Designer and manufacturer of new technology
for treatments in cosmetic dermatology

Vascular lesions (telangiectasia, erythrose, angiomas, rosacea, small varicosity, diffuse redness) are due to blood vessels that become visible under the skin. The pulsed light is absorbed from a wavelength of 500nm by oxyhaemoglobin, the targeted chromophore in the treatment of vascular lesions. The light is converted into heat, which causes significant heating of the vessel walls and leads to their destruction by photocoagulation and thrombosis without damaging the surrounding tissue. After treatment, the target vessel is then naturally removed from the body leaving no trace.

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 vascular treatment had very satisfactory results.

Intense pulsed light is particularly effective on superficial vascular lesions like blotches, spider veins, redness, etc.