
$38
Hair & Body Tip
Scalp, hairline, neck, chest, back and larger surfaces.
Opens the device up beyond the face, for scalp care and larger body areas.
$38
Which ones come with the device
Included and sold-separately status, compatibility and replacement guidance are published from the final product data, so that what you read here matches what actually ships. We do not estimate a replacement interval.
The shape does the work
Three apertures.
Three jobs.
The device does the same thing every time. What changes is the opening the plasma passes through, and how much skin it covers.
General Tip
Face Mode and Line Mode
An open oval aperture in a compact ring. The everyday tip, and the one that covers the most ground per stroke.
Narrow Tip
Spot Mode
The aperture closes down to a slot, so the treatment lands on a small area rather than spreading across it.
Hair & Body Tip
Face Mode
The same oval aperture set in a wide flange, so it rides steadily over scalp, neck, chest and back.
Engineering renders supplied by PLUNA, recoloured for the site. Shown at equal size so the openings can be compared, not to relative scale.
Care
Looking after a tip.
The same three habits for every tip, whichever one you are using.
Power off, then remove
Always switch the device off before removing a tip.
Rinse and dry fully
Rinse the tip and dry it completely before refitting.
Store flat and dry
Flat, cool and dry, out of direct sunlight.