They are Alma Hybrid treatment families. PixelPeel™ is structured superficial fractional CO2 resurfacing for tone, texture and early photodamage. SoftLift™ uses the 1570 nm non-ablative laser for dermal remodelling with the surface left intact. HybridLift™ combines CO2 and 1570 nm for broader surface renewal plus deeper remodelling. Hybrid OScar™ is scar-focused planning using CO2 and/or 1570 nm.
They are treatment architectures rather than fixed recipes: the practitioner sets intensity and recovery after assessing each patient.
Alma Hybrid combines 10,600 nm ablative CO2, 1570 nm non-ablative laser energy and IMPACT™ ultrasound-assisted delivery in one platform. Clinicians can balance surface renewal, deeper thermal remodelling and recovery according to the patient and the treatment objective.
HyGrid™ sets the balance between the CO2 and 1570 nm components within a combined fractional pattern, and the ProScan™ applicator delivers both wavelengths, separately or in combined modes.
Alma Opus has two applicators: Opus Plasma, a fractional RF plasma roller tip for resurfacing, and UniFace, a 40.68 MHz unipolar RF applicator with a rotating massage ring for deep dermal heating on facial skin.
PrimeX is configurable, so each system is supplied with the applicators the clinic chooses. Applicators shown for PrimeX in Australia include UltraWave, SpeedSculpt, UniFace, UniBody, TuneFace, Microplasma and Impact.
Alma Lasers Australia confirms the current configuration and availability for each clinic.
Harmony Bio-Boost™ is Alma Lasers Australia’s name for treatment pathways on Alma Harmony that combine more than one applicator around a concern such as acne, pigment, vascular concerns or skin rejuvenation.
It is not a fixed recipe: the practitioner selects and sequences the modalities after assessing the patient, and recovery varies with the modalities used.