| Handles | 1. Invasive handle, 2. Non-invasive handle |
| Treatment head | 25pins or 49pins |
| Treatment area | face . body |
| Tip size | 15*15mm |
| RF frequency | 1.18MHz to 5Mhz |
| Depth | 0.1 to 3.5 adjustable |
| Total energy | 10 to 150mj/pin |
| Needle size | 200um |
| Control Display | 10 inches touch screen |
| Voltage | AC 110V/220V, 50Hz/60Hz |
Working theory:
Invasive Handle: This refers to a treatment applicator or handpiece that involves more aggressive or deeper
penetration into the skin. In the context of fractional RF microneedling, an invasive handle might have longer
needles that penetrate deeper into the skin layers. This could provide more intensive treatment, potentially
targeting more significant skin issues. Invasive treatments usually involve some degree of discomfort and downtime.
Non-Invasive Handle: This handle, on the other hand, likely refers to a treatment applicator or handpiece with
shorter needles that penetrate less deeply into the skin. Non-invasive treatments are typically less uncomfortable
and require minimal or no downtime. They are often used for milder skin concerns or for maintenance treatments.
Fractional RF Microneedle System: This is the technology that's being used for both the invasive and non-invasive
treatments. Fractional RF microneedling combines the benefits of traditional microneedling with radiofrequency
energy. The tiny needles create controlled micro-injuries in the skin while delivering RF energy, which stimulates
collagen production and skin rejuvenation.
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