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BMFR25
Newangie
Unlike invasive ablative lasers, the 1927nm wavelength features extremely high water absorption, allowing it to gently remove epidermal pigmentation, melasma, and sun damage. Post-treatment, the skin takes on a smooth, luminous texture—resembling the look of BB cream.
A full-face treatment takes just 6 to 8 minutes. This rapid procedure allows your clinic to treat more patients, thereby significantly boosting daily revenue and return on investment (ROI).
Suitable for all Fitzpatrick skin types (I–VI). Its sub-ablative technology creates Micro-Thermal Zones (MTZs) while keeping the stratum corneum intact, meaning patients can resume normal activities within 24 to 48 hours.
Fractal Mode: The laser beam is split into hundreds of tiny beams by a special optical system (such as a microlens array), creating a series of tiny treatment zones (MTZs) on the skin while ensuring the surrounding skin remains intact.
Precise Emission: During treatment, the treatment head is typically kept perpendicular to the skin and stationary, moving slightly after each emission to cover the next area.
Wide Range of Adjustable Parameters: Energy density, treatment mode, and spot size can usually be precisely adjusted, providing high flexibility and enabling personalized treatment.
Deeper Penetration: The more concentrated energy effectively penetrates the dermis, resulting in a more pronounced effect on stimulating collagen and elastin regeneration.
Best For: Deep collagen stimulation, fine lines, acne scars, and deep-seated pigmentation.
Advantage: Delivers concentrated energy into the dermis while preserving surrounding tissue for accelerated healing.
Scanning Mode: The laser beam scans an area continuously, rapidly, and uniformly.
Sliding Operation: The treatment head can slide smoothly and continuously along the skin surface, providing very fast treatment speed and efficient large-area coverage.
Parameter Presets: Energy and scanning speed are typically controlled by the device's built-in intelligent program to ensure uniform and safe energy output during high-speed gliding, simplifying operation.
Shallow Depth of Action: Energy is more evenly distributed in the epidermis and superficial dermis, resulting in a gentler, more superficial thermal stimulation.
Best For: Large area skin polishing, pore minimization, and general skin tone improvement.
Advantage: Allows for smooth, continuous sliding operation across the skin surface, ensuring uniform energy distribution and maximum comfort.
Machine Type | 1927nm Thulium Laser |
Wavelength | 1927nm |
Laser Power | 30W |
Energy | 1-300mJ |
Working Mode | Fractional, Pulse, Super Pulse |
Tip Size | 30mm |
Pulse Width | 0.1-10ms |
Graphic Size | 1x1mm-20x20mm |
Scan Mode | Order, Center or Random |
Scan Graphic | Rectangle, Square, Triangle, Round, Elipse, Hexagon |
Spot Distance | 0.1-2mm |
Cooling System | Air Cooling |
| Feature | 1927nm Thulium Laser | Fractional CO2 Laser |
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| Target Layer | Epidermal-Dermal Junction | Deep Dermis |
| Downtime | 1-2 Days (Mild Pinkness) | 7-10 Days (Crusting/Peeling) |
| Pain Level | Low (Very Comfortable) | Moderate to High |
| Best For | Melasma, Pores, Instant Glow | Deep Scars, Heavy Wrinkles |
| Risk of PIH | Very Low | Higher (especially for dark skin) |
Most patients see noticeable improvements in skin tone and texture after just one treatment. For stubborn issues such as melasma or enlarged pores, a series of 3 to 4 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart is recommended.
Yes. Because the 1927nm wavelength targets water rather than melanin, it is safer for darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick types IV–VI) than many other laser systems and carries a much lower risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH).
The recovery time is very short. Patients may experience mild redness (similar to a light sunburn), which typically lasts for 24 hours. Makeup can usually be applied the next day.
