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Plasma pen treatment is not recommended for pregnant women due to the inherent risk of infection which can be harmful to the baby. It is safest to wait until after the pregnancy to receive plasma pen.
The actual plasma pen, since it is heat, would be safe to use, but the topical numbing cream would need to be cleared by your ob/gyn physician.
Plasma Pen, as with all aesthetic treatments, are contraindicated during pregnancy. There are no studies to indicate the safety to the growing fetus and therefore any responsible provider will not perform procedures on a pregnant patient.
Technically, the heat of the plasma pen should not remove any filler if you wait at least 2-3 weeks after getting the filler.
I would avoid using plasma pen in the areas where you might keloid. Typically, no one forms keloids on eyelids, so it could be used there. If you form the large thick keloids, I suggest avoiding it all together.
Plasma MD would be a good treatment for forehead wrinkles. It works by stimulating fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin. It would not impede later surgery. Only Plasma MD is FDA approved.
