Dual Wavelength 589nm & 1319nm Laser – Advatx

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With 25 FDA/CE-cleared indications for virtually all skin types

FDA 589nm

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Description

FDA 589nm

CE 589nm

FDA 1319nm

CE 1319nm

Dual Wavelength Technology for Restoring Dermal Health

ADVATx sets the gold standard with its dual wavelengths, each targeting specific chromophores and penetration depths to restore total dermal health.

The 589nm wavelength, with a penetration depth of up to 1.25mm, is preferentially absorbed by oxyhemoglobin and targets c.acne bacteria and pigmented lesions. This makes it the gold standard for treating acne, rosacea, vascular concerns, pigmented lesions and melasma.

The 1319nm wavelength penetrates up to 2mm and is preferentially absorbed by water making it safer for darker skin types. It stimulates fibroblasts and promotes collagen production for non-ablative skin resurfacing, while also providing a thermal impact to sebaceous glands to regulate oil and sebum production. Combined with the 589nm wavelength, it offers a robust treatment for active acne.

ADVATx Impact Zones

Zone 1 – 0 to 1 mm depth

Targeted by both the 589nm and 1319nm wavelengths to help neocollagenesis, neoelastinogenesis, as well as epidermal and dermal remodeling.

Zone 2 – 1 to 2 mm depth

Targeted by the 1319nm wavelength to help dermal remodeling by inducing neocollagenesis and neoelastinogenesis

Medical Grade Outcomes With a Spa-Like Experience

Practices worldwide have embraced ADVATx, treating thousands of patients with minimal side effects like bruising, purpura, or swelling. Thanks to its patented PulSync technology, SoftPulse delivery system, and dual 589nm and 1319nm wavelengths, ADVATx allows practitioners to offer customized treatments for vascular issues, acne, rosacea, scarring, melasma, pigment and more. These treatments are delivered without the need for topical numbing and with no social downtime. The clinical efficacy of ADVATx’s dual wavelengths is well-documented, with ongoing research conducted globally by top dermatologists.