Step-by-Step Guides

Reviewed by OcuraLife Skin Experts · Updated June 2026

Step-by-step, visual walkthroughs for treating common spots at home with your Ocura Plasma Pen. Every guide gives you the right needle tip, the right power level, the exact technique, and the full aftercare timeline, in plain language.

Format

Visual + steps

Guides live

11

First session

5 to 30 minutes

Healing

4 days to 3 weeks

Start here

The Ocura Plasma Pen Visual User Guide →

Your complete device walkthrough: the needle tips, the 9 power levels, the technique, the blemish-by-blemish settings, and full aftercare. Read this first.

Guides by spot

Skin tagSkin tagsArc the base of the stalk; it dries and drops off.›Cherry angiomaCherry angiomasOne light arc to the little red dot.›MiliaMiliaOpen the cap gently on the lowest power.›Age spotsAge spotsLight micro-dots across the brown mark.›Sun spotsSun spotsFade UV pigment with a light, even pass.›Sebaceous hyperplasiaSebaceous hyperplasiaGently flatten the soft yellow bump.›Seborrheic keratosisSeborrheic keratosisStipple the waxy cap down, once cleared.›FrecklesFrecklesThe lightest touch, test one first.›Small dark bumps (DPN)Small dark bumps (DPN)Gentle, with extra care for deeper skin.›WartWartsStipple the surface over a few sessions.›MoleMolesOnly after a dermatologist clears it.›

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Common questions

Are these guides safe to follow at home?

Yes, when used as directed. Treat only spots you know are benign, patch-test first, and check with a doctor if you are unsure about a lesion.

Which guide should I start with?

Start with the Plasma Pen Visual User Guide. It covers the device, the tips, the power levels, and the technique you will use for every spot.

How long does treatment take to heal?

A small scab forms and falls off on its own, usually anywhere from about four days to three weeks depending on the spot, then the skin evens out. Keep daily SPF on the area while it heals.