Post-procedure recovery,
rejuvenation, and tissue repair.
Photobiomodulation with ATP38 is a non-invasive clinical and aesthetic solution for effective skin treatment and regeneration. Its safe and versatile application makes it ideal for dermatologists, aesthetic doctors, Med Spas, and wellness centers.
Post-procedure recovery,
rejuvenation, and tissue repair.
Photobiomodulation with ATP38 is a non-invasive clinical and aesthetic solution for effective skin treatment and regeneration. Its safe and versatile application makes it ideal for dermatologists, aesthetic doctors, Med Spas, and wellness centers.
the Aesthetic clinical book
Accelerated healing after peels, laser treatments, and invasive procedures
Treatment of inflammatory and cystic acne
Reduction of cutaneous inflammation such as rosacea, psoriasis, and dermatitis
Skin rejuvenation through collagen stimulation
Use in post-operative clinics to optimize healing and reduce inflammation
Integration into Med Spas and wellness centers (anti-aging, skin fitness, light therapy)
the Aesthetic clinical book
Accelerated healing after peels, laser treatments, and invasive procedures
Treatment of inflammatory and cystic acne
Reduction of cutaneous inflammation such as rosacea, psoriasis, and dermatitis
Skin rejuvenation through collagen stimulation
Use in post-operative clinics to optimize healing and reduce inflammation
Integration into Med Spas and wellness centers (anti-aging, skin fitness, light therapy)
Dr John Phan – Dermatologist
Dr John Phan – Dermatologist
A female patient presented with age-related sagging skin and wrinkles around the eyes (left) and following the use of PRF, ozone, and PBM with the ATP38 after 4 sessions demonstrated tightening of skin tone and elimination of the wrinkles around the eyes (right).
Female patient with rosacea (left). After 4 PRF microneedling + PBM sessions and 6-month follow-up: significant improvement (right).
5 studies
1. Light-emitting diodes in dermatology: A systematic review of randomized controlled trials. LEDs show beneficial effects for acne, skin rejuvenation, wound healing, and hair. Read more
2. Unlocking the Power of Light on the Skin: Comprehensive Review (2024). Effects on inflammation, collagen synthesis, acne, psoriasis, photoaging. Highlights safety and the need for standardization. Read more
3. Photobiomodulation CME Part I: Overview and Mechanism of Action. Covers cellular effects, dose-response, and clinical implications. Read more
4. Photobiomodulation CME Part II: Clinical Applications. Acne, rejuvenation, wound healing, scarring, and hair loss. Read more
5. Evidence-based consensus on PBM in dermatology. Recommends parameters and standardization for clinical use. Read more
A female patient presented with age-related sagging skin and wrinkles around the eyes (left) and following the use of PRF, ozone, and PBM with the ATP38 after 4 sessions demonstrated tightening of skin tone and elimination of the wrinkles around the eyes (right).
Female patient with rosacea (left). After 4 PRF microneedling + PBM sessions and 6-month follow-up: significant improvement (right).
5 studies
1. Light-emitting diodes in dermatology: A systematic review of randomized controlled trials. LEDs show beneficial effects for acne, skin rejuvenation, wound healing, and hair. Read more
2. Unlocking the Power of Light on the Skin: Comprehensive Review (2024). Effects on inflammation, collagen synthesis, acne, psoriasis, photoaging. Highlights safety and the need for standardization. Read more
3. Photobiomodulation CME Part I: Overview and Mechanism of Action. Covers cellular effects, dose-response, and clinical implications. Read more
4. Photobiomodulation CME Part II: Clinical Applications. Acne, rejuvenation, wound healing, scarring, and hair loss. Read more
5. Evidence-based consensus on PBM in dermatology. Recommends parameters and standardization for clinical use. Read more
