The updated multi-panel light therapy system adds a scalp-focused mode to its existing FDA-cleared applications, offering practices a noninvasive option for patients seeking hair regrowth treatments.
BioPhotas, Inc, announced the release of Contour Plus, the next evolution of its multi-panel Celluma Contour system, now with capacity for hair restoration treatments.
Building on the four-mode Celluma Contour, the new Contour Plus offers five US Food and Drug Administration-cleared modes of treatment in multi-panel solution designed for whole-body coverage. What sets the new Contour Plus apart is the inclusion of a LED panels specifically optimized for the scalp.
The Contour Plus base includes two LED panels: one standard large panel and one smaller panel optimized for use on the scalp or targeted body areas. The Contour Plus system includes four LED panels: three large LED panels, plus one small panel.
“With the Contour Plus, we’re not just expanding treatment capabilities, we’re empowering professionals and consumers alike to address one of the most emotionally impactful concerns: hair loss,” says CEO Curtis Cluff in a release. “This new device features the same modular design, ease-of-use, and high efficacy as the original Contour, now with targeted technology for supporting hair regrowth.”
The new system is ideal for a wide range of clinical practices—medical spas, wellness centers, dermatology clinics, estheticians, and hair loss specialists, according to a release from the company, which notes that it is lightweight and easily transported between treatment rooms or stowed out of the way when not in use. Additional benefits to practitioners include expanded treatment offerings, increased revenue potential, and improved client satisfaction.
Licensed professionals should call or visit the Celluma.com professional page for professional support and pricing information available only to active practitioners.
Photo caption: The Contour Plus has everything from the original Contour, plus a panel optimized for scalp treatments.
Photo credit: BioPhotas Inc
