Accurett

Age spots and sun-related pigmented spots are commonly observed in aesthetic clinics. With Accurett a phenomenal treatment solution for these skin imperfections has come true. The innovation is the use of a soft version of the proven technique of cell ablation by freezing. Hyperpigmented cell layers are treated with pinpoint accuracy in one no-stress procedure.

How Does It Work?

Cryotherapy is THE reference for the treatment of skin imperfections. It treats the tissue by freezing the inter-cellular fluid to destroy the cell structure. It is applied to freeze and to effectively destroy the unwanted tissue. No special preparation is required. Treatment is applied for 2 to 5 seconds on each
spot. In larger areas circular or crossing movement is used. After treatment, granulation and the formation of new skin after 10-15 days, the destroyed lesion will fall off and fresh new skin tissue will become apparent. Accurett, work with the Best. Accurett is a brilliant device. It is practical, innovative and so easy and safe to use. With the great patient acceptance the device will directly relate to an increase to the number of cases treated for the most requested skin treatment in your aesthetic practice.

The knowledge that in your clinic you can have the option of a device that can quickly and effectively treat disorders of pigmentation extremely accurately and with no stress will comfort you to bring treatment suggestions to the attention of your clients.

Safe Ultra Design Superb Control..

Full control with on/off switch
Utilizes disposable 16g CO2 cartridges
Standard micro-applicator for Ø 2-8 mm treatment
Additional applicators for larger area’s are available

Advanced treatment for Disorders of Pigmentation

Pigment spots, solar lentigo, age spots: treatment is effective from the first application and clients can be in and out in just 10 minutes. Having the Accurett in your practice will be just that in your striving for more service and enhanced care.

The learning curve for utilizing the Accurett is short. Start practicing on the regular lesions and treat the more delicate ones after having acquired some experience.

No special preparation is required. Treatment is applied for 2 to 5 seconds on each spot. In larger areas circular or crossing movement is required to include all tissue. After treatment, a sore blister may eventually form. Next is granulation and the formation of new skin under a scab from the old lesion that will fall off 10-15 days later. The new formed skin should be protected for sun from the moment the scab has fallen off