CO₂ fractional laser – BH0529

Device power: 1-60W
Laser apparatus: Sealed
laser device simulated
by direct current
Spot size: 0.02~0.05mm2
Output mode: Continuous, single pulse,
interval and super pulse
Distance: 0.1-2.6 mm
Weight: 40kg

Aiming beam: Red semiconductor laser (635 nm, less than 5 mw)

Beam transport device: Articulated arm with 7 joints and counterweight

Graphics scanning: Circle, triangle, square, rectangle, hexagon, ellipse, line

Description

Fractional laser is a technology used in aesthetic medicine for skin regeneration and the treatment of various skin problems. It works by emitting micro laser beams that penetrate the epidermis and reach the deeper layers of the skin, stimulating regenerative processes and collagen production.

Examples of treatments:

  • Removing acne scars: Fractional laser is often used to reduce scars caused by acne. Laser beams damage microscopic fragments of the skin, which stimulates its natural regeneration and smoothes the surface of the scars. It usually requires a series of treatments, but the effects are visible after a few sessions – the skin becomes smoother and the scars less visible.
  • Wrinkle reduction and skin firming: Fractional laser treatment helps reduce fine wrinkles, especially around the eyes, mouth, and forehead. By stimulating collagen production, the skin becomes more elastic and taut. The result is a rejuvenated appearance and improved facial contours, as well as a reduction in the visibility of fine lines.

 

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Fractional CO₂ laser – example return on investment. The average market price for one treatment, e.g., for the face, is approx. PLN 3,500, and PLN 4,000 for the décolletage. This means that the investment can be recouped after treating just 15 clients.
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