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Hi Ryan. I had a friend who has been using and teaching lasers for 20 years and IPL for 30 years. He use Razorlase laser (Sincoheren) with 3 wavelengths-755nm,808 and 1064nm. it's effective and good quality.
Rossy Murphy
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I'm looking to add ablative resurfacing and IPL to my practice. Sciton offers HALO with BBL vs Candela's IPL (Nordlys) and their CO2 (CORE). I loved Sciton's BBL's interchangeable wavelength cards but the handpiece is clunky and not user friendly. The Nordlys' handpiece feels more comfortable, and I liked the fact that the handpiece has the button actually on it. I didn't like having to change the entire handpiece for the Nordlys when switching wavelengths.
Any recommendations on these competing technologies?
I'm a plastic surgeon in a fairly competitive market. Population 100k.
Thank you!