CANDELA VBEAM PERFECTA – INCLUDES NEW DYE KIT
In simple terms, Vbeam Perfecta is able to target deep blood vessels in the skin while “bypassing” the top layer of the skin pigmentation. This translates into better result in reducing redness, and better safety profile especially in darker skin type.
erfecta can do it all: from rejuvenation by correcting red and brown skin discoloration, like Aesthetica, to eliminating virtually all vascular and pigmented lesions, like the Platinum. The Perfecta features advanced micro-pulse technology, multiple handpieces for treating various spot sizes, and our patented Dynamic Cooling Device (DCD) cooling system, which all but eliminates patient downtime by preventing purpura, or bruising. And like all Candela products, Perfecta is backed by Candela’s unmatched training, marketing and service—including a financing program that’s right for your practice.
Treatment Conditions:
• Skin Rejuvenation
• Diffuse Redness
• Pigmentation
• Freckles
• Sun Spots
• Rosacea
• Acne
• Facial Veins
• Leg Veins
• Pigmented Lesions
• Wrinkles
• Poikiloderma of Civatte
• Angiomas
• Hemangiomas
• Port Wine Stains
• Scars and Stretch Marks
• Warts
• Venous Lakes
• Psoriasis
• Benign Gynecological Vascular Lesions
• Other Benign Cutaneous Vascular Lesions
What the Vbeam Perfecta system treats
The Vbeam system is a world renowned, easy to use pulsed dye laser recognized as the gold standard technology for the treatment of vascular lesions. The Vbeam PDL has been proven time and again for the successful treatment of a wide array of vascular, pigmented, and certain non-pigmented lesions, with a low incidence of side effects.
Vbeam Technology Explained
The VBeam Perfecta utilises pulsed-dye technology, which emits laser energy at wavelength of 595nm. There are 2 important aspects of a specific wavelength in laser treatment effects.
Firstly, the relatively deeper penetration of the 595nm wavelength ensures that the laser energy reaches the deeper part of the skin (dermis), where the target blood vessels are found. Secondly, the 595nm wavelength is preferentially targeting the haemoglobin in the blood vessels, and relatively less on melanin (pigment).
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