How Filtered Pulsed Light Targets the Skin

Rovia uses filtered pulsed light to deliver selected ranges of light energy according to the chosen treatment goal. Different filters control which wavelengths reach the skin, allowing operators to adapt the system for different visible concerns rather than working with one fixed light spectrum.

Within the skin, light energy interacts with naturally occurring light-absorbing targets such as melanin and haemoglobin. Selecting an appropriate filter allows the operator to direct the light more specifically toward the intended application while adjusting the protocol to the treatment area and skin characteristics.

NIR provides an additional longer-wavelength light option for skin-conditioning and rejuvenation-focused services, while DPL expands the system with another selectable pulsed-light mode.

Four Magnetic Heads for Easier Service Changes

Four magnetic treatment heads expand the system beyond a single fixed applicator. The interchangeable configuration helps operators adapt the treatment setup to different service requirements and change attachments without introducing several independent devices into the treatment room.

For salons offering a varied light-based menu, this arrangement keeps frequently used treatment options within the same platform and supports a more streamlined workflow between appointments.

More Services from One Light-Based System

Rovia gives salons more ways to develop light-based services from one system, combining multiple treatment categories with selectable filters and applicators.

• Broader Service Range: Build services around hair reduction, skin rejuvenation, uneven-looking tone, visible redness and clarifying care.
• Flexible Treatment Menu: Eight optical filters and multiple light modes support different service variations for different client goals.
• More Value from One Platform: The integrated configuration reduces reliance on several separate single-purpose light-based systems.
• Greater Client Choice: Multiple applications allow salons to offer more than one type of light-based service to existing and new clients.
• Adaptable Service Packages: Different light and applicator combinations give beauty businesses more flexibility when developing targeted facial and body service options.