Nordlys Candela IPL and Laser Devices

Nordlys Candela IPL and Laser Devices

Stay at the forefront of aesthetic and dermatological procedures with the Nordlys® series, advanced technology platforms engineered with timeless technologies to meet patient’s ever-growing needs, from treatment of pigmentation, vascularity, and skin resurfacing to hair removal.
Fulfill the growing demand for skin rejuvenation* and hair removal treatments1,2 with the Nordlys multi-application device, configured with pre-set aesthetic and dermatologic treatments that have been developed and designed for over 20 years. The Nordlys features Selective Waveband Technology (SWT) intense pulsed light (IPL), along with two non-ablative fractional lasers (1550 nm and 1940 nm) and an Nd:YAG 1064 nm laser.

The Nordlys Mini is a stand-alone laser device, equipped with the same two non-ablative fractional lasers (1550 nm and 1940 nm) found on the Nordlys device, treating both skin resurfacing and benign pigmented lesions (1940 nm).1,3

Relative contraindications

Patients with any disease or genetic condition causing photosensitivity to light with in the range of wavelengths emitted by the Ellipse applicator used, as this increases the likelihood of a burn or violent erythema.
Patients undergoing treatment with any medication causing photosensitivity to light within the range of wavelengths emitted by the Ellipse applicator used, as this increases the likelihood of a burn or violent erythema. Note that some natural remedies such as St John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum) cause photosensitivity.
Patients undergoing treatment with anti-coagulants,as these increase the risk of bruising after treatment. Note that natural remedies containing Gingko biloba have powerful anticoagulant properties.
Patients suffering from long term diabetes,as diabetes may affect the skin healing process.
Patients suffering from haemophilia,or other coagulopathies (clotting disorders),as these significantly increase the risk of bruising during and after treatment.
Patients tending to produce keloids or hypertrophic scars.
Patients with sun-tanned skin or fever.
Patients who have received gold injections where there has been some leakage/spillage into the epidermis. This presents as an area of dark grey tissue which will absorb the light energy.
Permanent make-up (dark colours in particular) will absorb the light energy and the patient may feel a burning sensation (with burns in worst case). These areas will be covered with white paper. This is also the case if the patient has a tattoo.
There are isolated reports of problems caused by treating over earlier fat injections and some fillers – so users should take extra care in treating of earlier fat injections, or over unknown fillers.