Cynosure's Elite iQ™ laser uses the Skintel™ melanin reader to help practitioners select treatment settings for a range of skin types. Individual suitability is assessed before treatment.
Manufacturer: Cynosure
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How it works
Before treatment, the Skintel™ device measures your skin's melanin level. The practitioner uses this reading to help select suitable Elite iQ™ laser settings.
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What it may address
Unwanted hair, across a range of skin types and treatment areas, made possible by the melanin-reading calibration step.
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What the appointment involves
A Skintel™ reading followed by laser passes over the treatment area. All Elite iQ™ treatments are performed at Citizen Studio, not the West Springs clinic — see the laser hair removal treatment page for the address.
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Safety and suitability
The melanin-reading step exists specifically to support safe treatment across a range of skin types; individual suitability is still assessed during a consultation.
What makes Elite iQ™ different from a standard laser hair removal device?
The Skintel™ melanin reader — it measures your skin's melanin directly rather than relying on a general skin-type estimate, which is what allows the laser settings to be calibrated to you specifically.
Where are Elite iQ™ treatments performed?
At Citizen Studio, a separate location from the West Springs clinic.
Is Elite iQ™ suitable for every skin type?
The Skintel™ calibration step is designed to support treatment across a range of skin types, but individual suitability is confirmed during a consultation.
Who makes the Elite iQ™ device?
Cynosure.
How do I book a consultation for a treatment using this device?
Book a consultation through Mikata — see the laser hair removal treatment page for the direct link.