LP Systems Corporation

Michael Joseph Kovacevich

Harry Edwards Betsill

A control system to establish consistency in carrying out an epilation procedure, in which a main microcomputer is associated with an RF amplifier chain for producing RF energy to be transmitted to a hair follicle of a patient by means of an epilator probe, and a slave microcomputer is associated with the main microcomputer and the RF amplifier chain to protect the patient from a misapplication of RF power, the slave microcomputer independently monitors pulse timing and cooperates with the main microcomputer to enable the RF amplifier chain.

Control system for an epilation procedure

Method and apparatus for controlling an epilation procedure in which a removal process is adaptively controlled for optimum removal prevention of scarring and minimizing sensation, and profiling RF power supplied as an inverse square of measured impedance based on a normalizing impedance.

LPS 33 epilator and probeholder

An epilator probeholder for a replaceable, flexible, insulated epilator probe including a length of coaxial cable, and a coaxial capacitor structure for holding the epilator probe. The coaxial capacitor structure has an inner female connector and an outer conductive shell, the coaxial cable inner conductor is connected to the inner female connector for holding the flexible probe, and the coaxial cable outer conductor is connected to the outer conductive shell. The inner female connector is insulated from the outer conductive shell, the other end of the coaxial cable is connected to a standard coaxial connector, and the impedance seen at the input of the standard coaxial connector is standardized.

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White Marsh, MD, United States of America

Michael Joseph Kovacevich