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Intense Pulsed Light technology is based on a process of pulsed emission of a broad spectrum polychromatic light that allows for the control of the phenomenon of selective photo-thermolysis. This phenomenon results in an increased temperature of the melanin and pigments in the skin tissues, resulting in physical reactions. These, lead to different applications developed in the aesthetic field.
IPL devices or pulse flash lamps, enables the mobilization of different wavelengths and the adjustment of the pulse fraction according to the application and the phototype of the client.
What is Corpoderm's SHR On-Move technology?
"Always on the lookout for innovative technologies and their evolution, Corpoderm has been present on the pulsed light market since 1996 and has been perfecting the technique and its equipment for ever greater safety and effectiveness."
SHR On Move technology is based on the concept of pulse fractioning. Pulse fractioning consists in alternating between heating times during the duration of the pulse, and thermal relaxation times.
This process allows to apply the necessary amount of energy to destroy the chromophores or to stimulate the tissues, without any risk of damage to the connective tissue, even on dark skins. SHR on Move from Corpoderm is the most advanced technology in this field. SHR uses a low fluence (intensity of photon emissions) and multiplies the number of shots up to 10 flashes per second.
The temperature rise of the chromophores is faster and their cooling is slower compared to the skin. Compared to a traditional IPL, the pulse fractioning technique allows to reach the necessary temperature of 158°F (70°C) more progressively to the destruction of the targets while leaving time to the skin to cool down between two flashes so that it never exceeds 104°F (40°C).
The higher frequency of the shots allows at the same time to achieve a more regular coverage of the areas to be treated.
Hair Removal's handpieces use high wavelengths of red light to work at the root of the hair without damaging the epidermis.
The heat generated by the pulsed light focuses on the high concentrations of melanin present in the hair, resulting in the destruction of the bulb and bulge present in each hair follicle. Treated hairs are destroyed at the root. Their hair follicles lose their ability to produce new hair in the future.
Because of the way it works, hair removal is less effective on very light or very dark skin. It cannot be used on phototype VI skin with too high a concentration of melanin, nor on white hair that is completely devoid of melanin.
To bare in mind: Certain contraindications must also be taken into account, and the subject's eligibility for hair removal treatment must be seriously validated.
Treatments are performed with specific handpieces designed to release yellow range wavelengths. The light is applied in a series of light pulses to the area to be treated. Its aim is twofold:
- On the surface, it acts on the chromophores responsible for the imperfections (hemoglobin and melanin contained in the intradermal water).
- In depth, it stimulates the fibroblasts responsible for the production of collagen, hyaluronic acid and elastin.
It is not a question of destroying targets but rather of activating the natural processes of metabolism through exposure to controlled heat.
Pulsed light anti-aging treatments are reserved for phototypes I to IV because of its action on the surface of the epidermis, which is not suitable for skin with a high concentration of melanin.
Pulsed Light treatment requires perfect mastery and is strictly reserved for beauty professionals. To ensure that practitioners practice in complete safety, Corpoderm equipment is designed with the highest standards of quality, and is made available through certified training courses that present thorough treatment protocols.
Hair Removal
Average time of a treatment: 30 to 40 minutes
Average number of sessions: 6 to 8 sessions
In fact, pulsed light only affects hairs in the growth phase (anagen phase). This phase concerns on average 85% of an individual's hair system at any given time, the other hairs being in the regression phase: the catagen phase, which lasts 2 weeks, or the telogen phase (resting phase), which lasts 2 months.
The duration of the treatment should also be modulated according to each individual and the extent of the areas to be treated.
Step 1
Validate the client's eligibility to confirm the effectiveness of the treatment and remove any contraindications
Step 2
Shave the treated area
Step 3
Observe the treated area and protect any moles, tattoos or miscellaneous skin spots with a white pencil
Step 4
Cover the treated area with a gel that favors the transmission of light waves
Step 5
The pulsed light being very intense, protect the eyes of the treated subject... without forgetting those of the practitioner!
Step 6
Set up your treatment device
Step 7
Activate the pulsed light and complete the treatment
Step 8
Remove the protective gel and rinse the skin
Step 9
Apply a moisturizing and soothing treatment
Step 10
You've successfully completed your treatment!
Skin Rejuvenation
Average time of a treatment: 8 to 20 minutes
Average number of sessions: 6 to 8 sessions
As for the hair removal, it is important that both you and your customer always wear protection glasses while performing skin rejuvenation. Also, these treatments are reserved for phototypes I to IV because of its action on the surface of the epidermis, which is not suitable for skin with a high concentration of melanin.
The duration of the treatment should also be modulated according to each individual and the extent of the areas to be treated.
Step 1
Validate the client's eligibility to confirm the effectiveness of the treatment and remove any contraindications
Step 2
Protect the hair of the treated subject (use a hair cap or a headband)
Step 3
Clean the area to be treated (make-up removal may be necessary) and dry the skin thoroughly
Step 4
Observe the treated area and protect any moles, tattoos or miscellaneous skin spots with a white pencil
Step 5
Protect the client's eyes (and yours) with specially designed glasses.
Step 6
Cover the treated area with a gel that promotes the transmission of light waves
Step 7
After having set up your device according to the indications of the treatment protocol, activate the pulsed light
Step 8
Remove the protective gel and rinse the skin
Step 9
Apply a soothing treatment.
Step 10
You've successfully completed your treatment!
IPL Stella
Maximum Efficiency
STELLA is the reference for pulsed light. Ergonomic, reliable and cost-effective, Stella will allow you to develop your hair removal and skin rejuvenation business while ensuring optimal results in complete safety. Its increased cooling system allows for continuous handling and an intensive sequence of services.
- 2 handpieces for both hair removal and skin rejuvenation
- High-performing cooling system
- Continuous use for maximum efficiency
The Corpoderm team will help you choose and renew your treatment equipment. Our advice is not limited to the technical aspects. Corpoderm takes into consideration all the elements essential to the success of your institute to help you with your investment projects.
