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Indications

Indications

From pigment and vascular lesions to wrinkles, scars and hair removal — discover per indication which technologies we offer and which devices fit.

(Acne) scars

Scars: disrupted collagen architecture as the treatment target

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Acne

Acne: a multifactorial skin condition with several treatment goals

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Benign skin lesions

Benign skin lesions are common and represent a frequent indication in aesthetic and dermatological practice. They include seborrhoeic keratoses, verrucae seborrhoicae, syringomas, xanthelasma, fibromas, naevi (where indicated) and other benign epidermal or superficial dermal lesions.

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Hair removal

Laser hair removal: permanent hair reduction through selective photothermolysis

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Melasma

Melasma: multifactorial hyperpigmentation as a therapeutic challenge

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Permanent makeup removal

Permanent makeup removal: pigment-specific targeting

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Pigmentation

Pigmentation: excess melanin as the target for light energy

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Skin quality improvement

Skin quality improvement: surface skin quality as the treatment goal

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Skin rejuvenation

Skin rejuvenation: structural repair of the dermis

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Skin tightening

Skin tightening: neocollagenesis as the basis for non-invasive lifting

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Stretch marks

Stretch marks: disrupted skin structure caused by mechanical stretching

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Tattoo removal

Tattoo removal: photomechanical breakdown of ink particles

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Vascular lesions

Vascular skin conditions: from diffuse redness to deeper-lying vessels

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Wrinkles

Wrinkles develop through a gradual loss of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid, combined with changes in the architecture of the skin. As skin ages, fibroblast activity declines, cell renewal slows and the skin's natural capacity to repair itself diminishes. Intrinsic ageing, UV exposure, lifestyle, facial expression and genetic predisposition all contribute to the breakdown of connective tissue.

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