Air & Industrial level Built-in water cycle & Semiconductor cooling system IPL laser

IPL, or intense pulse light, is a technology similar to laser. Instead of a single wavelength of light as with a laser, IPL uses a bright light in front of which filters are placed which filter out most wavelengths except those taken up by pigment and blood vessels, depending on the filter used. The light energy penetrates just below the skin's surface, damaging either the melanin (skin pigment) or blood vessels. The body's natural skin repair mechanisms then remove the damaged tissue and produce a smoother skin appearance. It will usually take 3-6 treatments to see a significant result and treatments can be spaced out every 3-4 weeks.

IPL is good for pigment (age spots) and small blood vessels (such as telangiectasias). It has been marketed for hair removal, though newer technologies seem to give better results. It does not work for wrinkles.

Most of the currently available IPL emission devices however, can be limited at the lower end of the emission spectrum by using dichroic or “cut off” filters to more selectively target desired cellular or structural elements. Although most IPL devices have one or two cutoff filters, available cutoff filters include 515, 550, 560, 570, 590, 615, 645, 690, and 755nm and function by blocking emission of shorter wavelength light. Apart from wavelength, a wide range of other treatment parameters including pulse duration, pulse sequences, and pulse delay time may be customized on most devices, affording users greater versatility and precision. Therefore, one attractive feature of IPL devices is their ability to treat various targets with the same device by applying different filters.

Vascular Lesions

• For the treatment of spider and thread veins and some vascular birthmarks.
• Light pulses targeted at the red-pigment (haemoglobin) in the blood which heats and destroys the pigment without affecting the skin or other tissues. 

Pigmented Lesions

• For the treatment of age spots ,freckles ,flat pigmented birthmarks and other skin discolouration problems such as melasma/chloasma and erythromelanosis of the neck (poikiloderma of civatte)
• Light pulses targeted at the melanin in the skin's surface which heats and destroys melanin to remove the discolouration.

Hair removal

• For the treatment of unwanted hair 
• Light pulses targeted at the hair follicle causing the hair to fall out and prevent further growth. Generally ineffective for light coloured hair.
• May be used for hair in any location including underarms,bikini line,face,neck,back,chest and legs.

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