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2940 nm Er: YAG  
Contour TRL  
MicroLaserPeel  
(MRL)

 

 

ProFractional  

Treatment Starting Parameters 

 

 

APPLICATION

 

SKIN RESURFACING  

ABLATION DEPTH 

 

25 - 100 ΜM  

FLUENCE 

 

6.3 - 25 J/CM

2  

(DISPLAYED ONLY) 

 

TREATMENT AREA 

 

1.5 - 30%  

 

ProFractional-XC  
Treatment Starting Parameters 

 

APPLICATION

 

ABLATION 

DEPTH

 

COAGULATION 

DEPTH

 

FLUENCE

 

TREATMENT 

AREA

 

Skin 

Resurfacing 

and 

coagulation 

25 - 100 

μm 

COAG-1 

approx. 50 μm 

5 - 25 

J/cm2 

(display 

only) 

5.5 - 11% 

Tissue coagulation is the addition of heat to produce a zone of thermal 
necrosis. As an option, Sciton ProFractional-XC device provides three levels 
of coagulation: 

 

COAG-1 equals approximately 50 μm

 

COAG-2 equals approximately 100 μm

 

COAG-3 equals approximately 150 μm

 

 

1.

 

ProFractional/ ProFractional-XC handpiece should be held perpendicular 
to the skin surface at all times. Move patient if necessary to accomplish 
this 90 degree angle. The disinfected standoff should be attached to the 
handpiece and held in continuous  contact with  tissue  during  the entire 
treatment for precise focus and uniform delivery of energy.  

 
2.

 

To confirm that laser and accessories are performing normally, it is useful 
for  the operator  to  first  test on a nonflammable inanimate object  like a 

wooden  tongue  depressor.  Treating  a  test  area  prior  to  beginning 
treatment will determine the patient’s response threshold and help them 
understand the audible and sensory components of the treatment.  

 

3.

 

Match the trailing edge of one scan pattern to the leading edge of the 
next. There should be no overlap between scans. Patterns should “line up” 
beside each other.  
 

 

4.

 

Patient  response  can  vary.  Generally, 

treating  at  deeper  depths  (higher  energy 
delivery)  and  a  greater  treatment  area 
percentage (% of skin) both result in greater 
efficacy, but also a longer healing time.  

 

5.

 

Ablation  depth  and  treatment  area 
percentage should be selected based on 
the condition treated, expected outcome, 
patient  pain  tolerance,  and  expected 

downtime  for  healing  after  assessing  the 
individual patient’s needs. 

 

6.

 

Because skin is thinner on the forehead, it is 
recommended  that depth and  treatment 
area  percentage  settings  be  more 
conservative in that area.  

 

7.

 

The desired endpoint is erythema within 
a  few  minutes  of  laser  application. 
Incidental 

pinpoint 

to 

punctuate 

bleeding  may  occur  during  the 
treatment  but  usually  resolves  within  a 
few  minutes  to  hours  after  the 
completion of treatment. Redness (often 
similar in appearance to varying degrees 

of  sunburn)  and  healing  time  will  be 
greater  the deeper  the ablation depth, 
the  greater  the  treatment  area 
percentage  (%  of  skin),  and  with  the 
addition  of  COAG  and  will  vary  from 
patient to patient.

 

 

8.

 

ProFractional/ProFractional-XC  pattern 
marks  are  typically  very  transient  and 
usually  resolve  within  2-3  days  after 
treatment.  However,  in  rare  cases  this 
patterning can be seen for up to 4 weeks 
post  treatment  and  usually  completely 

resolves without intervention.  
 

9.

 

Particulate  debris  and  blood  on  the 
optics  of  the  scanner  and  glass  plate 
standoff  may  result  in  laser  beam 
scattering  and  an  incorrect  setting  for 
fluence. Scanner optics and glass plate 

standoff should be  cleaned  throughout 
treatment  with  a  moistened  wipe.  If 
alcohol is used, allow the alcohol to dry 
completely  before  continuing  with  the 
treatment.  

 

Treatment Basics  

1.

 

Patient  should  be  positioned  based  on  the 

area  to  be  treated.  The  position  should  be 

comfortable to the patient and such that the 

treatment provider has good access to area 

to be treated and the control  panel  display 

screen.  

 

2.

 

A mild cleanser should be used to remove any 

dirt, makeup or moisture  from the treatment 

site.  Wipe  the  area  with  an  alcohol  gauze. 

Allow alcohol to evaporate before treatment. 

Use special care around the eyes.  

 

3.

 

If  topical  anesthetic  is  to  be  used,  apply  as 

directed prior to treatment. Before beginning 

treatment,  ensure  that  topical  has  been 

completely removed from surface of skin.  

 

4.

 

Prepare  for  adequate  smoke  evacuation 

when  using  a  standoff  without  a  sapphire 

plate.  

 

5.

 

Attach  clean  handpiece  with  highly 

disinfected  or  autoclaved  standoff  to 

articulated arm.  

 

6.

 

Enter  settings  into  the  control  panel  display 

screen  based  on  condition  and  area  to  be 

treated  

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for JOULE

Page 1: ...515 560 15 IV 7 10 20 590 640 15 V 6 8 40 640 695 10 Second Step FotoFacial II Pigmented Spots One or Two passes over pigmented spots using circular adaptors Skin Type Fluency J cm2 Pulse Width msec F...

Page 2: ...t of deep heat in the area being treated The area being treated should be moderately warm throughout the entire pass with the intensity of the heat escalating as temperature of the skin gets to 38 42...

Page 3: ...Some possible side effects erythema localized edema urticaria sun burn sensation flaking and tightness of skin Side effects after MLP can be observed for 12 48 hours after treatment depending upon de...

Page 4: ...eds 6 Because skin is thinner on the forehead it is recommended that depth and treatment area percentage settings be more conservative in that area 7 The desired endpoint is erythema within a few minu...

Page 5: ...peratures Therefore redder more concentrated areas of vascular lesions require less fluence than lighter coloured less concentrated areas of vascular lesions to reach the same therapeutic level Pulse...

Page 6: ...here is no longer a target for the BBL light BBL Vascular Skin Treatment Starting Parameters Facial Tissue Skin Type Fluency J cm2 Pulse Width msec Filter nm Cooling C I II 12 10 560 25 III 10 20 560...

Page 7: ...7 20 515 10 20 III IV 7 20 515 10 15 V 5 30 515 spot treatm 590 full face Treatm 15 VI N A N A N A N A Note Decrease fluence 15 20 over bony areas such as collar bones shoulders etc Increase fluence...

Page 8: ...5 12 7 18 N A 30 50 695 5 10 VI N A N A N A N A N A N A Note Increase fluence 1 2 J cm2 when using any of the BBL snap on adapters Endpoint 1 Smell of success SOS hair has a unique and very noticeable...

Page 9: ...pack the skin with light Patients may feel a slight tingling sensation If area treated begins to get warm pause treatment until area cools down Post Treatment 1 Observation Possible slight erythema fo...

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