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Palomar: Starlux, Slimlipo & SINON > Technology Advice: What to add after a Palomar Starlux?

I currently have Palomar's Starlux with the basic package - 3 hand pieces as well as the violet. I have noticed many posters on this site probably have more options within their practice. By this I mean multiple laser etc. Any advice/opinions/suggestions as to a good addition to my practice that would complement the Starlux? I Would really like to add something for cellulite/skin tightening but am leaning away from Thermage.

04.27 | Unregistered CommenterMD
MD,
I went with the Cutera Titan and haven't regretted it. I didn't like the never ending cost of Thermage tips and the Titan has done extremely well for us. I'm convinced that Thermage is a flash in the pan and that Cutera's Titan is a better solution. Just my opinion.
04.27 | Unregistered CommenterMinidoc
I have had my Titan for about 2 years and have only seen mild improvement. We have tried all the strategies and still have never seen a "wow". I still keep hoping. We have never felt that comfortable selling it. Radiofrequency is still the gold standard.

You also have a consumable cost with the Titan but nothing near the individual cost of thermage tips. But in the long haul if you end up doing 5 treatments on a patient the cost is about the same or possibly even more. Titan is about 33 cents per pulse and a full face will be about 200 or more pulses so you do the math.

Also, the only thing you can currently use directly on the eyes is the Thermage. If you figure out a great protocol for the Titan I want to know. I paid a lot of money for it and have not recouped my costs as of yet.
04.27 | Unregistered CommenterLH
MD,

If you are talking about technology, I would recommend to add an erbium for resurfacing next. Starlux does have a fractional handpiece but I would go with a straight erbium yag. You can start with superficial resurfacing and then go deeper as you feel more comfortable. I bought the Fraxel first and then the erbium. I wish I would have done it the other way around.

If you have not added injectables then add them next. They are relatively inexpensive to add. It will only cost you a couple of thousand to add these. Also think about lipodissolve training.

Make sure you have your overhead on the starlux covered first and do not forget about budgeting for head replacement on the Starlux. These types of things sneak up on you.
04.27 | Unregistered CommenterLH
at first i had the same non-reaction then i called Cutera and spoke with the Clinical person and she set me straight on my parameters. Cutera is VERY conservative in their parameters that they issue their owners. I started calling other owners in my state and asked them and they gave me a lot of pointers and tricks of the trade to customize my own treatment style. NOW, with better expectations in mind and better patient selection i get the WOW that i wanted.
05.11 | Unregistered Commentertruth
Truth,

You seem to be pushing the Cutera. I also own the cutera and have had mine longer than you. I would like to know the parameters you are using to get the "wow" with. Believe me after spending over 150,000 I want it to work to its best capabilities.
05.12 | Unregistered CommenterLH

I have had my Cutera Xeo with Titan for approx 3 years and have treated over 1000 patients. To get wow results one has to do the full 3 D that the Xeo provides. I combine each procedure with a microdermabrasion before and do Transdermal Mesotherapy at the end of the treatment. I have had approximately 7 dissatisfied patients over the last 3 years and they were usually the patients that only wanted the Titan treatment. Combination therapy is the way to go especially when one is doing non ablative laser treatments. Berfore and after photos are available if any one is interested.

03.7 | Unregistered Commentermaureen

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07.20 | Unregistered CommenterMIKE J

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