The DRT10 is a dual-modality workstation engineered for high-precision dermatological interventions. Combining Narrow-Spectrum DPL (Delicate Pulsed Light) with NIR (Near-Infrared) Milk Light technology, the system addresses a wide spectrum of vascular lesions, pigmented irregularities, and dermal laxity. Unlike traditional broad-spectrum IPL, the DRT10 concentrates light energy within specific, targeted wavebands, significantly increasing absorption by chromophores (oxyhemoglobin and melanin) while minimizing thermal stress to the surrounding tissue.

DPL Handpiece (Vascular & Pigment): Unlike broad-spectrum IPL that scatters energy, the DRT10 DPL targets superficial telangiectasia and sunspots with laser-like precision. This means fewer treatment sessions (typically 2-3 vs. 5-6) and significantly higher patient satisfaction.

NIR Milk Light (Deep Dermal Heating): Utilizing the 900nm – 1600nm spectrum, the NIR module penetrates the deep dermis to trigger collagen contraction and immediate skin brightening. It is the gold standard for “Red Carpet” treatments because it requires zero downtime and produces a visible “milk-skin” effect instantly.

• Treats vascular diseases such as red face and rosacea

• Improvement of acne

• Partial irradiation (forehead, nose, around the mouth, etc.)

• Destroying hair follicles and realizing hair removal effect

• Improvement of wrinkles and sagging

• Improvement of pigmentation such as spots, melasma, and senile plaques

• Improvement of yellowing and inflammation

• Small area irradiation (lips, around eyes, etc.)

Near infrared (NIR) light therapy is based on the fundamental premise that long-wavelength light stimulates cellular energy metabolism and energy production. Infrared energy is invisible but reaches deep into the body’s soft tissues, muscles, joints, and bones. Three major photoreceptor molecules absorb light in the NIR range: hemoglobin, myoglobin, and cytochrome c oxidase. Of these, cytochrome c oxidase is the most important mechanism of photobiomodulation (or low-level laser therapy, LLLT) and is associated with improved cellular energy (ATP) production.