PROFESSIONAL FRACTIONAL LASER TECHNOLOGY
Fractional Laser
Pigmentation & Melasma
Professional solutions for pigmentation-focused and resurfacing workflows.
Explore fractional platform configurations for selected pigmentation concerns, uneven tone, texture and photoaging-related applications.


Professional Fractional Laser System
Fractional resurfacing and pigmentation-focused solutions
Configurations may include 10,600 nm CO₂ and 1927nm thulium technologies, depending on the model, treatment objective and intended use.

APPLICATION OVERVIEW
A flexible platform for pigmentation and resurfacing
Fractional laser describes how energy is delivered across a treatment area rather than a single wavelength. Professional systems can use different wavelengths and configurations according to the intended application and treatment profile.
01 · Controlled Fractional Delivery
Creates microscopic treatment zones while leaving intervening tissue untreated.
02 · Adjustable Parameters
Available energy, density and scanning controls depend on system configuration.
03 · Wavelength Options
CO₂ and 1927nm thulium platforms support different treatment objectives.
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS
Designed around different skin concerns
Fractional technology may be incorporated into professionally selected protocols for pigmentation, texture and broader rejuvenation goals.

Pigmentation
Selected pigmentation protocols depend on wavelength, parameters and professional assessment.

Melasma
Selected cases may require cautious, individualized and combination-based treatment planning.

Skin Resurfacing
Fractional delivery supports controlled resurfacing for texture and photoaging-related goals.
SYSTEM ADVANTAGES
Built for professional treatment flexibility
01
Flexible Parameters
Configurable controls support different treatment objectives.
02
Platform Options
Different wavelengths support different application profiles.
03
Clinical Workflow
Designed for configurable professional treatment workflows.
04
OEM / ODM Support
Selected customization options are available by project.
TECHNOLOGY OPTIONS
Choose a fractional configuration for the application
Fractional CO₂ Laser
10,600 NM
Ablative fractional technology generally considered for deeper resurfacing and broader texture-focused applications.
Fractional Thulium Laser
1927 NM
A more superficial fractional wavelength option for selected pigmentation, texture and photoaging-focused protocols.
TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON
Fractional laser and other pigmentation approaches
Different approaches may be selected or combined according to diagnosis, skin characteristics and professional assessment.
| Feature | Fractional Laser | IPL | Chemical Peels | Topical Agents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary mechanism | Fractional thermal treatment zones | Broad-spectrum light energy | Chemical exfoliation | Pigment-pathway modulation |
| Pigmentation focus | Wavelength- and parameter-dependent | Selected superficial pigmentation | Selected indications | Variable by active ingredient |
| Melasma | Selected, cautious protocols | Case-dependent | May form part of combination care | Commonly considered as an adjunct |
| Recovery | Varies by parameters | Usually limited | Varies by peel depth | Usually minimal |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Pigmentation and melasma FAQ
Is CO₂ laser the same as fractional laser?
No. Fractional describes the delivery pattern, while CO₂ refers to the laser medium and its 10,600 nm wavelength.
What is the difference between CO₂ and 1927nm thulium?
Both may use fractional delivery, but they operate at different wavelengths and support different treatment profiles.
Which fractional laser is suitable for melasma?
There is no universal choice. Melasma is complex and may recur or worsen with inappropriate treatment. Selection requires diagnosis, cautious parameters and an individualized professional plan.
What parameters can be adjusted?
Depending on the model, controls may include energy, density, scanning area, scanning pattern and pulse settings.
Is OEM/ODM customization available?
Options may include housing, interface, branding, handpiece configuration and private labeling, depending on the project.
What documentation is available?
Documentation depends on the model and market and may include technical documents, test reports and applicable certification materials.
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