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One device, endless possibilities. That is Spectra Artis: Conventional Radiofrequency with the option to add new handpieces as your needs grow. EQRAD047.00 - ID 5805
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Fractional Radiofrequency
Results 3x faster than conventional radiofrequency
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Fractional Radiofrequency
Similar to the effect of fractional laser, it produces thermal micro-injuries in the tissue. The goal is to protect the epidermis and deposit the greatest amount of energy (heat) in the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate collagen formation, while leaving adjacent areas intact, which speeds up tissue regeneration.
Conventional Radiofrequency
Induces thermal damage to stimulate changes in collagen conformation and produce neocollagenesis in the deep layers of the skin, as well as changes in the subcutaneous tissue.
Plasma Jet
It is the ionization of atmospheric gases through a high-frequency, high-power current, generating an electric arc that promotes regenerative effects on the skin.
Technical Specifications
The use of SPECTRA is contraindicated in patients with any of the following conditions or symptoms: malignant tumors, heart disease or pacemaker users, users of spinal or bladder stimulators, pregnant or recently postpartum women, unidentified skin lesions, patients under 18 years of age, skin areas with recent tanning, a tendency toward keloid formation or hypertrophic scarring, open wounds at the application site, immunodeficient patients, patients with a history of epilepsy or undergoing treatment for it, active herpes infection in the treated region, metal implants near the treated regions, tattooed areas, a history of coagulopathies or ongoing treatment for them, use of isotretinoin within the 6 (six) months before treatment, and applications over regions treated with Botulinum Toxin and/or filled with biomaterials within the last 6 (six) months.
Electrical power supply characteristics: Standard power cord for alternating current circuits with grounding connection; Supply voltage: 127 ‐ 220 V~; Supply frequency: 50 ‐ 60 Hz; Maximum power consumption: 145 VA; Average consumption: 0.100 kWh; Fuses: 2 x 2.5A (20AG T2.5AL 250V); Current: 905mA (max.); Overvoltage category II; Pollution degree II. Equipment classification: Equipment Class: I; Equipment with type BF applied part; IP20: Equipment not protected against harmful ingress of water; IP43: The footswitch is protected against solid objects of Ø1.0 mm and larger and protected against splashing water; Operating mode: Continuous operation; Equipment not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with air, O2 or N2O. Risk Group 2, per IEC 62471:2006.
Handpiece RF Bipolar BD2: 8 mm electrode Two active electrodes • Coupling – Capacitive (ThexCoat); • Contact area – 1 cm²; • Coupling medium – Glycerin; • Frequency – 650 kHz; • Maximum power – 18 W; • Temperature sensor – Present; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – No; • Average useful heating depth – 4 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece RF Monopolar MD1: 43 mm electrode One active electrode • Coupling – Capacitive (ThexCoat); • Contact area – (9.6 cm²); • Coupling medium – Glycerin; • Frequency – 650 kHz; • Maximum power – 45 W; • Temperature sensor – Present; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – Yes; • Average useful heating depth – 15 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece RF Tetrapolar TD4: Four active electrodes • Coupling – Capacitive (ThexCoat); • Contact area – 2 cm²; • Coupling medium – Glycerin; • Frequency – 650 kHz; • Maximum power – 15 W; • Temperature sensor – Present; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – No; • Average useful heating depth – 3 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece RF Hexapolar HD6: 72 mm electrode Six active electrodes • Coupling – Capacitive (ThexCoat); • Contact area – 40.71 cm²; • Coupling medium – Glycerin; • Frequency – 650 kHz; • Maximum power – 45 W; • Temperature sensor – Present; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – No; • Average useful heating depth – 6 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece Fractional RF MF: One active electrode - ##DISPOSABLE; • Coupling – Resistive (gold-plated); • Contact area – 1 cm² (25 contact points); • Detachable cable - Yes; • Coupling medium – Absent; • Frequency – 650 kHz (pulse-modulated); • Maximum energy – 65 mJ; • Temperature sensor – Absent; • Power control – Absent; • Use with return pad – Yes; • Maximum useful heating depth – 2 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece Linear Fractional RF MFL: One active electrode - ##DISPOSABLE; • Coupling – Resistive (gold-plated); • Contact area – 1 cm (8 contact points); • Detachable cable - Yes; • Coupling medium – Absent; • Frequency – 650 kHz (pulse-modulated); • Maximum energy – 65 mJ; • Temperature sensor – Absent; • Power control – Absent; • Use with return pad – Yes; • Maximum useful heating depth – 2 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece Plasma JP: One active electrode - ***Replaceable; • Coupling – Resistive; • Contact area – (****absent); • Coupling medium – Absent; • Frequency – 650 kHz (pulse-modulated); • Maximum power – 2W; • Temperature sensor – Absent; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – No; • Maximum useful heating depth – 1 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Amplitude function: 0 to 100% Density function: 0 to 100% Continuous mode - Default up to 18% - Unlocked 100% Pulsed mode - Default up to 50% - Unlocked 100%
10411520022
2 years
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One device, endless possibilities. That is Spectra Artis: Conventional Radiofrequency with the option to add new handpieces as your needs grow. EQRAD047.00 - ID 5805
Fractional Radiofrequency
Results 3x faster than conventional radiofrequency
Watch the video and better understand the benefits
Jato de Plasma - Diversidade de Ponteiros
RADIOFREQUÊNCIA FRACIONADA: Descubra os segredos da tecnologia padrão Ouro Tonederm!
Fractional Radiofrequency
Similar to the effect of fractional laser, it produces thermal micro-injuries in the tissue. The goal is to protect the epidermis and deposit the greatest amount of energy (heat) in the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate collagen formation, while leaving adjacent areas intact, which speeds up tissue regeneration.
Conventional Radiofrequency
Induces thermal damage to stimulate changes in collagen conformation and produce neocollagenesis in the deep layers of the skin, as well as changes in the subcutaneous tissue.
Plasma Jet
It is the ionization of atmospheric gases through a high-frequency, high-power current, generating an electric arc that promotes regenerative effects on the skin.
The use of SPECTRA is contraindicated in patients with any of the following conditions or symptoms: malignant tumors, heart disease or pacemaker users, users of spinal or bladder stimulators, pregnant or recently postpartum women, unidentified skin lesions, patients under 18 years of age, skin areas with recent tanning, a tendency toward keloid formation or hypertrophic scarring, open wounds at the application site, immunodeficient patients, patients with a history of epilepsy or undergoing treatment for it, active herpes infection in the treated region, metal implants near the treated regions, tattooed areas, a history of coagulopathies or ongoing treatment for them, use of isotretinoin within the 6 (six) months before treatment, and applications over regions treated with Botulinum Toxin and/or filled with biomaterials within the last 6 (six) months.
Electrical power supply characteristics: Standard power cord for alternating current circuits with grounding connection; Supply voltage: 127 ‐ 220 V~; Supply frequency: 50 ‐ 60 Hz; Maximum power consumption: 145 VA; Average consumption: 0.100 kWh; Fuses: 2 x 2.5A (20AG T2.5AL 250V); Current: 905mA (max.); Overvoltage category II; Pollution degree II. Equipment classification: Equipment Class: I; Equipment with type BF applied part; IP20: Equipment not protected against harmful ingress of water; IP43: The footswitch is protected against solid objects of Ø1.0 mm and larger and protected against splashing water; Operating mode: Continuous operation; Equipment not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with air, O2 or N2O. Risk Group 2, per IEC 62471:2006.
Handpiece RF Bipolar BD2: 8 mm electrode Two active electrodes • Coupling – Capacitive (ThexCoat); • Contact area – 1 cm²; • Coupling medium – Glycerin; • Frequency – 650 kHz; • Maximum power – 18 W; • Temperature sensor – Present; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – No; • Average useful heating depth – 4 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece RF Monopolar MD1: 43 mm electrode One active electrode • Coupling – Capacitive (ThexCoat); • Contact area – (9.6 cm²); • Coupling medium – Glycerin; • Frequency – 650 kHz; • Maximum power – 45 W; • Temperature sensor – Present; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – Yes; • Average useful heating depth – 15 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece RF Tetrapolar TD4: Four active electrodes • Coupling – Capacitive (ThexCoat); • Contact area – 2 cm²; • Coupling medium – Glycerin; • Frequency – 650 kHz; • Maximum power – 15 W; • Temperature sensor – Present; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – No; • Average useful heating depth – 3 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece RF Hexapolar HD6: 72 mm electrode Six active electrodes • Coupling – Capacitive (ThexCoat); • Contact area – 40.71 cm²; • Coupling medium – Glycerin; • Frequency – 650 kHz; • Maximum power – 45 W; • Temperature sensor – Present; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – No; • Average useful heating depth – 6 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece Fractional RF MF: One active electrode - ##DISPOSABLE; • Coupling – Resistive (gold-plated); • Contact area – 1 cm² (25 contact points); • Detachable cable - Yes; • Coupling medium – Absent; • Frequency – 650 kHz (pulse-modulated); • Maximum energy – 65 mJ; • Temperature sensor – Absent; • Power control – Absent; • Use with return pad – Yes; • Maximum useful heating depth – 2 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece Linear Fractional RF MFL: One active electrode - ##DISPOSABLE; • Coupling – Resistive (gold-plated); • Contact area – 1 cm (8 contact points); • Detachable cable - Yes; • Coupling medium – Absent; • Frequency – 650 kHz (pulse-modulated); • Maximum energy – 65 mJ; • Temperature sensor – Absent; • Power control – Absent; • Use with return pad – Yes; • Maximum useful heating depth – 2 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Handpiece Plasma JP: One active electrode - ***Replaceable; • Coupling – Resistive; • Contact area – (****absent); • Coupling medium – Absent; • Frequency – 650 kHz (pulse-modulated); • Maximum power – 2W; • Temperature sensor – Absent; • Power control – Present; • Use with return pad – No; • Maximum useful heating depth – 1 mm; • Operating status indicator light. Amplitude function: 0 to 100% Density function: 0 to 100% Continuous mode - Default up to 18% - Unlocked 100% Pulsed mode - Default up to 50% - Unlocked 100%
10411520022
2 years
Treatment indications
Spectra Platform
Because the SPECTRA platform brings together different technologies based on different physiological and energetic processes, more than one technique can be used for some conditions. In general, use of the SPECTRA platform is indicated as a complementary technique for the following treatments: facial rejuvenation, reduction of wrinkles and expression lines, facial and neck “lifting”, reduction of skin laxity, treatment of stretch marks, reduction of active acne, treatment of atrophic scars, reduction of localized fat, relief of musculoskeletal pain, cellulite.
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Both types of Radiofrequency focus on stimulating collagen production. Non-ablative diathermy RF is applied by making multiple passes of electrodes of different sizes over the skin, and it is indicated, for example, as a complementary treatment for cellulite, localized fat and skin laxity. Fractional Radiofrequency is applied through microneedles in order to deposit a greater amount of energy (heat) in the deeper layers to stimulate collagen formation.
The results can be compared to those of the Fractional CO2 Laser, but with greater safety in the aesthetic field.
The tips are single-use and for individual use only, and must be discarded after use.
Because gold has higher conductivity (it conducts electrical current better) and is more hypoallergenic, meaning there is less chance of allergies.
Fractional RF electrodes have different depths, which can range from 0.5 mm to 3.0 mm on the fractional tip, while on the linear tip the depth is 1.5 mm.
Monopolar: has only one active pole in the handpiece. A return plate is required to close the circuit (poles). Deep heating. Bipolar: has 2 active poles in the same handpiece. Superficial heating. Tripolar: has 3 electrodes in the same handpiece; since one electrode represents one pole, the other polarity is divided between the two remaining electrodes. This causes intense heating in only one electrode of the tripolar handpiece. Superficial heating. Tetrapolar: has 4 electrodes in the same handpiece (2 bipolar pairs). Superficial heating. Hexapolar: has 6 electrodes in the same handpiece (3 bipolar pairs).
No. The appropriate medium for coupling the handpieces to the skin is pharmaceutical-grade glycerin. Any other substance used for this purpose is contraindicated, as it may damage the electrode insulation, causing discomfort during the application and reducing the thermal efficiency of the treatment.
Capacitive: the electrodes have an insulating coating that provides greater comfort and safety during the application. Resistive: the electrodes have no coating, causing discomfort and a risk of burns due to the heating of the electrodes. The heating is more superficial.
It has a carrier frequency of 650 kHz. The power will depend on several factors, such as distance, the density of the electric arc and tissue impedance.
The Safe Needle tip produces more controlled energy with a high concentrating capacity, compared with the Stick Tip, which causes a more superficial lesion.
Plasma rain occurs through the ionization of the gas inside the tip, which helps maintain the electric field between the electrode and the skin.
Amplitude defines the field potential for ionization of atmospheric air: the greater the amplitude, the greater the possible distance for arc formation. Density corresponds to the time interval during which the plasma arc is active. In this way, the dose of thermal energy produced in the tissue can be limited and precisely controlled. OFF time is related to the total duration of the procedure. The longer the interval, the longer the procedure will take.
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