10 things you should know about Light & Bright treatment

A recent industry survey underscores that markets for Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) and fractional resurfacing continue to grow.¹ Taking these two business-expanding technologies to the next level, the Light & Bright treatment protocol unites complementary IPL and non-ablative fractional treatments to deliver high rates of improvement and even higher patient satisfaction.² The Light & Bright treatment, available on the Nordlys™ multi-application platform, uses Selective Waveband Technology^® (SWT^®) and the Frax 1550™ handpieces to address both vascular and pigmented lesions as well as textural irregularities via skin resurfacing.

1. Offers complementary SWT^® IPL and Frax 1550^™ treatments on the Nordlys platform^{3,4, 6, 7}
2. Treats diffuse redness, pigmentation, and textural irregularities on the face and/or décolleté via skin resurfacing^3,4
3. Demonstrates impressive results in just three treatment sessions at one-month intervals^3,4
4. SWT^® IPL technology uses targeted (narrowband), controlled (sub-millisecond pulses), and filtered light (dual filtration technology)^3-5
5. SWT^® IPL technology uses less than half the fluence, no active cooling, and requires fewer treatments compared to broadband IPL^3-5
6. The Frax 1550 handpiece delivers high ROI treatments with a smart approach to minimizing consumables³
7. Treatment results in high improvement rates—patients experience 80% improvement in telangiectasias and diffuse redness^2,7
8. Treatment achieves high patient satisfaction—95% of treated patients report they are satisfied or extremely satisfied one month after treatment completion with improvement in skin texture* and in signs of photoaging^2,7,**
9. Candela supports practices offering the Light & Bright treatment with practice marketing materials, digital ads, and geo-targeted social media boosting
10. Your patients will love it! Treatment leaves skin lighter, brighter, and smoother^2,7

Hear the results of a clinical study on this new practice-building treatment from Matthew J. Mahlberg, MD