SOLRAY is an advanced fractional IPL device with cutting-edge technology that ensures outstanding clinical results while significantly reducing the risk of adverse reactions typically associated with traditional IPL treatments.
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SOLRAY's fractional sapphire tip has 140 individual cells. This innovative design optimizes treatment efficacy and minimizes the appearance of unwanted "tiger marks," a common issue in many IPL procedures.
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In addition to its superior tip design, SOLRAY offers exceptional versatility with its 7 push-in type filters. These filters allow the device to cater to a wide range of indications, making it suitable for patients with varying skin tones and types.
Advantages
Fast treatment
Verified parameters
Rotating technology based on IPL
Stable energy supply
Coollable cooling system
Smart Mode
Solray Mode | Description |
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SOLRAY EPI | Successfully treats light pigmentation |
SOLRAY DERMI | Effective for pigmentation and photo rejuvenation treatments |
VASCULAR | Efficient in treating hot flushes and telangiectasia |
ACNE | Targets acne effectively; frequency 1, 3, 5 Hz |
THIN HAIR | Removes thin hair effectively |
THICK HAIR | Removes thick hair effectively |
SHR | Targets armpit and leg hair removal effectively; frequency 1, 3, 5 Hz |
Deplication Mode | Description |
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THIN HAIR | Effectively removes thin hair |
THICK HAIR | Effectively removes thick hair |
ALEX LIGHT | Effectively removes hair from the arm, calf, armpit, and leg areas |
SHR | Offers less painful treatment; frequencies 1, 3, and 5 Hz |
Application
Hyperpigmentation
Telangiectasia
Solar Lentigo
Seborrheic Keratosis
Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea
Technology
Phototherapy is a treatment method for skin diseases utilizing light rays. It operates on the principle of selective photothermolysis, where light is absorbed by a chromophore reacting to a specific wavelength, generating heat that destroys the chromophore.
Unlike lasers, which exhibit monochromatic, coherent, and collimated light, phototherapy units employ xenon lamps, providing non-monochromatic, non-coherent, and defocused light.
Controlled discharge of a wide range of wavelengths via cut-off filters enables selective photothermolysis of target chromophores like melanin, (oxy)hemoglobin, or water, without harming surrounding tissue at various skin depths.
Phototherapy, when utilizing wavelengths between 550-950nm, is particularly effective for treating vascular lesions such as venous malformations, capillary expansion, angiomas, port wine stains, and civatte poikiloderma, as it is absorbed by (oxy)hemoglobin rather than water.
Selective photothermolysis is a principle that safeguards normal skin while targeting and destroying pigment areas based on the wavelength generated and the medium involved.
Models
SOLRAY