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| Syneron Announces $6 Million Private Label Deal With American ...
YOKNEAM, ISRAEL and TORONTO -- (MARKET WIRE) -- August 14, 2006 -- Syneron Medical Ltd. (NASDAQ: ELOS), an innovator in the development, marketing and sales of elos™ combined-energy medical aesthetic devices, today announced that Syneron has received a $6 million order from American Laser Centers, the national laser hair removal, skin rejuvenation and cellulite reduction therapy company, as the first part of a multi-year agreement for deployment of Syneron eLight™ and eLaser™ devices in its clinics throughout the U.S. The new equipment was designed by Syneron adhering to the specifications of American Laser Centers and according to protocols which American Laser Centers have developed for their clients during four years of experience with Syneron's elos-based systems on more than 100,000 patients.
ICON LASIK in Denver introduces the new Erbium:YAG laser skin ... (PRLEAP.COM) ICON LASIK a Denver laser eye surgery and skin care clinic, introduces the Sciton Profile, the most advanced Erbium:YAG laser available for laser skin resurfacing. The Sciton laser is used to treat acne and other scars as well as for laser hair removal. http://icondenver.com/Colorado-laser-skin-resurfacing.html The procedure only takes a few minutes and healing takes 2-5 days. The procedure can be performed on a Thursday or Friday, so you can return to work the following Monday. Symptoms immediately following the procedure resemble a sunburn, with minor sloughing on the second day. Redness will begin to fade by the third day, and are easily covered by on the fourth day post procedure. The results of this procedure are simply outstanding; far surpassing any previous laser used for skin treatments.
Undercover crackdown on beauty clinics and Botox 'in backstreets' A WELSH skin specialist has welcomed a crackdown on beauty clinics after evidence emerged that patients are being disfigured by rogue operators. Unlicensed treatments that can harm the health of those seeking a youthful look include laser therapy, Botox injections and anti-wrinkle skin fillers. The Healthcare Commission now plans to use covert surveillance to monitor thousands of unregistered clinics using lasers and intense pulsed lights to remove facial hair and skin blemishes. So-called "mystery shoppers" will check whether the clinics are trading unlawfully by offering services without any official checks on safety standards. Offenders could be prosecuted if they fail to register after warnings. The commission is to produce a leaflet for people considering cosmetic surgery to help them reduce risks.
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