QM-10600+

Professional Fractional CO2 Laser Machine

Professional fractional CO2 laser machines are widely used to improve a variety of skin conditions, including wrinkles, fine lines, photodamage, uneven pigmentation, skin laxity, as well as scars, skin tags, and benign superficial tumors. By creating regularly spaced microthermal damage zones (MTZs) within the epidermis and superficial dermis, they remove damaged tissue while stimulating collagen and elastic fiber reconstruction, preserving surrounding skin intact for accelerated healing and a shortened downtime. Treatment strategies can be flexibly adjusted based on target tissue depth and anticipated downtime.

Professional fractional CO2 laser machines combine adjustable power output, a precise balance of non-ablative and thermal effects, and a variety of probes and treatment modes to achieve more precise energy distribution for diverse indications, including acne, pigmentation, scar revision, anti-aging, and soft tissue coagulation. CO2 laser machines allow clinicians to precisely control the ablation volume and depth, and control heat through pulse duration and energy delivery mode, enhancing treatment effectiveness while minimizing unnecessary tissue damage.

What is a fractional co2 laser machine?

CO2 laser light has a wavelength of 10.6μm and is completely absorbed by water-rich human tissue (suitable for a range of skin types with settings selected by a trained operator). It converts this energy into heat, causing localized vaporization (ablation) and thermal coagulation. The system utilizes a sealed CO2 laser source that delivers focused energy via an articulating light-guide arm. This configuration allows for high directional accuracy and ensures high energy density at the treatment site.

CO2 lasers operate in the invisible infrared wavelength range, requiring aiming to ensure visibility of the treatment beam. When the laser beam passes through a focusing lens, the heat generated vaporizes the target tissue.

Fractional Laser

Versatile fractional laser for efficient ablation procedures, including skin texture and pigmentation reduction.

The ergonomically designed fractional CO2 laser offers effortless operation and carbon-free ablation technology. It offers a variety of scanning options, including square, rectangular, triangular, hexagonal, circular, elliptical, and linear, enabling rapid coverage of large areas (maximum scanning area approximately 20 mm × 20 mm), making it suitable for a variety of dermatological, cosmetic, and surgical applications.

Advantages of QM-10600+, Co2 Fractional Laser Machine

• Top Level Metal RF Tube - Even output energy, deeper penetration (8-10mm under the skin). Long lifespan: 8-12 years.
• Multi-Functional Applicators - Specialized handpieces for precise, indication-specific treatments.
• Fractional Mode (Fractional Head) - Targets scar revision (acne, surgical, traumatic), pigmentary lesions (age spots, freckles), wrinkles, skin rejuvenation, acne, and striae (stretch marks).
• Normal Mode (Ultra Pulse Head) - Delivers shorter, faster energy pulses for surgical applications: wart ablation, benign tumor excision, and precision tissue incision.
• Fractional + Ultra Pulse + Vaginal 3 in 1 system
• 360 Vaginal Handle - Automatically Rotating Technology
• Integrated Aiming System - Visible red diode laser (635nm, 2mW) for real-time treatment guidance.
• High Clearance Efficiency - Fragments target chromophores into micro-particles for rapid elimination.
• Customizable Beam Patterns - Adjustable spot size and geometry for tailored lesion coverage.
• Delicate Tissue Safety - Optimized for sensitive anatomical zones (e.g., periorbital, mucosal).
• 7 Programmable Scanning Shapes - Scalable fractional patterns (0.1×0.1mm to 20×20mm) enable area-specific treatment with minimized hypopigmentation risk.
• US Coherent Laser Generator - Premium-grade emission source supporting beam stability and clinical reliability.
• Taiwan Meanwell Power Supply - Stable voltage regulation for uninterrupted operation and extended system longevity.
• Versatile for high ROI - Multi-indication capability maximizes clinical utility and practice revenue.

▶ What is the difference between ablative and non-ablative fractional lasers?

Ablative fractional lasers generate coherent beams of light that are absorbed by human tissue and converted into energy. These beams are then applied across multiple wavelengths. In the targeted area, the energy heats up, causing tissue ablation (also known as vaporization). This approach is effective for deeper wrinkles, scars, and severe photodamage, but typically requires a longer recovery period.

Non-ablative fractional lasers are non-invasive laser treatments with a shorter recovery time. They stimulate collagen growth, improving skin tone and texture over time, but multiple treatments are typically required to achieve the same results.

Both ablative and non-ablative fractional lasers target only a small area of skin at a time, leaving untreated tissue, which speeds healing and reduces risks.

▶ Who is a good candidate for fractional CO₂ laser treatment?

This treatment is suitable for individuals with:

* Fine lines and wrinkles due to aging or sun damage

* Acne scars or surgical scars

* Uneven skin tone and texture

* Stretch marks or enlarged pores

* Mild to moderate skin laxity

Ideal candidates are those with fair to medium skin tones, realistic expectations, and the ability to follow pre- and post-treatment care. Darker skin types may require adjusted settings to reduce the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.