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new equipment for 2017


newyear, newfinds


What is it? PICO SERIES™ Laser with Ruby 694nm


What does it do? Lynton’s ‘next generation’ picosecond platform for removal of all treatable tattoo colours.


How does it work?With the new addition of a Ruby 694nm Laser wavelength, Lynton claim The PICO SERIES™


“transcends all other


picosecond devices” through its unique ability to combine the efficacy and speed of picosecond pulses with the proven safety profile of nanosecond Q-switched pulses at 1064nm, 532nm and 694nm – allowing treatment of all treatable tattoo colours, including notoriously hard to treat green and blue pigments.


“The new PICO SERIES™ platforms also provide the


industry’s highest peak power at 1.8GW along with the shortest pulse duration available across all picosecond platforms (375ps),” say the brand. “This ultra-high specification is needed to achieve the optimum photomechanical effect - a requirement to increase the speed at which the laser shatters tattoo pigments particles and therefore reducing the number of treatments needed for tattoo clearance.”


Price: POA


• Lynton Lasers: 01477 536 977


What is it? CACI Synergy


What does it do? Brings together the capabilities of the CACI Ultra and CACI Ultimate to one machine, with the addition of S.P.E.D™ microcurrent LED technology.


How does it work?This new advancement enables you to harness the power of LED light therapy at the same time as using microcurrent S.P.E.D™ technology (simultaneous photo electrical delivery) for faster, more dramatic skin results. The combination stimulates tissue regeneration and helps in the production of collagen, leaving clients with more visible, longer lasting results. Alongside this new offering, the CACI Synergy offers orbital dermabrasion, ultrasonic peeling and Wrinkle Comb as an alternative to dermal fillers.


Price: £12,500 plus VAT


• CACI International: 0208 731 5678


What is it? Venus Versa™


What does it do? An advanced and adaptable multi-treatment aesthetic workstation which offers IPL skin rejuvenation, IPL hair removal, Radio Frequency skin tightening and non-ablative skin resurfacing.


How does it work?The Venus Versa™ offers 10 innovative applicators and can be used to treat skin concerns such as Acne scarring and pigmentation, as well as offering fast and effective hair removal. Unlike similar Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) devices available, which may only be able to treat up to three or four on the Fitzpatrick scale, the Venus Versa™


can


effectively treat up to skin type six. Price: £27,500 plus VAT • Venus Concept: 0208 748 2221


What is it? Avalon Multiflex 2 Treatment Table


What does it do? A fully electric massage table, with two adjustable sections, face hole and plug, ideal for all general and complementary therapy treatments.


How does it work?MultiFlex is ideal for a professional, busy but tranquil working environment, where you need to treat many clients of different heights, builds and needs. MultiFlex couches are fully electric for smooth professional adjustment, and boast an extremely wide operating height range – from 18” (45cm) to 39” (99cm) – to ensure both the client’s and the therapist’s maximum comfort before, during and after the treatment. MultiFlex tables have two, three or five adjustable cushions to accommodate all of the therapies and treatments that you offer, while still focusing on client relaxation.


Price: £895 plus VAT • Avalon Couches: 01373 822 212


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Prices are for guidance only and are subject to change. Finance options subject to status. Prices may or may not include VAT.


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