Inmode Triton DioLazeXL 755/810 and 810/1064 Selection Guide

Step 1: Patient's Fitzpatrick Skin Type

Please select the patient's Fitzpatrick Skin Type (I-VI).

Type I (Very fair, always burns, never tans) Type II (Fair, usually burns, tans minimally) Type III (Cream white, sometimes burns, tans uniformly) Type IV (Moderate brown, rarely burns, tans easily) Type V (Dark brown, very rarely burns, tans very easily) Type VI (Deeply pigmented dark brown to black, never burns, tans very easily)

Step 2: Hair Characteristics and Treatment Area

Please select the type of area being treated.

Thin and Sensitive Skin Area: These areas typically have thinner skin, are more prone to irritation, and may have different hair growth patterns (e.g., vellus/fuzzy hair on the face). They require extra caution. Examples: Upper lip, neck, temples. Area with Bone Proximity: These areas have less tissue and fat padding over bones. The bone can absorb laser energy, potentially causing discomfort or adverse reactions if parameters aren't adjusted. A thicker layer of gel is often recommended here. Examples: Shins, knees, elbows, tops of hands and feet, chin. Standard Area: These are general body areas that don't fall into the highly sensitive or bone-proximal categories. They typically have more tissue padding and are less prone to specific issues related to skin thinness or bone interference. Examples: Legs (thighs), back (main areas), arms (main areas), bikini line (though often sensitive, it's not directly categorized by bone proximity or generalized thin skin in the same way as face/neck).

Step 3: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area
Hair Color

Please select the patient's hair color.

Black Brown Dark Blond Light Blond

Step 4: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area
Hair Texture

Please select the patient's hair texture.

Very Coarse and Deep Hair Coarse Hair Normal Hair Fine Hair

Step 5: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area
Presence of Vellus/Fuzzy Hair (for women's face/neck)

Is there vellus/fuzzy hair in the treated area (typically applicable for women's face/neck)?

Yes No

Step 6: Desired Pulse Mode

Select the pulse mode you intend to use.

Single and 1 pps Pulse Modes (up to 40 J/cm²) 2 pps Pulse Mode (up to 25 J/cm²) Glide Pulse Mode (5 pps, up to 10 J/cm²)

Triton Laser Hair Removal Guide

Step 1: Patient's Fitzpatrick Skin Type

Step 2: Hair Characteristics and Treatment Area

Step 3: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area
Hair Color

Step 4: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area
Hair Texture

Step 5: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area
Presence of Vellus/Fuzzy Hair (for women's face/neck)

Step 6: Desired Pulse Mode

Recommendations:

Important Notes:

Triton Laser Hair Removal Guide

Step 1: Patient's Fitzpatrick Skin Type

Step 2: Hair Characteristics and Treatment Area

Step 3: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area Hair Color

Step 4: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area Hair Texture

Step 5: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area Presence of Vellus/Fuzzy Hair (for women's face/neck)

Step 6: Desired Pulse Mode

Recommendations:

Important Notes:

Step 3: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area
Hair Color

Step 4: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area
Hair Texture

Step 5: Hair Characteristics & Treatment Area
Presence of Vellus/Fuzzy Hair (for women's face/neck)