Inmode Ltd.

Invasix Corp.

Sun-soul Inc.

Syneron Medical Ltd.

Michael Kreindel

Boris Vaynberg

Lion Flyash

Moshe Mizrahy

Mark Gray

Christopher Hawthorne

A method of applying RF energy includes using an RF energy applicator assembly to apply RF energy to a tissue. The RF energy applicator assembly includes a housing, and RF electrodes coupled to an RF energy source and movably mounted in the housing. The RF electrodes have a retracted position, in which the RF electrodes are retracted inside the housing, and deployed positions in which the RF electrodes protrude out of the housing at different protrusion lengths. An actuator is coupled to the RF electrodes and configured to move the RF electrodes from the retracted position to any one of the deployed positions.

RF fractional device for treatment at different tissue depths

A method for treatment of erectile dysfunction is described using RF energy with multiple electrodes applied to the treated tissue.

Method for treatment of erectile dysfunction

A method for treatment of erectile dysfunction uses radiofrequency (RF) energy applied to the patient in proximity to the penile bulb.

Apparatus for tissue treatment includes a central blunt urethra fixator, which may serve as a return electrode. An array of electrodes is positioned circumferentially about the central blunt urethra fixator and distanced radially from the central blunt urethra fixator. At least one of the electrodes is an active electrode. The central blunt urethra fixator and electrodes protrude from a housing. A main unit includes an RF generator, a controller unit, a power supply and a user interface. The main unit delivers RF energy between the return electrode and a conductive tip of the active electrode to create collagen contraction in a vicinity of the active electrode.

Fractional treatment of urinary incontinence

Nasal airway reshaping is accomplished using a fractional treatment device applied externally to the nose to insert needle electrodes into nasal tissue to be reshaped. Energy is applied via the electrodes to cause at least partial coagulation of the nasal tissue within zones around each of the plurality of needle electrodes while pressure is applied internally to achieve the desired reshaping.

Nasal tissue treatment method and related device

An applicator includes at least one RF electrode coupled to an RF generator. The at least one RF electrode has protrusions each with a curvature radius which is equal to or greater than a curvature radius of an outer edge of the at least one RF electrode.

RF device for tissue treatment

An intense pulse light (IPL) device includes a flash lamp and a light guide for guiding light from the flash lamp to an area to be treated. The flash lamp includes an anode electrode and a cathode electrode, and an envelope defining a cavity. A reflector reflects light from the flash lamp to the area to be treated. At least one electrode protector has a reflecting surface that redirects light from the electrodes toward a center of the reflector.

Reflector for intense pulse light device

The invention relates to an enhanced method of electrical muscle stimulation.

Method for enhanced electro-muscle stimulation

A method includes inserting a distal end of an applicator and delivering RF energy inside a mouth, applying one or more electrodes to a treatment area inside the mouth, and applying RF energy to the treatment area to increase its temperature. The method includes measuring tissue surface temperature in the treatment area with a temperature sensor; and adjusting RF energy automatically to achieve collagen remodeling and avoid tissue coagulation or ablation and thereby treat a sleep obstructing disorder.

Device and method for treatment of sleep disorders

A method for soft tissue destruction comprises applying high voltage pulses causing irreversible electroporation alternating with low amplitude pulses of opposite polarity balanced to provide negligible average current and minimize risk of electrical shock. The method may be accompanied by tissue heating to reduce the electroporation threshold and negative pressure for skin shaping and optimal voltage distribution.

System and method for tissue treatment using non-symmetric radio-frequency energy waveform

A method and device for fractional skin treatment. The method includes the application of a HV pulse to the skin surface through an array of pin electrodes.

Method and device for soft tissue ablation

A material and method delivering to the skin therapeutic radiation and filtering a part of the sun spectrum causing skin damage.

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Richmond Hill, Canada

Michael Kreindel