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Main Indications with FSL

Psoriasis

Atopic Dermatitis

Inflammatory Acne

Fungal Infections

Herpes Zoster

Inflammatory Lesions

Hair Loss

Persistent Redness ( excellent results)

What is the F.S.L.?

1. Full Spectrum Light

2. "Full Spectrum Light" emulates natural light closet to sunlight from 320 nm to 8,000 nm wavelengths.

3. The emitted light is created from electric arc between tow carbon rods, called Ark Rods, at ultra high temperature

more than 3000°C

4. F.S.L. delivers synergy effect through emission of three different bands of light; ultraviolet, visible and Infrared spectrum which cannot be generated from a single wavelength.

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F.S.L. ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Wave length :320nm ~5,000nm

Power requirements :AC 220V, 50/60hz

Power consumption:360W(max)

Weight :40Kg

Dimensions :1150x400x450

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Revolutionary Atopic Dermatitis

Treatment

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How does F.S.L. work?

F.S.L. generates the thermal plasma which is characterized by the high energy through Arc discharge.

Our Ark-Rod is consisted of carbon compounds including 16 chemical elements

Three different bands of light which are beneficial to treat a variety of skin disorders such as Atopic dermatitis, Eczema, Psoriasis, Acne etc are produced using proprietary high-power plasma light source.

F.S.L . electromagnetic spectrum does not contain UVC and UVB!!

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F.S.L. Superior Technology (I)

All wavelengths from 320nm(UVA) to 5,000 nm (Far IR) emit simultaneously by Ark discharge

Type of Ark Rod: Ark Rod(AR)-A, AR-B, AR-C, AR-D

Component Ratio: AR-A: C-99%

AR-B: C-94%, Si-0.3%, S-0.1%, K-0.2%

AR-C: C-96%, S-0.1%, Ca-0.13%

AR-D: C-95%, S-0.1%, K-0.13%

The clinical effects of the AR-C and AR-D are on the way

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LIGHT SENSOR

Light sensor detects the emitted light from two Ark Rods

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Two Ark Rods inside of Light Generator

Arc Rods burning generate full spectrum light simultaneouslywithout any harmful gas and fume.

Source of F.S.L. lightsFull Spectrum Light

Illumination of 10,000Lux Full Spectrum Light

HOW TO TREAT F.S.L ?

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UVC UVB UVA Visible ray Infrared ray

280nm 320nm 400nm 800nm 8000nm

Biological effects of F.S.L.

Reduce itch/Pruritus

Germicidal effect, anti-inflammatory effects

Improve immunity function and promote calcium metabolism

Speed up healing process by transporting more oxygen and nutrients to the skin

Control autonomic nerve system

Increase lymphatic and blood circulatory systems

Control Hormone balance

Increase Blood flow

Promote blood circulation

Directness processIndirectness process

1. Activation of photochemical synthesis in skin tissue

2. Photochemical synthesis of Vit D3

3.Improve and control the function of immune systems

4. Normalization of immune response

1. Germicidal action of skin surface

2. Prevention for inflammation of skin surface

3. Normalization of skin function

Suppression

for pruritus

Germicidal effect, Anti-inflammation, and Normalization of immune system by UVA.

Control skin wound healing and auto-nerve system by Visible ray

Increase body blood flow and circulation by Infrared ray

Mechanism of F.S.L.

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ADVANTAGES OF F.S.L ?

1. Non side effects ( only slight tanning )

2. Minimal or non steroid use for Tx.

3. Safety for under 1-2 years old

4.Lowest recurrence rates ( 1-2% less)

5.Make immune systems repaired by combing 3 band of lights. ( less recurrence rates)

6.Multi applications (any Inflammatory lesions are

useful )

7.Combining a synergic effect for inflammatory lesions treatment through all band of lights for UVA, Visible light and Far Infrared simultaneously.

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Clinical Indications for

dermatology

Psoriasis

Atopic dermatitis

Inflammatory Acne

Fungal infections

Herpes Zoster

Inflammatory lesions

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Atopic dermatitis

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DERMATOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF CHUNG-ANG

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER IN KOREA

Before After 2 weeks

After 4 weeks

Treatment Period:

35-year-old female two times per a week for a month

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DERMATOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF CHUNG-ANG

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER IN KOREA

Before After 2 weeks

After 4 weeks

Treatment Period:

28-year-old male two times per a week for a month

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DERMATOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF CHUNG-ANG

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER IN KOREA

Before After 2 weeks

After 4 weeks

Tx Period: 28-year-old male two times per a week for a month

After 1 month

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DERMATOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF CHUNG-ANG

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER IN KOREA

After 4 weeks

Treatment Period:

26-year-old male two times per a week for two months

Before After 2 weeks After 4 weeks

After 4 weeks

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Atopic Dermatitis

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim, M.D.

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Before After 4weeksAfter 2weeks

35-year-old female with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : two times per-week for four weeks

Atopic Dermatitis

5-year-old girl with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : three times per a week for a month

Before After 11 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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1-year-old boy with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : two times per a week for six months

Before After 48 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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Before After 8 treatments

8-year-old girl with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : two times per a week for two weeks

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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12-year-old girl with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : two times per a week for three weeks

BeforeAfter 6 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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8-year-old girl with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : three times per a week for two months

Before

After 22 treatments

After 12 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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14-year-old girl with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : three times per a week for two months

Before After 24 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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36-year-old female with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : three times per a week for a month

Before After 8 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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30-year-old female with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : two times per a week for two months

Before After 16 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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Before

After 16 treatments

After 4 treatments After 8 treatments

After 12 treatments After 14 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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Patient10:

37-year-old female with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : three times per a week for two months

After 11 treatments After 20 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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Patient12:

32-year-old male with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : two times per a week for fourteen months

Before After

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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Patient13:

28-year-old male with atopic dermatitis

Treatment period : two times per a week for three months

Before After 24 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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Inflammatory lesions

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Inflammatory Acne

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Before After 12 treatments

Inflammatory Acne

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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Before After 7 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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Inflammatory Acne

INFLAMMATORY ACNE

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Psoriasis

Patient 1:

28-year-old male with Psoriasis

Treatment period : three times per a week for three months

BeforeAfter 24 treatments

Psoriasis

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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BeforeAfter 8 treatments

Courtesy of Dr. B.J. Kim

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Psoriasis

TINEA PEDIS WITH FSL

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TINEA PEDIS WITH FSL

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Hair Loss

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