2 results about "Non ablative" patented technology

A method of delivering light energy to a pathological tissue includes emitting light energy from a first optical element within a cannula, producing a substantially uniform irradiance profile from the light energy within the cannula, transmitting the light energy emitted from the first optical element through a second optical element in thermal contact with a distal end of the cannula to the pathological tissue without ablating the pathological tissue, and conducting thermal energy from the pathological tissue through the second optical element and to the cannula.

A method for treating a section of skin that includes the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis. The method includes dermaplaning the section of skin. After dermaplaning, a beam from a non-ablative laser is passed over the section of skin multiple times. The beam of the non-ablative laser further removes dead skin and hair and also warms the underlying dermis and hypodermis. A skin serum is topically applied to the section of skin. The section of skin is treated with electrical arc discharges of a plasma pen to create disruptions in the epidermis. The disruptions created in the epidermis enable the serum to better pass into and through the epidermis. The treated area of skin can then be subjected to light therapy to increase blood flow, promote the healing of the created disruptions, and provide protection against infection.