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Thulium and erbium laser training

Understand the two wavelengths in the Tulium + Erbium 30 W system and the thinking behind an individual treatment plan. This programme connects laser principles with skin assessment, documentation and client communication. It is designed as a conversation about your team's learning needs, with the proposed scope matched to the exact equipment and participants.

Tulium + Erbium 30 W
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Learning objectives

What will you explore?

  • Identify the 1927 nm and 1550 nm wavelengths in the approved 30 W configuration.
  • Explain the relationship between treatment objectives, fractional delivery and device choices.
  • Distinguish power, pulse duration, pulse energy and treatment coverage when reading documentation.
  • Prepare a consultation and follow-up record that supports individual assessment.

Programme overview

Connect knowledge and practice.

01

Wavelengths and skin biology

Review the role of water as a laser target, skin structure and the principles of fractional delivery. Explore why the two wavelengths require separate consideration when discussing skin tone, texture and the visibility of scars, rather than treating them as interchangeable options.

02

Understanding the device

Explore the Tulium + Erbium 30 W configuration, its available tips and the operating modes relevant to the agreed learning scope. Clarify the difference between a tip's dimensions and the scanning field, and identify information that must be checked for the exact unit.

03

Reading parameters with purpose

Build an understanding of power, pulse duration, energy and coverage as distinct quantities. Use explanatory examples to discuss why a single value cannot describe the whole procedure. Model-specific operating instruction belongs within the agreed teaching and participant prerequisites.

04

Consultation and planning

Consider skin history, pigmentation, previous procedures, expectations and recovery planning. Review suitability assessment, protective arrangements, consent and documentation. Case discussions focus on explaining the rationale for a proposed approach and identifying when another assessment is needed.

05

Client information and review

Develop a consistent way to discuss anticipated recovery, aftercare and follow-up. Plan comparable photographs and review notes. Explore how to separate observed change from lighting differences or client expectations, and when the plan should be reassessed.

Who is this training for?

  • Practitioners with relevant laser experience considering the Tulium + Erbium system.
  • Clinic teams developing consistent consultation and review processes for fractional laser services.

Before you register.

  • Provide your qualifications, laser experience and exact device configuration. The Academy reviews prerequisites and the proposed programme before confirming participation.
  • The programme concerns the agreed aesthetic scope. Specialist applications require separate assessment and are not implied by this course description.

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