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Choose the menu
Identify the treatments your clinic wants to offer and the clients you intend to serve.
Build your treatment menu
Explore by concern, understand the relevant technology, then build an Octave configuration around the services your clinic intends to deliver.
Compare broad-area IPL with a dedicated long-pulse laser option.
Relevant technology
IPL or 1064 nm long-pulse Nd:YAG
Plan a light-based menu around selected skin rejuvenation concerns.
Relevant technology
IPL
Compare available options against the pigment concerns you intend to treat.
Relevant technology
IPL or Q-switched Nd:YAG
Explore the platform options relevant to selected vascular treatments.
Relevant technology
IPL or 1064 nm long-pulse Nd:YAG
Add a dedicated Q-switched option and understand where it differs from pico.
Relevant technology
1064 / 532 nm Q-switched Nd:YAG
Compare ablative and non-ablative approaches for your planned menu.
Relevant technology
2940 nm Er:YAG or 1540 nm Er:Glass
Plan around texture, photodamage and the downtime profile of ablative work.
Relevant technology
2940 nm Er:YAG
Explore fractional non-ablative resurfacing for texture and scar appearance.
Relevant technology
1540 nm fractional Er:Glass
Build a menu around skin firmness and fine-line appearance treatments.
Relevant technology
Bipolar or monopolar radiofrequency
This is equipment purchase-planning information. Final selection and use depend on the supplied configuration, manufacturer instructions, practitioner competency, client assessment and applicable approvals.
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Identify the treatments your clinic wants to offer and the clients you intend to serve.
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See which Octave handpieces are relevant and where different modalities should not be treated as equivalent.
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Confirm configuration, access pathway, training, freight and support in one written proposal.
Tell us which concerns you want to address, who will operate the system and how you prefer to access the equipment.