Skin Resurfacing: The treatment of choice is Erbium for those wanting to achieve dramatic improvement in their skin appearance with minimal downtime. In fact, the procedure removes surface pigmentation and mild to moderate fine lines and wrinkles on different body parts, such as the face, hands, neck, and chest.

Many patients experience adverse aesthetic changes on the skin due to factors such as aging, sun damage, and hormonal changes. Indeed, laser skin resurfacing is an effective treatment for reducing and removing wrinkles, scars, pigmentation, and other skin imperfections.

The Spectrum Laser device has an Erbium Yag Laser handpiece specifically designed to address this problem in specific areas. One of the best things about the Erbium Yag treatment is that it offers minimal downtime and achieves impressive results for mild to moderate skin wrinkling and discoloration.

IPL: The Intense Pulsed Light includes 4 filters that can be used for a multitude of non-ablative procedures, including hair reduction, acne reduction, and the removal of vascular and pigmented lesions.

This handpiece is not technically a laser. However, it simultaneously uses a wide variety of laser wavelengths. The device comes with filters that plastic surgeons and aestheticians can use to deliver different non-invasive treatments ranging from acne reduction to vascular issues, hair reduction, and removal of sun damage and aging spots.

One of the best things about Spectrum IPL treatments is that they are gentle and non-ablative. Patients can relax and enjoy the versatility and efficacy of this treatment to reveal healthier and youthful-looking skin.

Vascular Reduction: Exceptionally, the Yag energy can heat and damages blood vessels, which causes them to collapse. The Long Pulsed Yag can also remove other vascular lesions, such as a cherry angioma.

In addition, spider veins are a relatively common aesthetic problem caused by sun damage, hormonal changes, pregnancy, and aging. People who sit or stand for extended durations of time may also experience this aesthetic issue. The Rohrer Spectrum laser comes with a Long Pulsed Yag Laser handpiece designed to get rid of unsightly spider veins and reveal a smoother and youthful appearance.

This handpiece matches the laser wavelength to the hemoglobin color in areas with unwanted spider veins. The system will then discharge longer pulses to heat the veins and cause them to close off. In addition to spider veins, this setting can also address various vascular lesions.

It is important to note that this treatment works best for smaller veins of 3mm or less. This device can treat various colored veins, but most effective for treating red veins. It will take approximately 3 – 5 sessions for them to disappear for blue, purple, and darker-colored veins.

Hair Removal: This features a large spot size with built-in contact cooling and a hertz rate of up to 10-pulses per second.

The 810 nm diode laser mode is specifically designed to eliminate unwanted hair in both small and large areas of the body.

During treatment, the handpiece will be directed at problem areas to destroy hair follicles. This essentially disables them from future hair growth.

Patients will notice that unwanted hair starts to thin out and slough off after the first treatment session.

However, a series of 5 – 10 treatments spaced several weeks apart is required for optimal results.

Tattoo Removal: The Q-switched Yag laser has been the laser of choice for removing tattoos for over 20 years. The dual wavelengths (1064nm/532nm) remove many tattoo pigments.

This is ideal for those people who choose to have tattoos removed for varied reasons, ranging from a bad decision when young to a relationship breakup and career aspirations – among others.

The Rohrer Spectrum platform features a specialized tattoo removal handpiece known as the Q-Switched Yag or KTP Laser. This device employs dual wavelengths to eliminate more tattoo color pigments in less time than lasers that use a single wavelength.

The handpiece essentially works by breaking tattoo pigments into tiny particles to be removed through the body’s natural filtering system. The number of treatments required to achieve the desired results will depend on the extent of the patient’s problem areas.