Why 595nm is the Optimal Wavelength for Vascular Indications Webinar

with Associate Professor Philip Bekhor

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Would you like to stay connected with Candela?

Are you interested in learning more about the benefits of the 595nm Wavelength?

Candela invites you to a webinar with Associate Professor Philip Bekhor on Monday 10 February at 7.00pm - 7.45pm AEDT.

Associate Professor Philip Bekhor
MBBS, FACD | Dermatologist, Melbourne

Associate Professor Philip Bekhor graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1973 and in 1978 qualified as a Fellow of the Australasian College of Dermatology.

He is the foundation director of the Laser Unit at the Royal Children’s Hospital established in 1989. This unit treats vascular and pigmentary birthmarks using the Candela Vbeam and Q-switched YAG lasers. A/Prof Bekhor is the Convenor of the Specialist Advisory Committee of the Australasian College of Dermatologists. He is also a Mohs skin cancer surgeon at the Skin & Cancer Foundation of Victoria.

*Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Rostan, M.D. Results may vary. Photos are unretouched.

Why 595nm is the Optimal Wavelength for Vascular Indications Webinar

with Associate Professor Philip Bekhor

Are you interested in learning more about the benefits of the 595nm Wavelength?

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