The leading medical BIOPTRON Hyperlight Therapy device can treat a wide range of skin problems, including the infections caused by viruses or bacteria and the conditions affecting the mouth.
Bioptron regulates skin regeneration, improving the production of collagen, elastin and fibroblasts to preserve healthy skin layers. It also improves microcirculation, increasing the healing rate and improving the skin condition.
During the whole reparative process medically certified Hyperlight Therapy decreases inflammation, pain and infection rate. Bioptron Hyperlight increases the mobility and migration of fibroblasts: In every dermatological disorder, the regeneration of the skin is a pivotal process. Bioptron Hyperlight increases the mobility of newly-formed fibroblasts, a critical process to skin healing.
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