31 devices · GMDN 66285
An intradermal radio-frequency ablation system is a medical device used to deliver controlled thermal energy into the deeper layers of the skin. These systems are primarily utilized in aesthetic procedures, such as treating acne by targeting sebaceous glands through localized tissue heating.
These systems typically consist of an electrical control unit that manages energy output and a specialized applicator probe for delivery. Depending on the specific design, the equipment may support both invasive needle-based delivery and noninvasive surface-level applications.
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