Venus 2940nm Yag System From Laserscope - Top Choice For Skin Rejuvenation and Wrinkle Reduction
Coming from a company that has sold 100's of skin resurfacing lasers over the last 10 years, I recommend the 2940nm Yag System from Laserscope for many reasons, and fully endorse the quality of this laser.
Erbium-Yag lasers long been a very respected in the aesthetic community, especially when it comes to skin rejuvenation and wrinkle reduction.
The creation of the Venus Erbium-Yag 2940nm has boosted their popularity even more.
The Laserscope Venus is an Erbium-Yag, widely known as one of the best Erbium lasers available to date.
This laser system uses 2940nm wavelength for the best results in laser resurfacing to diminish the signs of aging and fine lines.
When laser resurfacing first became available, the standard at the time was CO2 laser systems.
CO2 systems were known to do an effective job, but with extensive downtime, and the procedure was very uncomfortable for the patient.
The Laserscope Venus allows the physician total control on the ablation of treatments, something the physician had no control over with the CO2 system.
This allows them to offer light "lunchtime peels" or more ablative procedures with few days downtime.
This versatility increases your patient base and the patients comfort level.
A series of light peels can give you the same results as one more aggressive treatment.
Laserscope Venus also offers a variety of spots sizes.
These include 1mm up to 7mm.
This assortment allows for any part of the face and neck to be treated.
The larger spot sizes allows to treat the entire face in a very short period of time, where as the smaller spot sizes allows to the physician to perform precise sculpting of deep wrinkles and scars or effective treatment of wart removal.
Cost of ownership is always something a physician considers before purchasing aesthetic equipment.
Many older CO2 systems and newer fractional systems require disposables for each treatment, and can costs hundreds of dollars.
The Venus system has no disposables, so no there are no added costs in owning or using the system.
The Laserscope Venus continues to be a very popular cosmetic laser to both physician and patient.
The ability to control ablation of treatments, the comfort for the patient, the spot size selections available, as well as the ease of ownership are all contributing factor to its continued popularity and success in the aesthetic world today.
When you compare the important features of Erbium lasers (speed, power, reliability, and price) I believe there is no better value that the Venus system.
In addition, the system has not changed in several years so it make no sense to purchase a new one.
Maxim Laser can sell you a used Venus Erbium Laser system for a fraction of the cost and include a power converter for countries outside the USA.
The systems Maxim Laser has in stock are exactly the same as the 2009 units for a fraction of the price.
Erbium-Yag lasers long been a very respected in the aesthetic community, especially when it comes to skin rejuvenation and wrinkle reduction.
The creation of the Venus Erbium-Yag 2940nm has boosted their popularity even more.
The Laserscope Venus is an Erbium-Yag, widely known as one of the best Erbium lasers available to date.
This laser system uses 2940nm wavelength for the best results in laser resurfacing to diminish the signs of aging and fine lines.
When laser resurfacing first became available, the standard at the time was CO2 laser systems.
CO2 systems were known to do an effective job, but with extensive downtime, and the procedure was very uncomfortable for the patient.
The Laserscope Venus allows the physician total control on the ablation of treatments, something the physician had no control over with the CO2 system.
This allows them to offer light "lunchtime peels" or more ablative procedures with few days downtime.
This versatility increases your patient base and the patients comfort level.
A series of light peels can give you the same results as one more aggressive treatment.
Laserscope Venus also offers a variety of spots sizes.
These include 1mm up to 7mm.
This assortment allows for any part of the face and neck to be treated.
The larger spot sizes allows to treat the entire face in a very short period of time, where as the smaller spot sizes allows to the physician to perform precise sculpting of deep wrinkles and scars or effective treatment of wart removal.
Cost of ownership is always something a physician considers before purchasing aesthetic equipment.
Many older CO2 systems and newer fractional systems require disposables for each treatment, and can costs hundreds of dollars.
The Venus system has no disposables, so no there are no added costs in owning or using the system.
The Laserscope Venus continues to be a very popular cosmetic laser to both physician and patient.
The ability to control ablation of treatments, the comfort for the patient, the spot size selections available, as well as the ease of ownership are all contributing factor to its continued popularity and success in the aesthetic world today.
When you compare the important features of Erbium lasers (speed, power, reliability, and price) I believe there is no better value that the Venus system.
In addition, the system has not changed in several years so it make no sense to purchase a new one.
Maxim Laser can sell you a used Venus Erbium Laser system for a fraction of the cost and include a power converter for countries outside the USA.
The systems Maxim Laser has in stock are exactly the same as the 2009 units for a fraction of the price.
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