Ultrasonido profesional de 3 MHz para reducir la inflamación y mejorar la circulación

El ultrasonido profesional de 3 MHz es una solución de vanguardia para clínicas y profesionales que buscan resultados eficaces tanto en tratamientos faciales como corporales. El uso de un equipo de ultrasonido de 3 MHz ayuda a reducir la hinchazón, mejorar la circulación y acelerar la recuperación postquirúrgica. Este dispositivo avanzado es ideal para:

Drenaje linfático
Tratamiento de fibrosis
Alivio de la tensión muscular
Recuperación postquirúrgica
Terapia de ultrasonido facial y corporal

¿Por qué elegir un ultrasonido profesional de 3 MHz?

Un dispositivo de ultrasonido de 3 MHz ofrece una terapia precisa y no invasiva que mejora los resultados del paciente. Su frecuencia es óptima para la penetración en tejidos profundos, lo que lo hace adecuado para una amplia gama de aplicaciones estéticas y terapéuticas. Las clínicas y los profesionales confían en el dispositivo de ultrasonido profesional de 3 MHz para ofrecer resultados visibles y satisfacción al paciente. Descubra los beneficios de nuestro ultrasonido profesional de 3 MHz y eleve su práctica con tecnología probada para la reducción de la inflamación y la mejora de la circulación.

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Ultrasound frequency: 3 MHz
Delivery modes: Continuous and pulsed
Listed pulsed duty cycles: 25%, 50%, and 75%
Listed pulse repetition rates: 16, 48, and 100 Hz
Timer range: 1–30 minutes
Main head contact area: 4 cm²
Facial adapter contact area: 1 cm²
Electrical supply: 110 V AC ±10%, 60 Hz
Interface: Alphanumeric display and digital controls
Protective features: Applicator temperature monitoring and overheating protection

The applications are focused on swelling, fibrotic tissue, and facial and body care.
• Support for swelling management protocols: An adjunct to professionally supervised care where ultrasound is indicated.
• Support for tissue suppleness protocols: Applications focused on areas of stiff or fibrotic tissue.
• Localized tissue warming: Continuous ultrasound delivery for applications where a thermal effect is appropriate.
Post-surgical care requires medical clearance and appropriately qualified providers. Do not use the device to diagnose a condition or promise accelerated healing. Results vary by client, condition, and protocol.

1. Inspect the control unit, cable, treatment head, and adapter before use.
2. With the equipment switched off, connect the calibrated treatment head and power cable as instructed.
3. Cleanse the treatment area and screen the client for contraindications.
4. When using the facial adapter, place coupling gel between the adapter and the main head, fit it as instructed, and remove excess gel.
5. Apply ultrasound gel generously to the skin to maintain complete acoustic contact.
6. Select the appropriate time, mode, and intensity according to the verified device instructions.
7. Establish full skin contact before activating ultrasound output.
8. Move the head continuously using slow circular or linear movements. Never hold it stationary over one point.
9. Monitor client comfort and skin response. Pause output before lifting the head, adding gel, or repositioning.
10. Stop for pain, excessive heat, or an unexpected reaction. Complete aftercare and clean the accessories.

Incorrect application can cause burns or tissue injury. Maintain sufficient conductive gel, full contact, and continuous handpiece movement.
Do not apply:
• Over the eyes or eyelids.
• Over open wounds.
• Over the heart, major blood vessels, brain, spinal cord, or reproductive organs.
• Over areas of known or suspected tumors, thrombophlebitis, active bleeding, or significant bleeding risk.
• Over active implanted electronic devices, including pacemakers or stimulators.
• Over metallic implants pending clarification of the conflicting manual instructions.
• Other contraindications include pregnancy, acute rheumatic conditions, growing cartilage, and children younger than 15.
• Do not use over areas with implants, intrauterine devices, recent surgery, or impaired sensation.
• Do not activate the handpiece in air. Overheating protection does not replace correct operation or client monitoring.

For appropriately licensed professionals trained in operating this specific ultrasound system.
Review medical history, skin integrity, sensation, implants, recent surgery, and contraindications before application. Select the treatment area, mode, intensity, and duration according to the operating manual and an appropriate professional assessment.
Use a compatible aqueous ultrasound coupling gel. Confirm compatibility before using any other topical product; ultrasound gel compatibility does not establish compatibility with mesotherapy serums.
Preset program names do not independently establish authorization to treat the named condition.

Switch off and disconnect the equipment before cleaning.
Remove gel residue from the head and facial adapter after each client. The manual specifies alcohol for head disinfection but does not state the concentration or contact time; obtain the approved cleaning protocol before selecting a disinfectant.
Keep liquids away from the control panel and connectors. Protect the treatment head from impact and do not immerse components unless specifically authorized.
Keep the underside ventilation opening clear. Operate in a well-ventilated treatment room within the manual’s stated environmental limits.
Use authorized servicing only. Replacement treatment heads require recalibration with the control unit.