63 devices · GMDN 58454
A radio-frequency skin surface treatment system is a device assembly used to deliver controlled radio-frequency energy to the skin’s surface for aesthetic purposes. It heats the outer layer of the skin to achieve effects such as ablation, coagulation, and tightening, commonly used in skin resurfacing procedures.
These systems typically consist of an AC-powered control unit that generates and regulates the radio-frequency energy, paired with a bipolar radio-frequency applicator (handpiece) that delivers the energy to the skin. The applicator may incorporate vacuum assistance to improve contact and coupling with the skin surface during treatment.
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