Dermal Photonics Corporation

Laser Abrasive Technologies, LLC

Paul Dunleavy

Vladimir G Krylov

Drake D Stimson

Gregory B Altshuler

Bryan Robert Hotaling

Roland Jeffrey Wyatt

Scott A Leclerc

Christopher Michael Bradley

Jeffrey Alan Tilley

Felix Isaakovich Feldchtein

John A MacNeill

David M Bean

James Varney

Alexander Vybornov

Provided are dermatological medical devices and methods comprising a distal end for positioning at a region proximal a target therapeutic region of tissue, an output port at the distal end, an energy source that generates optical energy, which is output from the output port to the target therapeutic region of tissue, and a control device that controls the optical energy at the target therapeutic region of tissue for increasing a temperature of the target therapeutic region of tissue for a period of time to a temperature that is less than an injuring temperature and induces an expression of heat shock proteins (HSPs) at the target therapeutic region of tissue.

Systems and methods for treating dermatological imperfections

Combined modular laser display screen and base

Dermatological medical device

Provided are dermatological medical devices and methods comprising a distal end for positioning at a region proximal a target therapeutic region of tissue, an output port at the distal end, an energy source that generates optical energy, which is output from the output port to the target therapeutic region of tissue, and a control device that controls the optical energy at the target therapeutic region of tissue for increasing a temperature of the target therapeutic region of tissue for a period of time to a temperature that is less than an injurying temperature and induces an expression of heat shock proteins (HSPs) at the target therapeutic region of tissue.

Provided are dermatological medical devices and methods comprising a distal end for positioning at a region proximal a target therapeutic region of tissue, an output port at the distal end, an energy source that generates optical energy, which is output from the output port to the target therapeutic region of tissue, and a microcontroller that processes replenishment data that controls an operation parameter of the device. The device is activated for performing a treatment operation in response to a receipt and processing of the replenishment data.

Systems and methods for usage replenishment

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Epping, NH, United States of America

Paul Dunleavy