Air Cooler Skin Cooler Device

Product Description:

The professional skin cooling machine is specially for cooling skin before, during and after using of non-invasive CO fractional laser, Q switch laser, IPL or diode laser treatment; pain release for patients to avoid any burn or uncomfortable treatment;

Advantages:

1. It can produce continuous cooling wind to target tissue to minimize pain and thermal injury during laser and ipl treatment, provide temporary relief for cosmetic injections;

2. Wind speed (cold air) and cooling time can be adjusted from level 1-7 and cooling time 1-60 minutes on screen according to patient's comfort;

3. The cooling level can be up to -30 degree, so in actual therapy laser or ipl can use high power to perform high efficient and fast treatment;

4. Use large 10.4 inch touch screen to indicate all treatment parameters , Fexible to operate, no consumables or additional costs , fashionable, economic and professional;

Air Cooler Skin Cooler Device Working Therapy & Functions:

I-Cool Skin air cooleris intended to minimize pain and thermal injury during laser and dermatological treatments. It also provides temporary topical anesthetic relief during injections, tattoo application, tattoo removal, RF, laser hair removal and much more.

The device can assist in a variety of applications and is particularly useful with cosmetic procedures.

Air Cooler Skin Cooler Device Features:

Unlike other cooling methods, such as contact cooling, cryogen spray or ice packs, the I-Cool can cool the epidermis before, during and after the laser energy has been applied, without interfering with the laser beam.

I-Cool is the perfect chiller system for cooling the skin in laser applications and injections of any kind. The cold air device reduces the pain sustainably and minimizes thermal damage to the skin in laser and IPL applications.

Studies have shown that skin cooling with the I-Cool cold air device reduces patients’ pain and sensitivity. As a result, treatments can be tolerated significantly better. The below graphic shows an illustration of these findings in a pain scale study by Dr. Steinert.