Course Overview

The Cool Plasma Practitioner CPD Course provides comprehensive training in the safe and effective
use of the Coolplasmo Cold Plasma Beauty Device. This device combines
non-thermal cold plasma technology with targeted hot plasma energy to support skin regeneration,
resurfacing and lesion refinement.

This NATA-accredited CPD module includes full theory, device operation, probe selection,
contraindications, treatment protocols, health and safety, aftercare, and professional development
planning. Learners develop the confidence to deliver Cool Plasma treatments safely within a
clinical or aesthetic environment.

What Is the Coolplasmo System?

The Coolplasmo device delivers two advanced plasma modalities:

• Cold Plasma: Non-thermal ionised gas (30–70°C) for antibacterial action, reduced inflammation and cellular repair.
• Hot Plasma: High-energy plasma for precision resurfacing, wrinkle reduction, pigmentation treatment and lesion work.

Powered by medical-grade argon or helium, with multiple probe attachments, the system provides
versatile treatment options for acne, ageing, pigmentation, texture, scars, scalp health and more.

Who Is This Course For?

• Aesthetic practitioners
• Beauty therapists seeking new technologies
• Nurses, medics, and allied health professionals
• Clinics expanding their regenerative treatment menu
• Practitioners wanting structured CPD certification

Course Modules & Units

Unit 1: Introduction to Cool Plasma

Understanding cold vs hot plasma, its properties and relevance in aesthetics.

Unit 2: Plasma Science

Foundations of ionisation, reactive species, and how plasma interacts with skin.

Unit 3: Device Components & Probes

Full breakdown of the Coolplasmo handpieces, probes 1–10, and gas cylinder system.

Unit 4: Health & Safety Protocols

PPE, patient protection, equipment checks, gas safety and clinical governance.

Unit 5: Contraindications & Risk Management

Medical, medication-related and skin-based contraindications.

Unit 6: Cold Plasma Treatment Protocol

Parameter selection, correct technique, and treatment refinement.

Unit 7: Hot Plasma Treatment Protocol

Scanning, dotting, lesion work and safe energy control.

Unit 8: Aftercare & Recovery

Post-treatment skin management for both cold and hot plasma.

Unit 9: Assessment & Competency

Knowledge test, practical assessment and PDP reflective learning.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be able to:

• Explain the scientific principles behind cold and hot plasma.
• Identify all Coolplasmo components and their clinical applications.
• Conduct safe skin analysis and contraindication screening.
• Set up and operate the device safely using best practice.
• Select correct probes and parameters for a range of skin conditions.
• Perform cold plasma facial and targeted treatment protocols.
• Carry out hot plasma scanning and dotting techniques conservatively.
• Provide accurate aftercare guidance and identify complications.
• Meet NATA standards for documentation and clinical safety.
• Create a personalised PDP plan to support ongoing professional development.

Assessment & Certification

• Written knowledge workbook (pass mark 80%)
• Clinical competency assessment
• PDP reflective activity
• NATA Cool Plasma CPD Certificate issued upon completion