The Milesman Advantage

System Specifications
Uses of the Laser
Before and After Photographs
360° Animations
Laser Control Panel
Remote Control of the Device

System Specifications

The device is made up of two parts: the laser unit and the cooling unit.

LASER UNIT

This is the desktop device which houses the laser tip, all the electronics that control it and the screen with which users interact to set the working parameters.

COOLING UNIT

The device requires a refrigeration unit in order to operate, which cools the tip and the diodes. The cooling unit is located in the cart which houses the laser and comes in two types (to choose one):
COMPACT COOLING STAND
The entire unit cannot be disassembled and holds the laser

SPECIFICATIONS

Laser Specifications
Model	MILESMAN premium
Laser Type	AlGaAs Diodes
Wave Length	810 nm
Repetition Rate	Up to 3 Hz* (models vary)
Spot Size	10 x 10 mm - 0.39 x 0.39 in
Laser Aperture	9 x 9 mm - 0.35 x 0.35 in
Fluence	10–100 J/cm²
Pulse width	5–400 ms
Peek Power	2.000W
Optic Efficiency	80%
Systems Specifications
Electrical	100–120 VAC, 12 A,
	200–240 VAC, 6 A
	50/60 Hz
Weight and Sizes
Laser Dimension (WxDxH)	456mm x 537mm x 318 mm
Laser Weight	25 Kgs - 55 lbs
Size of the compact refrigeration unit	See below
Weight of the compact refrigeration unit	38 kg.

Uses of the Laser

The Milesman Premium laser is primarily used to ELIMINATE UNWANTED HAIR achieving hair removal with all kinds of skin, including tanned and dark skins.

The Milesman Premium diode laser is also indicated for use in other dermatological procedures, including:

The treatment of vascular lesions , such as angiomas, hemangiomas, telangiectasias and other benign vascular lesions
The treatment of benign pigmented lesions
The treatment of pseudofolliculitis barbae and hirsutism

Before and After Photographs


Area Shaven Before Laser Hair Removal	Same Area After Three Sessions with Milesman

The photographs were taken using the epiluminescence method.

Traditional before and after photos are often shown, but it is difficult to determine whether or not the laser has been effective just by looking at them because a hairless area may simply have been shaven.

In photographs taken with epiluminescence, a camera with an enlargement lens and circular lighting is used. The camera is placed directly on the skin and the light is directed uniformly around the area.

When the light touches the epidermis, it is dispersed and the hair is illuminated from above through reflections of the rays of light.

In this way, it is possible to see the hair follicles even when they are not on the surface of the skin.

This technique is an objective way to determine the amount and density of hair after each laser session.