Sciton Unveils the JOULE Aesthetic Laser Platform for Physicians Battling the Economic Squeeze
Posted on: Monday, 9 February 2009, 08:00 CST
OptiPlex Technology Combines Capabilities of Multiple Lasers in One Future-Proof Platform
OptiPlexing Wavelengths and Delivery Modes for Expanded Procedure Options
With JOULE, Sciton offers the optimal combination of multiple laser wavelengths delivered through any of JOULE's three delivery modes--arm, fiber, or broadband light (BBL)--enabling aesthetic physicians to offer the widest variety of procedures available. A single platform can provide today's most requested procedures, laser-assisted lipolysis and deep and fractional skin resurfacing, as well as hair removal and a wide range of vascular treatments. Sciton's scientists call this technology OptiPlex(TM): the optimal multiplexing of optical technologies.
"The optiplexed JOULE has the potential to change the entire landscape of an aesthetic practice," says Dr.
Procedure-Specific and Practice-Expanding Treatment Modules
JOULE offers unprecedented versatility with its comprehensive selection of modules and the ability to add future Sciton modules for cosmetic procedures. In addition to any combination of three delivery modes, the base laser system has four laser bays as well as a pulsed light bay. A practice can begin with one module, and grow into many as the practice grows, or, it can be fully built-out from the very beginning to enable the widest range of treatment capabilities for expansive revenue opportunity for the aesthetic practice. The platform is "future-proof" as modules yet to be invented will be designed to be fully functional on the JOULE Aesthetic Laser Platform.
"The optiplexed JOULE platform offers great economics in two important ways," states
Highest Value, Lowest-Per-Procedure Cost
In addition to cost-optimization through more capability in a single aesthetic platform, Sciton physicians achieve the lowest-per-procedure cost because Sciton does not charge for disposables, nor does it place an unnecessary "marketing" limitation on the use of disposables. Sciton enables physicians to use open source fibers on its lasers, providing a competitive cost advantage to its customers. All Sciton systems offer unlimited pulses within a 3 year warranty or during service contracts, a standard unmatched in the industry.
"With this challenging economy, physicians benefit from a combined fractional resurfacing and laser lipolysis platform that affords both cost efficiency and the cutting edge technology that our patients seek," commented Dr.
Modules Currently Available for the JOULE Aesthetic Laser Platform
- Contour TRL: robotically-scanned MicroLaserPeel or tunable deep skin peeling
- ProFractional: 2940 nm erbium for fractional skin resurfacing
- ProFractional XC: fractional skin resurfacing with tunable thermal effects
- ClearScan: 1064 nm for hair removal, pigmented and vascular lesions
- ThermaScan: 1319 nm for non-ablative treatment of fine lines and wrinkles, acne, acne scars
- BBL: pigmented and vascular lesions, hair removal, acne
- SkinTyte: firming of tissue, on or off face
- ProLipoPlus: Two different wavelengths, 1064 nm or 1319 nm, used individually or in combination for laser lipolysis
- Pro-V: endovenous ablation (EVA) for the treatment of leg veins
Availability
The optiplexed JOULE Aesthetic Laser System is available for sale immediately. Along with the laser, Sciton will make available its "Economic Stimulus Package for Aesthetic Practices" and is also launching "Best Practices of the New Economy," a compilation of physician methods and experiences for combating the current economic squeeze. To receive either publication, interested parties should write info@sciton.com.
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Sciton, Science of Sciton, JOULE, OptiPlex, Contour TRL, ProFractional, ProFractional XC, Pro-V, ClearScan, ThermaScan, BBL, MicroLaserPeel, SkinTyte, ProLipoPlus are trademarks of Sciton, Inc.
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