Lattice laser technology
Dot matrix is a mode of laser emission, in which a special image generator (CPG) is installed to change the emission mode of light. Dot matrix laser can emit focal spots of 50um-80um through a high focusing mirror, and scan these focal spots into up to six rectangular shapes (circular, square, rectangular, diamond, triangular, linear).
The image generator (CPG) disperses the originally focused light spot into several tens to hundreds of smaller focal spots, where trace amounts of thermal damage are separated. This way, the normal tissues between the thermal damages are not affected, and this part of the skin can serve as a thermal diffusion area, avoiding possible side effects such as thermal damage and promoting the healing process of the skin.
This can reduce the thermal damage to the skin caused by one-time treatment, ensure the effectiveness of the treatment, and alleviate the patient's pain, allowing the patient to resume daily life in a shorter period of time.
Dot matrix laser technology is a skin beauty technique that falls between invasive and non-invasive minimally invasive treatments. The theory of fractional photothermal decomposition, also known as fractional laser therapy theory, was first published by Dr. Pox Anderson, a laser medical aesthetics expert at Harvard University in the United States, in 2004. It was immediately recognized by experts around the world and quickly applied to clinical treatment.
The fractional photothermal decomposition theory is an extension of the traditional selective photothermal decomposition theory. Combining the rapid and significant effects of invasive treatment with the advantages of non-invasive treatment, such as minimal side effects and short recovery time. Dot matrix laser therapy is the use of laser to evenly create tiny holes on the skin, thereby forming three areas of thermal peeling, thermal solidification, and thermal effects in the skin layer.
Subsequently, it triggers a series of skin biochemical reactions, stimulating the fart skin to self repair. Achieve the effects of firming, softening, and removing pigmentation. Due to the fact that the dot matrix laser treatment only covers this part of the skin tissue and the newly drilled small holes do not overlap with each other, some normal skin is preserved and the recovery is accelerated. The patient can resume normal life in four to five days.
The treatment itself is relatively safe and can treat any part of the body. Indications include acne scars, fading and eliminating pigmentation, surgical scars, burn scars, melasma, traumatic scars, wrinkles, skin laxity, and photoaging skin. These clinical applications have been used both domestically and internationally, with significant therapeutic effects.
Shenzhen Ruicheng Optoelectronic Technology Co., Ltd. specializes in the production of various optical lenses, optical lenses, prisms, flat glass coatings, beauty instrument specific lenses, laser equipment specific lenses, focusing lenses, filters, spectrometers, combiners, fiber field lenses, medical device specific filters, infrared cutoff filters, infrared acrylic, etc
The image generator (CPG) disperses the originally focused light spot into several tens to hundreds of smaller focal spots, where trace amounts of thermal damage are separated. This way, the normal tissues between the thermal damages are not affected, and this part of the skin can serve as a thermal diffusion area, avoiding possible side effects such as thermal damage and promoting the healing process of the skin.
This can reduce the thermal damage to the skin caused by one-time treatment, ensure the effectiveness of the treatment, and alleviate the patient's pain, allowing the patient to resume daily life in a shorter period of time.
Dot matrix laser technology is a skin beauty technique that falls between invasive and non-invasive minimally invasive treatments. The theory of fractional photothermal decomposition, also known as fractional laser therapy theory, was first published by Dr. Pox Anderson, a laser medical aesthetics expert at Harvard University in the United States, in 2004. It was immediately recognized by experts around the world and quickly applied to clinical treatment.
The fractional photothermal decomposition theory is an extension of the traditional selective photothermal decomposition theory. Combining the rapid and significant effects of invasive treatment with the advantages of non-invasive treatment, such as minimal side effects and short recovery time. Dot matrix laser therapy is the use of laser to evenly create tiny holes on the skin, thereby forming three areas of thermal peeling, thermal solidification, and thermal effects in the skin layer.
Subsequently, it triggers a series of skin biochemical reactions, stimulating the fart skin to self repair. Achieve the effects of firming, softening, and removing pigmentation. Due to the fact that the dot matrix laser treatment only covers this part of the skin tissue and the newly drilled small holes do not overlap with each other, some normal skin is preserved and the recovery is accelerated. The patient can resume normal life in four to five days.
The treatment itself is relatively safe and can treat any part of the body. Indications include acne scars, fading and eliminating pigmentation, surgical scars, burn scars, melasma, traumatic scars, wrinkles, skin laxity, and photoaging skin. These clinical applications have been used both domestically and internationally, with significant therapeutic effects.
Shenzhen Ruicheng Optoelectronic Technology Co., Ltd. specializes in the production of various optical lenses, optical lenses, prisms, flat glass coatings, beauty instrument specific lenses, laser equipment specific lenses, focusing lenses, filters, spectrometers, combiners, fiber field lenses, medical device specific filters, infrared cutoff filters, infrared acrylic, etc