Pulse Excimer

The Excimer is a handheld UVB phototherapy device built for stubborn, localized skin conditions like psoriasis, vitiligo, alopecia, and scleroderma. Operating at a 308nm wavelength, it treats a 16 cm² area per pass, with interchangeable masks that narrow the beam for smaller or more sensitive patches. Power density is adjustable across a wide 50–6,000 J/cm² range, so treatment can be tailored to skin type and severity without exposing surrounding healthy skin — and with no consumables required, it's a low-maintenance addition to any clinic.

308nm Wavelength No Consumables Compact & Portable Fast & Effective

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Built for Dermatology Clinics

Because it treats only the affected patch rather than the surrounding skin, the Excimer suits patients who need repeated sessions over months without cumulative exposure to healthy tissue. Its compact, portable design means it can move between treatment rooms rather than needing a dedicated space, and with no consumables to restock, running costs stay low even with frequent use — making it a practical addition alongside other dermatology equipment.

Which Pulse Machine Treats Which Concern

Clinics usually build their treatment menu around patient concerns. This table shows which Pulse machine covers each one.

Concern	Pulse machine	Technology
Hair removal	Wavelength Pro X, Bbl Super IPL+DPL	Diode laser (4 wavelengths) or IPL
Tattoos and pigmentation	Pi-Code, Bbl Super IPL+DPL	Picosecond Nd:YAG laser or IPL
Acne scars, fine lines, skin texture	Nodd, Code Factor	RF microneedling or CO₂ fractional laser
Facial lifting and toning	Visage	HIFES with RF
Fat reduction and body contouring	Cool Shape, Em Code	Cryolipolysis, or HIFEM with RF
Pelvic floor weakness	Em-Ma	HIFEM
Vitiligo, psoriasis, alopecia patches	Excimer (this page)	308 nm UVB phototherapy
Facials, hydration, pore cleansing	Hydrafrac	Multi-step facial platform
Consultation and progress tracking	Skin Analyzer	36 MP camera with spectral imaging

How Excimer Fits Your Clinic

The 308 nm excimer is used by dermatologists for vitiligo, psoriasis and patchy hair loss. Because it treats only the patch and not the whole body, it suits clinics that want targeted phototherapy without a full-body phototherapy cabin.

What to Check Before Buying

Patch sizes. Check the masks cover the small and large patches you treat.
Dose records. Plan how you will record the dose for each patch and session.
Training. Ask what operator training is included and whether it covers settings for Indian skin types.
Certifications and documents. Ask for the certificates and import documents for the exact model you buy.
Running costs. List every consumable, tip, lamp or handpiece that wears out, with prices.
Warranty and service. Confirm what the warranty covers, especially handpieces, and how fast an engineer reaches your clinic.
Space and power. Check room size, power supply and any cooling or ventilation needs.

Planning a new clinic? Read our guide to starting an aesthetic clinic in India. Share your clinic city and the treatments you plan to offer, and request a quote.

Got Questions?

Excimer FAQs

It is a handheld 308nm UVB phototherapy device for localised skin conditions such as psoriasis, vitiligo, alopecia and scleroderma.

Up to 16 sq cm per pass, with treatment time adjustable from 1 to 140 seconds. Interchangeable masks narrow the beam for smaller or more sensitive patches, so the healthy skin around them is not exposed.

No consumables are required. It is compact at 27 x 24 x 26 cm and portable, so it can move between treatment rooms, and it runs on 100-240V power.

Yes. It is used in both small clinics and large hospitals across India. As with any medical aesthetic device, results depend on correct settings and trained use.

Message us on WhatsApp at +91 90711 01108, or download the brochure on this page for full specifications.

Lamp Type	XeCl lamp
Light Wavelength	308nm
Optical Power Density	308mW/cm² ±20%
Fluency	30–4200mJ/cm²
Spot Size	Max 16cm²
Treatment Time	1s–140s
Work Mode	Continuous
Dimension (LxWxH)	27×24×26cm
Power Requirement	100–240V, 47–63Hz

Pulse Excimer

Key Features

Technical Specifications

Built for Dermatology Clinics

Which Pulse Machine Treats Which Concern

How Excimer Fits Your Clinic

What to Check Before Buying

Excimer FAQs

Pulse Excimer

Key Features

Technical Specifications

Built for Dermatology Clinics

Which Pulse Machine Treats Which Concern

How Excimer Fits Your Clinic

What to Check Before Buying

Excimer FAQs

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