XIMER MINI
Medixora XIMER MINI is a compact and user-friendly excimer laser system designed for dermatologists seeking a practical solution for targeted skin treatments. The system supports excimer phototherapy for selected dermatological conditions, including vitiligo and psoriasis, under appropriate medical supervision. Its focused treatment approach helps deliver therapeutic energy to affected skin areas while limiting unnecessary exposure to surrounding healthy skin. Designed with clinical convenience and treatment precision in mind, XIMER MINI is a suitable option for dermatology clinics looking to incorporate targeted phototherapy into their services. Treatment duration and results vary depending on the skin condition, treatment area, and individual patient response.
Key Features
Discover the advanced capabilities of Medixora machines designed to deliver powerful performance, precision, and reliability for modern aesthetic treatments. From intelligent cooling systems and customizable settings to high-speed operation and enhanced safety features, every detail is engineered to provide efficient treatments, maximum comfort, and professional results for clinics and aesthetic centers.
Technical Specifications
Output Source | Excimer Light |
Wavelength | 308nm + 2nm |
Irradiation Time | 1-140s |
Output Energy | 30-4200mj |
Sport Size | 4cm X 4cm |
Net Weight | 1.7Kg |
Package Size | 365 X 318 X 400mm |
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Why Choose Medixora
Why Aesthetic Clinics & Dermatology Professionals Worldwide Trust Medixora for Advanced Laser Equipment Solutions
Manufacturer, Importer & Distributor
Medixora combines manufacturing expertise with globally sourced technologies to supply reliable aesthetic machines for clinics.
Wide Range Of Aesthetic Devices
From entry-level aesthetic tools to advanced dermatology equipment, we provide complete solutions for aesthetic practices.
Technical Training & Support
Our expert team supports clinics with installation, training, clinical assistance, and smooth machine operations.
Reliable After-sales Service
We believe long-term support and reliable service are essential for clinics using professional aesthetic machines.
Quick Answers
The Medixora XIMER MINI is a compact excimer laser system designed for dermatology clinics and skin treatment centers. It supports targeted phototherapy for selected skin conditions, including vitiligo and psoriasis, under appropriate medical supervision.
Excimer laser systems are used to deliver targeted phototherapy to affected skin areas. Dermatologists may use excimer phototherapy to manage conditions such as localized vitiligo and psoriasis, depending on the patient's diagnosis and treatment suitability.
Yes, excimer phototherapy may be suitable for selected patients with localized vitiligo. It can help stimulate repigmentation in treated areas, although results vary according to the location, duration, and individual response to treatment.
Excimer laser phototherapy can be used to manage selected cases of localized psoriasis. A qualified dermatologist determines whether the treatment is appropriate and selects the required treatment parameters.
The Medixora XIMER MINI features a compact design intended for professional dermatology settings. Its targeted phototherapy approach supports treatment of selected skin conditions while helping limit unnecessary exposure of surrounding healthy skin.
Excimer phototherapy delivers therapeutic light energy to affected skin areas. Depending on the wavelength and treatment protocol, it can help regulate local immune responses and support repigmentation in selected patients with vitiligo or reduce inflammation associated with psoriasis.
The number of sessions depends on the skin condition, affected area, severity, and response to treatment. Dermatologists determine the treatment schedule and monitor progress throughout the course.
The XIMER MINI is designed as a compact excimer laser solution for dermatology practices. Its suitability for a particular clinic depends on the clinic's treatment requirements, patient volume, available space, and the machine's confirmed technical specifications.