BVLASER: Ignite Your Skin's Natural Regeneration Power

BVLASER: Ignite Your Skin’s Natural Regeneration Power

Opportunities for Skin Regeneration

Impaired Skin Barrier
(1) Frequent use of strong facial cleansers, scrubs, exfoliating products, or washing the face with overheated water can excessively remove sebum from the skin surface, disrupting the arrangement of stratum corneum cells and intercellular lipids.
(2) Irritating skin care products: Products containing alcohol, fragrances, high-concentration AHAs, salicylic acid, preservatives and other ingredients can erode the skin barrier.
(3) Improper aesthetic medical procedures: Frequent laser treatments, chemical peels and other aesthetic procedures, coupled with inadequate post-treatment care, can trigger skin sensitivity.

Skin Aging
(1) Intrinsic Aging
With aging, the skin undergoes gradual physiological degeneration driven by internal factors, mainly manifested as: wrinkles and sagging caused by collagen loss; dryness and roughness; reduced secretion of sebaceous and sweat glands, leading to impaired skin moisture retention, water loss in the stratum corneum; skin discoloration, including age spots, dullness and uneven tone; thinning and fragility of the skin, with atrophy of the epidermis and dermis, slower wound healing, enlarged pores and altered skin texture.
(2) Photoaging
Prolonged and repeated exposure of the skin to ultraviolet radiation induces excessive production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in skin cells, increasing cellular damage and triggering subepidermal inflammation. It also activates matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), which directly inhibit collagen synthesis and degrade dermal collagen fibers, ultimately accelerating skin aging and causing wrinkles, telangiectasia, pigmentation and sagging.

Treatment Principles

Photorejuvenation
It uses intense pulsed light (IPL) to treat sun-induced skin damage and vascular disorders. The light energy is primarily absorbed by melanin and oxyhemoglobin, effectively reducing sunspots, capillary dilation and elastic fiber degeneration, while promoting collagen synthesis. The BVLASER IPL system adopts OPT (Optimal Pulse Technology) to deliver high peak power and shorter pulses, ensuring uniform energy delivery throughout the pulse duration.

Non-ablative Skin Resurfacing
This treatment preserves the integrity of the skin while stimulating collagen production and tightening the underlying dermal layers. It is an ideal option for patients who prefer gentle therapies with zero downtime and no risk of skin infection, as it achieves treatment goals in a single session, saving physicians' time and protecting patients' skin. BVLASER offers advanced 1550nm and 1927nm lasers that precisely target different skin layers, activating collagen regeneration and accelerating cellular metabolism.

Ablative Skin Resurfacing
It utilizes lasers to reduce signs of aging, improve skin texture, sagging and tone, as well as minimize scars and stretch marks. Ablative resurfacing is ideal for patients seeking significant improvements in a single treatment. Superficial resurfacing creates micro-injuries that trigger the body’s natural healing response, rejuvenating the skin and enhancing its texture. BVLASER provides state-of-the-art CO₂ laser devices with customizable treatment modes: Light and Deep. Both modes employ high-power, short-duration pulse technology to maximize treatment efficacy, improve patient comfort, enable precise layer-specific targeting and minimize downtime.

Solutions

Photorejuvenation (Intense Pulsed Light):
Improves pigmentation, telangiectasia and enlarged pores, stimulates collagen regeneration, and is suitable for mild to moderate photoaging.

Laser Therapy:
Non-ablative/ablative fractional lasers: Repair wrinkles and sagging, and improve skin texture.

Q-switched/picosecond lasers:
Precisely eliminate pigmented lesions and fade hyperpigmentation.

Radio-frequency (RF) Skin Tightening:
Stimulates collagen contraction and neogenesis through thermal energy, enhancing skin firmness, and is suitable for facial sagging.

As the medical aesthetics market continues to grow, laser and energy-based device treatments are emerging as key drivers. Facial laser therapy ranks among the four major trends shaping the market, with 70% of patients seeking skin regeneration treatments.

Advantages

Enhanced Therapeutic Efficacy

Ablative lasers can deeply vaporize the epidermis and part of the dermis, directly addressing deep-seated issues such as severe wrinkles, acne scars and other types of scars. They also stimulate substantial collagen regeneration, shrink pores and improve uneven skin tone. When combined with non-invasive IPL, the treatment covers skin concerns at different layers, achieving a more comprehensive skin rejuvenation effect.

Shortened Recovery Period
Ablative laser treatments require a relatively long recovery period (7–15 days), whereas non-ablative lasers allow for rapid recovery (24 hours). Non-ablative lasers can pre-activate the skin’s repair mechanism, laying a better foundation for post-ablative laser recovery. Meanwhile, they reduce excessive epidermal damage caused by ablative lasers, lowering recovery difficulty and overall shortening patients' downtime.

Reduced Risk of Adverse Reactions
Ablative lasers may lead to risks such as hyperpigmentation, infection and scarring, while non-ablative lasers have fewer complications. Non-ablative lasers can pre-improve skin condition, reducing the required treatment energy of ablative lasers and thereby lowering the probability of side effects induced by ablative laser therapy.

Synergistic Promotion of Skin Repair
The thermal damage caused by ablative lasers stimulates the skin to initiate self-repair processes. Non-ablative lasers and IPL, through continuous photothermal stimulation, enhance fibroblast activity, promote the synthesis of collagen and elastic fibers, accelerate skin repair and regeneration, and ultimately result in firmer, smoother and more elastic skin.