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Dr. Haror's Wellness Inaugurates Advanced US-FDA Picosecond & Fractional Laser Suite

Introducing western India's most advanced dual-wavelength picosecond workstation calibrated specifically for deep dermal pigment clearance, tattoo revision, and stubborn melasma on Indian skin phototypes.

Date October 02, 2026
Time 11:00 AM Press Briefing
Location Ahmedabad, Gujarat
OFFICIAL DISPATCH OCT 02 2026
CME Accredited
Dr. Haror's Wellness Inaugurates Advanced US-FDA Picosecond & Fractional Laser Suite

Clinical Overview & Significance

In a dedicated media press conference, Dr. Haror's Wellness announced the clinical commissioning of its next-generation US-FDA approved multi-wavelength laser platform. The workstation harnesses photoacoustic shockwaves rather than thermal heat, eradicating hyperpigmentation without risking post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

Key Conclave Highlights & Objectives

  • Zero thermal collateral damage to surrounding delicate melanocytes.
  • Treats melasma, freckles, stubborn acne hyperpigmentation, and multicolored tattoos.
  • Minimal downtime allowing patients to resume work on the very same day.

Event Schedule & Scientific Agenda

11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Session 01

Press Address & Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Official opening of the new dedicated Laser & Photomedicine Wing.

11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Session 02

Clinical Presentation on Photoacoustic Melasma Cleansing

Dr. Priya Sharma presents clinical trial outcomes and histological skin biopsies.

12:30 PM – 01:15 PM
Session 03

Live Machine Demonstration & Media Q&A

Walkthrough of safety filtration, skin chilling contact sensors, and patient safety systems.

Distinguished Faculty & Keynote Speakers

Dr. Priya Sharma

Dr. Priya Sharma

Senior Consultant Dermatologist & Aesthetic Laser Specialist Dr. Haror's Wellness Clinical Faculty
Dr. Navnit Haror

Dr. Navnit Haror

Founder & Chief Medical Officer Dr. Haror's Wellness Clinical Faculty
OFFICIAL CLINICAL STATEMENT
"Indian skin has higher baseline melanin. Traditional heat-heavy lasers frequently cause rebound darkening. Picosecond acoustic waves fragment pigment into microscopic dust with zero thermal burn."
Dr. Priya Sharma, Lead Laser Dermatologist Direct Media Contact: media@drharorsahmedabad.com
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