Pigmentation refers to the accumulation of excess pigment in the skin due to the skin's inability to metabolize it normally. Pigmentation is divided into two types: endogenous and exogenous. Endogenous pigmentation is what people usually refer to as age spots, while exogenous pigmentation mostly refers to inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH).

BVLASER's intense pulsed light (IPL) technology includes OPT, DPL, and BBL. Depending on the degree of pigmentation and skin tone, it offers safe and effective modes and treatment methods. The preset treatment parameters cover a variety of clinical indications, ensuring ease of operation and a shorter learning curve, achieving the desired clinical results while improving patient comfort.

BVLASER offers a range of ablative (CO2 laser, 2940 erbium laser) and non-ablative (1550 erbium laser, 1927 thulium laser) fractional laser resurfacing solutions to treat scars of varying degrees. 

The device's unique layered treatment mode allows for precise thermal stimulation of different skin layers and can treat various severely damaged skin lesions requiring synergistic coagulation and ablation for advanced resurfacing.

It can also penetrate deep into the dermis to reach the sebaceous glands, where the resulting thermal effect directly damages and reshapes the sebaceous gland structure, sealing off the capillaries that supply nutrients to the hair follicles and transport inflammatory substances, thus quickly eliminating redness and inflammation. It significantly and persistently inhibits sebum secretion, shrinks sebaceous glands, reduces sebum production, and undermines the very foundation of acne.

Fractional lasers (non-ablative, micro-ablative, and ablative) improve the dermis; the minimally invasive effect stimulates collagen regeneration, improving fine lines, enlarged pores, skin separation, facial sagging, and double chin. 

Q-switched lasers break down deep-seated pigmentation, removing age spots and stubborn pigmentation, allowing the skin to resist aging from the inside out at different layers.