Desktop Photorejuvenation System(CL-511)

A professional desktop intense pulsed light device for aesthetic clinics, featuring one IPL handpiece that accepts 11 optical filters for versatile skin treatments. Equipped with an emergency stop button.

Product Overview

This desktop single‑handpiece IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) system is designed for professional photorejuvenation and skin treatment applications. The device features a single IPL handpiece that accepts 11 exchangeable optical filters, allowing operators to tailor the output spectrum for a wide range of indications including pigmentation, vascular lesions, acne, hair reduction, and cell activation. The compact desktop form factor allows easy placement on treatment counters. A dedicated emergency stop button is located on the host console for immediate power cut‑off when needed. Package dimensions: 62×48×58 cm, gross weight 30 kg.

How It Works – IPL Technology

IPL generates high‑intensity, broad‑spectrum pulsed light based on the principle of selective photothermolysis. Different tissue chromophores (melanin, hemoglobin, water) absorb light energy at specific wavelengths, converting it into localized effects within target tissues. By selecting different optical filters, the output spectrum can be narrowed to target specific chromophores.

The system includes the following 11 exchangeable filters:

The operator selects the appropriate filter based on the client‘s skin condition and treatment goal, then applies the handpiece to the target area.

Key Design & Technical Features

Technical Parameters (Please confirm based on your actual device)

Emergency Stop Button – Safety Feature

Packaging Information

Common Applications (as intended by device design)

By selecting the appropriate filter, the device can be used for:

• Photorejuvenation (560nm, CELL light I, CELL light II)

• Pigmentation reduction (515nm, 560nm, 755nm)

• Vascular lesion treatment (585nm, 615nm, VASCULAR)

• Acne management (ACNE filter)

• Hair reduction (640nm, 690nm, 755nm)

Typical Operation Process

1. Client Assessment – Perform comprehensive screening (skin type, skin conditions, medical history, contraindications).

2. Filter Selection – Choose the appropriate filter based on the target condition.

3. Parameter Selection – Set energy level, pulse duration, frequency via host touchscreen.

4. Preparation – Clean treatment area. Apply protective eyewear to operator and client.

5. Treatment Delivery – Apply handpiece to target area, deliver pulses.

6. Post‑Treatment Care – Provide aftercare instructions. Apply soothing skincare as needed.

Note: The emergency stop button is accessible at all times during operation.

Safety & Contraindications (Must Read)

✅ Operator Requirements:

• Professional use only; operator training required

• Eye protection must be worn by both operator and client during IPL operation

• All operators must know the location and function of the emergency stop button before use

• Proper client screening is essential for safe operation

❌ Absolute Contraindications (do not treat):

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding

• Active skin infections, open wounds, eczema, or dermatitis in the treatment area

• Photosensitivity disorders or use of photosensitizing medications

• Malignant lesions in the treatment area

• Use of isotretinoin (Accutane) within the past 6 months

• Epilepsy or conditions triggered by light stimulation

• Bleeding disorders or use of anticoagulants

• Implantable electronic devices (pacemakers, defibrillators, etc.)

• Keloid or hypertrophic scar tendency

⚠️ Possible temporary effects (typically resolve within days to weeks):

• Temporary redness (erythema) in the treated area

• Mild swelling (edema)

• Temporary tenderness or discomfort

• Temporary changes in skin pigmentation (rare)

⚠️ Important Operational Notes:

• Always perform a test spot on a small inconspicuous area before full treatment

• Select the appropriate filter based on the specific skin condition and target chromophore

• The emergency stop button should be tested periodically to ensure proper function

• Proper client screening is essential for safe operation

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the 11 filters used for?
A: Each filter targets specific chromophores or conditions: 515nm for superficial pigment, 560nm for rejuvenation, 585nm & VASCULAR for vessels, 615nm for deep pigment/vessels, 640/690/755nm for hair reduction, ACNE for acne, and CELL light I/II for cell activation and deeper skin conditioning.

Q: What does the emergency stop button do?
A: The red emergency stop button immediately cuts off system power and light output when pressed, providing an instant safety shutdown mechanism for any operational concern.

Q: Does the device have active cooling on the handpiece?
A: No, this desktop model does not include active handpiece cooling. IPL treatments rely on appropriate parameter selection and technique.

Q: Is the device suitable for all skin types?
A: Different skin types may respond differently to light‑based treatments. Operators must select appropriate filters and parameters based on individual client assessment. Test spots are recommended.

Q: How many sessions are typically needed?
A: The number of sessions varies depending on individual factors such as skin condition, treatment area, and desired outcome. An operator can develop a personalized plan based on client assessment.