Therapeutic apheresis separates the human plasma from whole blood. By means of this modality, we can effectively remove toxins or unwanted proteins from plasma safely, and even add substances into plasma without complications. The clearance process is achieved with diffusion, hemofiltration, or adsorption. Increasing evidences are accumulating that such treatments are important to treat a variety of human diseases. Besides standard plasmapheresis, plasma perfusion, double filtration plasmapheresis, plasma diafiltration, and coupled plasma filtration and adsorption are among the common procedures we perform in clinical practice. We remove toxins or proteins according to membrane pore sizes, or adsorptive properties to specifically remove unwanted substances, with a hope to modify the disease process, and improve the patient outcomes.