Electro-Optical Synergy (ELOS) is a selective photothermolysis technology developed by the corporation Israel's Syneron Medical Ltd, that uses various forms of radio and light frequencies principally for cosmetic medicial purposes.
Syneron has recently presented its new line of skin ablation fractional devices that include the Matrix RF applicator for Syneron's eLight, eLaser and eMax at the 66th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology.
The company has also presented a device that has received clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for laser-assisted lipolysis and features disposable fiber optics.
In addition to these two new devices, Syneron has also presented its VelaShape™ device, the first FDA-cleared Class II device for the temporary reduction of the appearance of cellulite that delivers non-invasive cellulite and circumferential reduction treatments.
All devices are powered by proprietary elōs™ Technology, and deliver Bi-Polar Radio Frequency and Light energies that allows the devices to treat a wide range of conditions, such as Hair Removal, Wrinkle Reduction, Vascular Advanced or Fractional Skin Treatment, while minimizing the applied light energy and its long list of associated undesired side effects.
elōs™ Technology was developed by IPL inventor/patent-holder Dr. Shimon Eckhouse and master physicist, Dr. Michael Kreindel.
This revolutionary technology platform effectively overcomes the safety and procedural limitations of intense pulse light (IPL) and conventional lasers.
Clinical Applications
Delivers treatment to the deep dermal levels to allow for new collagen generation, while protecting the epidermis
Selective heating within matrix thermal bands allows surrounding tissue to remain undamaged, promoting quicker healing time and minimizes the downtime
Light and RF energies reduce sebaceous gland activity while blue light destroys acne
Treat even minimally-pigmented hair colors and all skin colors
Treat superficial benign vascular and pigmented lesions including Telangiectasias, Rosacea, Poikiloderma and Angioma. FotoFacialRF.
Resolve vascular lesions in 1-3 treatments
Selective thermolysis to vascular lesions and leg veins up to 4-mm
Can also be applied on advanced vascular and smaller resistant vessels including fine telangiectasias
Photos courtesy of John Shieh, M.D. Condition treated: Skin laxity. Treatment Area: Full face. Treatment Protocol: 1 month post 3 elos Wrinkle Reducton treatments & 1 ReFirme Skin Tightening Treatment.
Photos courtesy of Michael Kulick, M.D. Post 3 elos Wrinkle Reduction Treatments.
Photos courtesy of Gregory S. Keller, M.D. 3 weeks post 4 elos Wrinkle Reduction Treatments
Photos courtesy of M. Kulick, M.D. Post 3 elos Wrinkle Reduction Treatments.
Photos Courtesy of John Shieh, M.D. Condition Treated: Hyper-pigmentation, acne & pores. Treatment Area: Full face. Treatment Protocol: 5 months post 2 elos Skin Rejuvenation Treatments.
Photos Courtesy of Kelly Bomer, M.D. Condition Treated: Chin Scar Post Excision of Sebaceous Cyst.Treatment Protocol: 1 Month Post 3 elos Skin Rejuvenation Treatments.
Advanced Skin Rejuvenation. Photos Courtesy of Sachit Shah, M.D. Condition Treated: Solar Lentigines. Treatment Protocol: 4 Weeks Post 3 elos Skin Rejuvenation Treatments.
Photos Courtesy of Roselyn Krantz, M.D. Condition Treated: Sun Damage. Treatment Area: Right Hand. Treatment Protocol: 3 weeks post 5 elos Skin Rejuvenation Treatments.
Photo Courtesy of Ron Russo, M.D. Treatment Protocol: Post 5 elos Skin Rejuvenation Treatments.
Photos Courtesy of Tess Mauricio, M.D. Post 5 elos Skin Rejuvenation Treatments.
Photos Courtesy of Kelly Bomer, M.D.Condition Treated: Hyperpigmentation.Treatment Area: Full Face.Treatment Protocol: 2 Months Post 2 elos Skin Rejuvenation Treatments.
The company has also presented a device that has received clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for laser-assisted lipolysis and features disposable fiber optics.
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