01 · Light
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
IPL uses broad-spectrum pulses of light rather than a single laser wavelength. It may be used for selected brown spots, visible redness and photorejuvenation.
Meet our technology
A little science. A lot of glow.
Get to know the Rohrer Spectrum: five laser and light technologies in one versatile system.
The Rohrer Spectrum
One platform. Many possibilities.
Different skin concerns call for different approaches. Our Spectrum allows us to select a technology suited to your treatment goals and skin assessment.
02 · Hair
810 nm Diode Laser
Targets pigment in hair follicles to gradually reduce unwanted hair. A series of treatments is typically needed; results vary by hair and skin type.
03 · Ink
Q-Switched Nd:YAG
Delivers very short pulses for tattoo ink and selected pigmented lesions. Tattoo removal usually takes multiple sessions, and complete removal is not guaranteed.
04 · Vessels
Long-Pulsed Nd:YAG
Designed for selected vascular concerns, such as certain small visible vessels. Suitability depends on the location, skin type and clinical assessment.
05 · Renewal
Erbium YAG
A resurfacing laser that removes superficial layers of skin to address selected texture and wrinkle concerns. Downtime and aftercare vary with treatment depth.
IPL versus laser
Same family of treatments. Different light.
IPL sends out a range of light wavelengths. Lasers use more specific wavelengths. Both require careful treatment selection, eye protection and appropriate aftercare.
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What should I expect?
Before treatment
We'll review your skin concerns, medical and medication history, recent sun exposure, and whether the treatment is appropriate for you. Specific preparation instructions depend on the procedure.
During treatment
Sensations can range from warmth or snapping to greater discomfort with resurfacing or tattoo removal. Proper eye protection is essential.
After treatment
Redness, swelling, pigment darkening, peeling or downtime may occur, depending on the technology. You'll receive treatment-specific aftercare and sun-protection guidance.
Not every technology is appropriate for every skin type or concern. Risks may include burns, changes in pigmentation, scarring or eye injury. Treatments and parameters are selected after assessment. For medical eye concerns such as dry eye, an appropriate eye-care evaluation is needed.
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