Designer and manufacturer of new technology
for treatments in cosmetic dermatology

There are two types of pigmented lesions ; “solar lentigo”, which is associated with exposure to the sun, and “senile lentigo”, which is associated with the ageing of the skin, smoking, and general pollution. The two main factors responsible for pigmented lesions are exposure to the sun and the ageing of the skin as we get older. Pigmentation is a result of multiplication of the number of melanocytes, whose volume and activity increases as a result of these factors. Using IPL at a wavelength of 550nm allows an optical penetration depth of 2mm. With this filtration the chosen target is melanin on the skin surface, which then absorbs the light energy resulting in a build-up of heat causing its destruction. After the session, the destroyed particles are then removed by the “phagocytosis” principle which is particle removal by intracellular digestion.

Pathological types of pigmented lesions such as nevus naevocellulires and Dubreuilh melanosis cannot be treated with intense pulsed light.

Excellent results from the first session.

A short flash duration and high power allows protection and comfort for the skin.

According to our clinical study conducted by the Group for Research and Evaluation in Dermatology and Cosmetology (GREDECO) on volunteers recruited from the Hospital Pitié-Salpêtrière in Paris, the subjects who completed treatment for pigmentation had very satisfactory results.