TensorTight™
Skin Tightening with Fotona SMOOTH®
- Smoother and tighter skin
- Minimally invasive
- No downtime
- Comfortable & fast
What is TensorTight™?
TensorTight™ is a minimally invasive procedure that is especially effective when the patient has thin and finely wrinkled skin. It tightens the skin, stimulating collagen production and remodeling. The treatment is fast, safe and effective, resulting in smoother and firmer skin.
How Does it Work?
Based on Fotona’s revolutionary non-ablative Er:YAG SMOOTH® mode, TensorTight™ is ideal for minimally invasive skin tightening. The procedure provides intense, controlled surface tissue heating that stimulates collagen remodeling and initiates neocollagenesis, resulting in an overall improvement of laxity and elasticity in the treated areas.
TensorTight™ is a comfortable procedure with a high satisfaction rate and minimal risk for complications.
T-Runner® Technology for Increased Safety & Effectiveness
TensorTight™ skin tightening performed with Fotona’s T-Runner® scanner enables the achievement of critical temperatures and precise depths of penetration needed for optimal regeneration, increasing the safety and effectiveness of the procedure.
Clinical Results
What is VSP?
VSP (Variable Square Pulse) technology is a patented solution for generating square laser pulses for more controlled energy absorption. Pulse durations can be adjusted from 50 us up to 1500 us, depending on the practitioner’s needs. VSP pulse technology minimizes unnecessary laser energy absorption into body tissues and helps to ensure ultimate performance and patient comfort during laser treatments.
Scientific & Clinical Research Library: *
Dual Tissue Regeneration: Non-Ablative Resurfacing of Soft Tissues with FotonaSmooth® Mode Er:YAG Laser. Matjaz Lukac, Adrian Gaspar, Franci Bajd. J LA&HA - J Laser Health Acad 2018; 2018(1):pp01-15. Read Full Text.
Characteristics of Non‐Ablative Resurfacing of Soft Tissues by Repetitive Er:YAG Laser Pulse Irradiation. Matjaz Lukac, Anze Zorman, Nejc Lukac, Tadej Perhavec, Blaz Tasic. Lasers Surg Med, 53: 1266-1278. Read Full Text.
* Certain applications discussed in this scientific literature may not yet be cleared by the FDA.
Additional Resources: visit the Laser and Health Academy* website for additional information about medical laser treatments that can be performed with Fotona laser systems.
