Ellipse I²PL
Pigmented lesions

Benign pigmented lesions may be genetic in origin or may be caused by physical damage such as sunburn or injury, as well as the natural effect of ageing. The lesions can vary in size and color. It is always important to ensure that the lesion is not malignant before removing it.

Ellipse treatment works by directing pulses of light into the epidermis. Light is absorbed by the melanin which is concentrated in the pigmented lesions.

Melanin converts the light energy into heat. This heat is used to destroy the keratinocatos in which the melanin is stored. This technique is called "Selective Photothermolysis”.

Visible light emitted from Ellipse system is carefully controlled to produce the correct pulse length and wavelengths energy to destroy the target without damaging surrounding tissue.

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