A laser that transmits through liquid optical fibre instead of carrying the diode in the hand. The source sits inside the power module, not in the applicator, which leaves the applicator far lighter and protects the source from knocks. The latest generation liquid crystals spread the energy evenly over the treated surface.
What it brings
- Transmission by liquid optical fibre, with the source inside the power module
- A light applicator, because it no longer carries the diode
- Liquid crystals that spread the energy evenly
- Anti reflective lenses that remove beam refraction
- CONTACT COOLING system, cooling by contact
- Parts repairable on site, which lowers the maintenance cost
- Anyone who already has a Wavemed laser can move to this technology without changing system
Where it is used
- Aesthetic medicine
- Aesthetic clinic
- Dermatology
- Outpatient care
Specifications
| Technology | Laser with liquid optical fibre |
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| Source | Inside the power module, not in the applicator |
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| Optics | Liquid crystals and anti reflective lenses |
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| Cooling | CONTACT COOLING, by contact |
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| Maintenance | Parts repairable on site |
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| Platform | Modula, upgradeable from other Wavemed lasers |
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Technical information published by the manufacturer.