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	Pearl There is growing demand among patients and practitioners for a more aggressive treatment to address wrinkles and uneven texture while minimizing the recovery time experienced from other ablative technologies. With a 2790 nm wavelength, the Pearl laser provides a technology to meet these market demands; maximizing the ratio of cosmetic benefit to patient downtime.  Request your Pearl Laser DVD or view the video online Mechanism of action These treatment goals can be achieved with the appropriate technology, wavelength, and settings. Ablation: The safe removal of a portion of the epidermis is achieved with a controlled amount of vaporization. 10-30 microns of epidermis are vaporized in this process. Coagulation: Simultaneously, sufficient heat to produce coagulation is generated in the remaining epidermis. Depending upon selected energy, the coagulation region can vary from partial to full epidermal damage. This coagulation region creates a natural protective dressing on the skin that remains intact during the restorative process. Collagen Remodeling: Finally, residual heat in the dermis generates new collagen growth.
Wavelength	2790 nm
Fluence	1.5 - 3.5 J/cm2
Spot Size	6 mm
Scan Size	30 x 30 mm
Pulse Width Range	Sub-millisecond adjustment
Repetition Rates	Single shot to 20 Hz
Working Distance	3.2 inches
Protective Window	Sapphire