Lasers for aesthetic medicine

BIOXEL CO2 laser

Power of possibilities, multi-purpose, intuitive 40 W laser with a wide spectrum of operation.

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The BIOXEL ablative laser allows you to perform dermatological, gynaecological, ENT, dental and surgical procedures.

Replaceable heads

The BIOXEL laser is equipped as standard with three heads (two surgical with focal lengths of 50 mm and 100 mm, and a fractional one) and several optional ones. A set of heads can be used to perform dermatological, surgical, laryngological, gynaecological and dental treatments. The laser is adapted to work with a micromanipulator, colposcope and microscope.

Operating principle

When ablative fractional procedures are performed, the laser uses a scanner to cause micro-damage (200μm in diameter) on the surface of the skin. At the same time, heat energy is supplied to the tissue, which is large enough to stimulate the skin to produce new collagen fibers, and thus rebuild it, and balanced enough not to overheat and burn it. The ablative action allows for partial evaporation of the top layer of the epidermis, and only micro-damage to the skin is created, minimizing the risk of infection. Such a risk is very high in the case of traditional methods such as microdermabrasion, where skin damage covers almost the entire surface of the face

BIOXEL ablative laser

Multitasking

The BIOXEL laser is an ultra-modern device used in aesthetic medicine, surgery, aesthetic gynecology, laryngology and dentistry. The high peak power of the UltraPulse mode at 315 W allows you to perform precise surgical procedures.

Ease of use

Intuitive and user-friendly interface in Polish closed in a convenient, large touch panel, located at the optimal height for the operator.

Comfort of work

The laser has 45 saved treatment programs that guarantee the highest comfort, effectiveness and safety during work.

Technology that guarantees efficiency

High therapeutic efficacy and short healing time.

Use in fractional treatments

Reduction of symptoms of photoaging, shallow wrinkles, shallowly located discolorations, age spots, freckles.

Smoothing and rejuvenating the surface of the skin.

Reduction of wrinkles, improvement of skin tension.

Improvement of skin density.

Use in gynecology

Improving the functioning of the urogenital system

Revitalization of the genitals

Supporting the treatment of stress urinary incontinence.

Use in surgical procedures

Epidermal and vascular nevi, granulomas, hemangiomas, neurofibromas, disseminated nodular amyloidosis, warts, phlegmonous and cicatricial acne, fibromas, keloids, yellow tufts

Gynaecological surgery – erosions, genital warts, cervical conization, cervical polyp, endometriosis, uterine fibroids

Laryngeal microsurgery, laryngeal papillomas, precancerous conditions, leukoplakia, peritonsillar abscess, soft palate and uvula plasty, vocal cord edema and polyps, chordectomy, tincture cartilag

Soft tissue dental procedures

Dental applications

Thanks to its properties, the BIOXEL CO2 laser is used as a knife in dental surgery. The high absorption of laser radiation in water makes treatments quick, safe and with minimal impact on adjacent tissues.

Built-in treatment programs make it much easier to select the right parameters and increase work safety. The use of a special, angled handle improves the visibility of the treatment area.
The procedure does not require stitches, the swelling is much lower and the risk of scarring is practically non-existent. Treatments with the use of a CO2 laser are characterized by minimal bleeding (blood vessels are closed) and thanks to the possibility of non-contact operation, there is no possibility of wound infection. In addition, during the evaporation and cutting of tissues, sterility is ensured by high temperature.

Epidermal and vascular nevi, granulomas, hemangiomas, neurofibromas, disseminated nodular amyloidosis, warts, phlegmonous and cicatricial acne, fibromas, keloids, yellow tufts

Use:

Trimming the frenulum of the lips and tongue

Vestibuloplasty

Removal of overgrown gums

Preparation of the oral cavity for dentures and implants

Removal of vascular lesions

Removal of lesions such as fibromas, papillomas, epulides

The CO2 laser will work well
in procedures where hemostasis of the tissue
is necessary:

In vascularized tissues and removal of vascular lesions

In patients with coagulation disorders

Extensive, associated with high blood loss

Preparation of the oral cavity for dentures and implants

Advantages of using a CO2 laser
in dentistry

No complications

No astringent post-treatment scars

Bloodless and painless procedure

Good visibility of the treatment area

The procedure is not burdensome, so it can be used in the elderly