Name: Tensaderm Diathermy Device
Brand: Prismatique USA
Price: 2490.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Tensaderm Diathermy Device

$2,490.00

Tensaderm Diathermy Device

$2,490.00

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TENSADERM — CAPACITIVE & RESISTIVE DIATHERMY
Professional Radiofrequency System for Facial and Body Applications

Tensaderm is a professional diathermy system that combines capacitive and resistive radiofrequency modes for facial and body applications. Its dedicated handpieces, interchangeable electrodes, and preset programs provide application options for aesthetic protocols focused on the appearance of skin firmness, contours, and cellulite.

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Tensaderm uses radiofrequency energy to generate tissue warming through an active electrode and a separate return plate.
The system offers two application modes:
• Capacitive: Uses insulated electrodes.
• Resistive: Uses conductive metallic electrodes.

Its digital interface includes automatic programs with preset application modes and times, while allowing the operator to adjust power. Continuous, pulsed, and combined delivery modes are available according to the selected program.

Use only the dedicated handpieces, electrodes, and accessories specified for Tensaderm. Refer to the supplied technical documentation for frequency, power, electrical requirements, dimensions, and the complete accessory list.

For manufacturer-authorized aesthetic protocols, proposed cosmetic benefits include:
• Firmer looking skin: Helps improve the appearance of mild skin laxity.
• Smoother looking skin: Helps improve the appearance of uneven skin texture.
• More defined looking contours: Supports the appearance of firmer facial and body contours.
• Improved appearance of cellulite: Helps reduce the appearance of skin dimpling in suitable body treatment areas.
Results vary depending on client suitability, treatment area, and protocol. Use only for the device’s authorized indications.

1. Review the operating manual and assess client suitability.
2. Inspect the device, cables, handpieces, and electrodes for damage.
3. Cleanse and prepare the treatment area.
4. Select the capacitive or resistive applicator prescribed for the protocol. Position any required return electrode exactly as instructed.
5. Apply the conductive medium.
6. Select the prescribed energy settings and application time.
7. Follow the required handpiece contact and movement technique, monitoring skin temperature and client comfort throughout.
8. Stop immediately if excessive heat, pain, or an unexpected skin reaction occurs.
9. Complete the recommended aftercare, switch off the device, and clean and disinfect its accessories.
Refer to the operating manual for temperature limits, electrode placement, treatment duration, and session frequency.

Tensaderm generates heat. Incorrect settings, inadequate contact, or improper application may cause burns or tissue injury.
Do not use on clients with active implanted electronic devices, such as pacemakers or implanted defibrillators. Screen for metal implants and tattoos containing metallic particles in the treatment area.
Pregnancy, active infection, open wounds, impaired sensation, circulation disorders, and recent surgery require assessment against the manufacturer’s contraindications before treatment.
Use only on permitted body areas. Do not apply over an area excluded by the manufacturer or proceed when client suitability is uncertain.
This information does not replace the complete device manual or its contraindication list.

For use by appropriately licensed professionals trained in operating Tensaderm, within their permitted scope of practice.
Conduct a client consultation and review medical history, skin condition, implants, recent procedures, and contraindications before application.
Use a conductive medium and accessories. Select the application mode and handpiece according to the operating manual.
Post-surgical applications require appropriate medical clearance, device authorization, and professional qualifications.

Switch off and disconnect the equipment before cleaning, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Clean and disinfect handpieces and electrodes between clients using approved products and methods. Inspect electrode surfaces, insulation, cables, and connectors regularly.
Do not use damaged accessories, immerse components unless expressly permitted, or perform unauthorized repairs.
Keep ventilation openings clear. Store the device and accessories in a clean, dry location.