Designer and manufacturer of new technology
for treatments in cosmetic dermatology

The accumulation of exposure to the sun, smoking, general pollution and aging are accompanied by age related distortion of the structural components of the skin. Fibroblasts, which are one of the main cells found in the connective tissue of the dermis, are responsible for the renewal of collagen and elastin. The natural production of collagen starts to decrease from the age of 25 and it is further accelerated from the age of 40. It is important to stimulate cell renewal to prevent the skin from ageing in order to take anti-ageing action. Intense pulsed light emits the flash of pulsed light at a wavelength of 535nm allowing the stimulation of fibroblast cells. This thermal denaturation of collagen induces neo-collagenesis ; the inflammatory response that results from heating the skin creates a cascade of reactions leading to the synthesis of collagen.

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 carried out a rejuvenation treatment had very satisfactory results; the depth of wrinkles were diminished, the skin tone and complexion improved and pores were tightened.

Using IPL for skin rejuvenation stimulates the production of collagen and elastin. There is also an improvement in skin elasticity, reduced pores and a reduction in fine lines. The skin is radiant and toned, the oval of the face is reshaped and the skin texture is improved. The results are visible from the first session.