Medical device with a touchscreen interface displaying options for surgery or therapy, used for internal muscular skeletal tissue treatment. The device is labeled REGENALASE and features a sleek, modern design.
Text explaining fractional lasers, their use in dermatology, and specific details about wavelength and mechanisms.
Diagram showing fiber laser process with a syringe, a green laser fiber, and a clear ring indicating insertion into the body through a standard 18-gauge cannula.
Text about using fractional lasers to treat joint collagen, promoting skin collagen production and healing.

Super pulse and continuous wave to optimize the depth of treatment

Diagram of versatile attachments for a medical device, with a handheld tip and various attachment options for contact and non-contact treatments with different beam sizes.
Graph showing penetration of 980 nm light versus 810 nm light into skin and subcutaneous tissue at 1.5 cm depth. The black line represents 980 nm, and the red line represents 810 nm. The graph indicates deeper tissue penetration of 980 nm light.
Regenalase Brochure
Regenalase Presentation
Regenalase White Paper
Regenalase Clinical Guide
Quotes and professional photos of two doctors, Dr. Christopher Kyriakides and Dr. Michael Scarphone, on a light gray background.

Testimonials