Lutronic Corporation

Syneron Medical Ltd.

Skinqri, LLC

James Bartholomeusz

Kwang Chon Ko

Lee-Anne Stossell

Matthew M Kranz

Steve J Meyer

Shlomo Assa

Charles Cubrrun

John Stine

Jaesung Kim

An RF microneedle system is provided with a cooling duct that at least partially surrounds a circumference of a microneedle housing. Depending upon how much circumference is surrounded by the nozzle determines the cooling coverage. For example, if the nozzle surrounds the entire circumference, 360 degrees of cooling coverage is provided. In addition, the nozzle is configured to direct cooled air into at least one slot in the microneedle housing to cool the array of microneedles.

RF microneedle system with enhanced cooling

An improved method of promoting hair growth includes the use of one or more photosensitive curcuminoids, provided in combination with other hair growth components and preferably solubilized in bio-compatible materials to create a nano-particulate. These materials are introduced via fractional topical delivery and subsequently activated by exposure to specific wavelengths of light. This sequence results in improved hair growth in comparison to previously known methods, and the use of photosensitive curcuminoids in this manner may be employed to treat other skin disorders.

Method and composition for selective treatment of androgen receptors

A laser system for fractional injury is provided that varies the amount of energy provided per each pulse to provide a series of first pulses each having a first energy and to provide a series of second pulses each having a second energy that is less than the first energy. A scanner distributes the series of first pulses across an area of tissue to be fractionally injured according to a first pitch and distributes the series of second pulses across the area of tissue to be fractionally injured according to a first pitch that is less than the first pitch.

Three-dimensional laser scan for fractional injury

The present disclosure relates to an EMS method using EMS electrode pads. Each electrode may be provided to correspond to the shape and size of the divided area according to the virtual line. The EMS method using the same according to the present invention may minimize the edge current effect by the shape of the electrode to which electric energy is applied. In addition, energy transfer efficiency may be improved by capacitive coupling between the electrode and the skin. In addition, due to the coating of the electrode, a rate of contact with an affected part may be increased so that current may be applied evenly to each part.

Electrical muscle stimulation method using the electrical muscle simulation electrode pad

The present disclosure relates to a mask pad having EMS electrode pads. Each electrode of the EMS electrode pad may be provided to correspond to the shape and size of the divided area according to the virtual line. The mask pad according to the present invention may minimize the edge current effect by the shape of the electrode to which electric energy is applied. In addition, energy transfer efficiency may be improved by capacitive coupling between the electrode and the skin. In addition, due to the coating of the electrode, a rate of contact with an affected part may be increased so that current may be applied evenly to each part.

Mask pad having electrical muscle stimulation electrode pad

The present disclosure relates to an EMS electrode pad. Each electrode may be provided to correspond to the shape and size of the divided area according to the virtual line. The EMS electrode pad and the EMS method using the same according to the present invention may minimize the edge current effect by the shape of the electrode to which electric energy is applied. In addition, energy transfer efficiency may be improved by capacitive coupling between the electrode and the skin. In addition, due to the coating of the electrode, a rate of contact with an affected part may be increased so that current may be applied evenly to each part.

Electrical muscle stimulation electrode mask pad and method using the same

An apparatus of muscle treatment may have a plurality of treatment modes and may generate a specific motion of a human body simultaneously or with an interval for muscles anatomically distinguished and related to each other, thereby being able to simultaneously strength the muscles related to each other. Since muscles are treated in accordance with a transmitting pattern of RF energy enabling composite motions of a human body, thereby being able to increase the treatment effect.

Apparatus of muscle treatment comprising electrical muscle stimulation electrode and method of muscle treatment using that

A synergistic, multi-factor hair growth formulation and its method of use are described. A plurality of synthetic peptides and proteins are selected to maximize efficacy at discrete stages of the anagenic growth phase of a hair follicle, and these compounds may be further coated to promote uptake into the skin and/or hair root. The formulation itself is topical, so as to allow for direct, selective application alone or in combination with mechanical or energetic delivery techniques.

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Beverly Hills, CA, United States of America

James Bartholomeusz