Portable ER Glass Fractional Optical Fiber Laser with Pulse Width 0.067ms-6.7ms

How it works?

Er: Glass Fiber Fractional Laser acts on fractional photothermolysis, based on creating spatially precise microscopic thermal wounds, is performed using a 1550-nm erbium fiber laser that targets water-containing tissue to effect the photocoagulation of narrow, sharply defined columns of skin known as microscopic thermal zones.
Fractional laser treatment with the 1550nm erbium fiber laser (MED-840) has bridged the gap between the ablative and nonablative laser modalities used to treat the epidermal and dermal signs of skin aging. By targeting water as its chromophore, the laser induces a dense array of microscopic, columnar thermal zones of tissue injury that do not perforate or impair the function of the epidermis. The significant skin remodeling (resurfacing) that ensues can be used to treat, with limited downtime, epidermal pigmentation, melasma, and rhytides, as well as textural abnormalities that include acne-related and surgical scars.

Applications

 Non-Ablative Photorejuvenation

 Skin Resurfacing & Smoothing of scars

 Against Acne – for Clean, Fresh Skin

 Wrinkle Removal

 Non-ablation and coagulation for the treatment of skin furrows and other textural irregularities.

Contrast Photos (Before & After)

Erbium Glass Laser (1550nm) System MED-840