Globus Physiolaser 500 Laser Home Portable 500 mw and 14 programs

• Device of class II B
• Laser of Class IV
• Power (CEI EN 60825-1): 500 mwatt
• Beam divergence:13 th
• Laser Type: Ga Al As Diode
• Beam length: 808 nm
• Spot size: 3.5mm and 11.5mm
• Operation: continuous and pulsed
• Programming: points and scanning
• Complies with Directive 93/42/EEC-2007/47/EEC

• 1 Carrying case
• 1 Physiolaser 1000 unit
• 1 laser handpiece
• 1 Glasses patient
• 1 Operator glasses
• 1 Manual of use
• 1 Power supply

Globus Physiolaser 500 exploits the safe benefits of laser to make improvements to skin tissues and in cases of inflammation and pain: The word laser comes from the initials of the phrase "Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation" "Light amplification by means of stimulated radiation emission". The biological changes induced by laser light determine the following therapeutic and aesthetic effects:

1) Destructive effect. Lasers, through the evaporation process, are able to destroy pathological tissues without damaging the surrounding healthy tissues in any way and without altering the local defenses.

2) Biostimulant effect. The biostimulant effect of the laser accelerates the healing of ulcers or sore sores. Laser light can stimulate mitochondria and accelerate ATP production. The increased production of ATP recharges the energy cells so that, if these are damaged by inflammatory, traumatic or degenerative causes, they resume to perform their physiological functions.

3) Activation of the microcirculation. Laser therapy has an intense vasoactive effect on the microcirculation.

The activation of the microcirculation promotes a greater nutritional intake and better drainage of catabolites from the tissues.

4) Antalgic effect: The lasers determine analgesia because they raise the excitability threshold of the receptors and realize an anti-logistics action.

Globus Physiolaser 500 is useful in the care of:

PROGRAMS 

HEALTH

Osteoarthritis

Ankle sprain

Knee pain

Edema sprain ankle joint

Shoulder joint pain

Epicondylitis

Chronic pain/back pain

Neck pain

Tendinopathy

AESTHETICS

Breast stretch marks

Cellulite edematous thighs, hips, buttocks

Adipe and widespread cellulite

Stretch marks

Scars

We do not recommend the use of electrostimulators in the following cases:

Direct irradiation in the eyes

The human eye is extremely sensitive to laser radiation and can be permanently damaged by direct laser beams. Special safety glasses should always be worn.

Pregnancy

Laser is contraindicated for use over the pregnant uterus. It can however be used in pregnant women with the foresight not to radiate over the abdomen.

Neoplasms

Do not use laser on an undiagnosed primary or secondary injury. Laser treatment can be granted to relieve pain during the terminal stage of the disease, it is recommended that this is performed only with the full consent of the patient.

Thyroid

The laser should not be used in any case over such a gland.

Bleeding

It’s conceivable how laser-mediated vasodilation can make the bleeding worse.

Immunosuppressive therapy

Laser therapy is contraindicated in patients who undergo this type of drug therapy.

In skin and suspected lesions

Absolutely avoid laser irradiation on moles, blackheads or suspicious lesions on the skin.

Treatments over sympathetic ganglia, vagus nerve and heart region in patients with heart disease.

Laser therapy can significantly alter neural function, and is therefore contraindicated above this body region in patients with heart disease.

In case of doubts or concerns, contact your doctor.

The professional who purchases and uses equipment for professional purposes is directly responsible for it legally and criminally. In particular, please note that the professional use of equipment by beauticians, is regulated by Ministerial Decree Law 1/90. Therefore, before purchasing, we invite you to read the Decree and the technical data sheets of the permitted equipment contained therein.

Data sheet Physiolaser-500.pdf

Is laser therapy painful?

Every single laser pulse is so short that it’s hardly felt by the patient. The discomfort you feel during treatment is comparable to the blow of a rubber band.

Immediately after the treatment is felt a discomfort comparable to a minor burn, which disappears within a few hours.

What happens after laser therapy treatment?

The coagulation of the capillaries results in the temporary formation of bluish spots similar to bruises on the skin surface, each one the size of a lentil. The treated area should be completely covered by these small spots attached to each other. The signs can be a source of itching for a few hours and there can also be a slight swelling and a burning that resembles a sunburn that disappears within a few days. Other times scabs may form and fall on some days.

In some patients, mild hyperpigmentation (brown spot) may persist, which normally disappears within a few days.

Can you treat the entire injury in one session?

This depends on the extent of the area to be treated. Sometimes before starting laser therapy sessions, some tests are performed to assess the necessary energy that is variable depending on the age of the patient and the type of skin and the severity of the angioma. After a few weeks from the test, after having found the efficacy of the laser therapy, we proceed to the actual treatment.

How many sessions are needed?

During the session is usually treated all the angioma in its total extension (in particular this is possible if the stain occupies a part of the face). The number of sessions varies from person to person; it is not foreseeable the number of sessions necessary to obtain the necessary clearing. Exceptionally, we have good results in just two sessions.