Advanced Clinical Training on 'Fractional non-ablative skin resurfacing: Combining 1550nm and novel 1940nm'

Monday, February 22nd, 2021 - 7 PM GMT (London) – 8 PM CET (Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome)

Sign up for our upcoming live Advanced Clinical Training on the Frax Pro™ laser system on Monday, February 22nd, 2021.

This training is led by Konika Patel-Schallen, MD and provides you with an unique opportunity to learn about our system:

  • The Frax Pro system uses non-ablative Frax 1550™ and Frax 1940™ technologies for an optimized approach to skin resurfacing.1,3
  • This clinically-minded system offers high rates of textural improvements (100% with Frax 1550, patient reported)5
  • Provides high rates of patient satisfaction (100% with Frax 1940, with 44% “very satisfied”)2,4
  • Offers integrated SoftCool™ system for patient comfort1

The webinar is held in English and ends with a Q&A session.

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About the Speaker

Konika Patel Schallen, MD, Founder and Medical Director of CMA, Center for Modern Aesthetic Medicine in Jacksonville, Florida, and Medical Director of Candela Corporation.
A graduate of the University of Michigan Medical School, she completed her Internship in General Surgery and Residency in Emergency Medicine at the Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. She practiced and served on faculty at the Washington School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri and enjoys all aspects of medicine, but ultimately found her passion for aesthetic medicine and lasers when living in Madrid. She completed her Masters in Aesthetic Medicine at the University of the Baleares and has been combining her passion for learning, teaching and aesthetic even since. Currently serving as the VP, Clinical Operations and Medical Director at Candela, she especially enjoys the opportunity to work with the many highly skilled professionals and luminaries around the world to advance the practice of laser medicine and surgery.


1. Frax Pro User Manual, Candela 2020.
2. Frax Pro 1940, CE Mark.
3. Frax 1550, CE Mark.
4. Clinical study of Frax 1940 in photodamaged skin, Data on File, Candela 2020.
5. Tidwell WJ, Green C, Jensen D, Ross EV. Clinical evaluation and in-vivo analysis of the performance of a fractional infrared 1550 nm laser system for skin rejuvenation. J Cosmet Laser Ther. 2018;20(6):1-4

Register now*:

* This session will be held in English. Following your registration you’ll receive an e-mail with your confirmation and meeting details.