Device for dermatological treatment

Abstract

A system for the treatment of targets under the skin of a patient comprising: a laser device for emitting a first series of laser pulses towards an area of the skin of a patient, where a target which must be reached by said laser pulses is located under said skin; a cooling system of said area of the skin by means of a cooling fluid; a first measurement sensor of a first temperature of said area of skin; a second measurement sensor of the temperature of said cooling fluid; said computer which receives the signals from said first and second temperature measurement sensor; said computer controls said laser device that emits a first series of laser pulses having predetermined power, duration and spacing; said temperature measurement sensor measures the temperature of said area of skin, following said first series of laser pulses; said computer calculates the predicted temperature reached of said area of the skin following the emission of a second series of pulses having said predetermined power, duration and spacing.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to systems for the treatment of dermatological disorders, in particular for the treatment of targets within the skin, and more particularly to systems for determining the specific chromophores targeted for incorporation into a medium or more generally into a multilayered structure. A system for correct dosing of light-induced heat therapy (chromophores) and related methods. Background technique [0002] The use of electromagnetic radiation for dermatological treatments (including, for example, hair removal, treatment of acne, ruptured blood vessels, unwanted tattoos, chromophores, and more generally targets contained in media such as skin) is currently widespread technology, however , many aspects of this technique make its use critical. Central to these techniques is delivering the "correct" dose of electromagnetic radiation to deliver enough thermal energy to damage the surrounding tissue and the overlying skin layers w...

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Problems solved by technology

[0018] In some cases, although the preheating protocol and the treatment protocol involve different laser settings and application parameters, the two protocols are performed by the same laser, resulting in further difficulties in the determination of the correct treatment dose and the configuration of the treatment device. complexity of

[0019] The cooling process can lead to negative results

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