Radiofrequency for Cutaneous Aging Mitigation

Using millimeter wave electromagnetic radiation to prevent and reduce signs of skin aging, as well as treating skin stress. The radiation is applied using devices that detect nearby skin and transmit the waves when the skin is within 3mm. The radiation has a power flux density of 0.5-15 mW/cm2 and frequency of 30-90 GHz. The radiation penetrates the skin to stimulate proteins and genes that prevent aging and reduce wrinkles. It also increases temperature to treat stress.

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Disposable patch for personal skin treatment using radio frequency (RF) voltage to tighten skin, reduce wrinkles, remove blemishes, and reduce fat. The patch contains individual RF electrodes that are applied to the skin to deliver RF voltage to specific skin segments. A protocol provides safe, non-ablative treatment parameters by applying RF intermittently on different electrodes to enable cooling. The patch can also have light sources for simultaneous illumination. The RF voltage heats the skin for treatment, and the cooling prevents overheating. The disposable patch allows home skin care with RF therapy without professional supervision.

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A handheld radiofrequency beauty device with a unique electrode design to improve skin tightening and reduce discomfort compared to traditional devices. The device has dielectric films on the electrodes that create capacitive coupling between the electrodes and skin without direct contact. This allows radiofrequency energy to be transferred into the skin without discomfort from local currents. An impedance matching circuit ensures optimal energy coupling for different body areas. The device also has temperature and touch sensing to prevent overheating and protect against misuse.

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High-frequency electrical stimulation of the skin to suppress or reduce age spots and whiten skin without cutting or peeling. The method involves applying radio frequency (RF) waves to the skin using electrodes. It reduces pigmentation by decreasing senescent fibroblasts and increasing normal fibroblasts. The RF stimulation can be delivered by a cosmetic device with spaced electrodes that contact the skin.

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Handheld radio frequency beauty device with improved skin tightening effectiveness and reduced user discomfort compared to conventional devices. The device uses a detachable electrode head with an insulating dielectric layer on the electrode surface. This allows the RF energy to couple into the skin through capacitive coupling rather than direct electrode-skin contact, reducing tingling and discomfort. An impedance matching module adjusts the device's internal impedance to match target body sites for optimal RF coupling. The device also has a temperature sensor to prevent overheating.

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Facial skin wrinkle removing instrument with a handheld part and a separate wrinkle removal part that can be combined for convenient use and transport. The wrinkle removal part has a radio frequency generator, massage mechanism, and lubrication mechanism to effectively stimulate collagen, massage, and moisturize the skin for wrinkle removal. The handheld part has a display screen, switch, and storage tank for adding essence or water. It allows customizable wrinkle removal with moisturization and massage.

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Noninvasive aesthetic treatment device using RF energy and vacuum suction to heat and shape subcutaneous tissue. The device has applicators with RF electrodes and vacuum chambers that can be moved over the body. The RF heats deep tissue like fat while the vacuum suction cools and shapes the surface. This prevents overheating of shallow tissue. The RF energy is targeted to deeper layers while the vacuum improves heat distribution. The temperature difference between deep and surface tissues is controlled to prevent discomfort. The device provides effects like fat reduction, skin tightening, and cellulite removal.

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A skin care device using ultra-high frequency (60 GHz) electromagnetic waves to stimulate the skin for beauty effects. The device has a housing shaped like a mask or helmet that wraps around the user's face or head. Inside the housing are media elements that transmit 60 GHz waves to the skin. This allows non-contact stimulation of the skin using extremely high frequency electromagnetic radiation. The device has a control unit, power supply, and user interface. The media elements can communicate with each other to monitor and diagnose any failures. The 60 GHz waves are generated by oscillators and amplified before transmission through antennas. Receiving modules can also be included for two-way communication. The device aims to bring skin care benefits by stimulating the skin using 60 GHz electromagnetic waves.

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Skin care device using high frequency that allows detailed skin treatment by dividing and individually controlling high frequency areas on the skin. The device generates high frequency waves that can be irradiated to specific divided sections of the skin. The device has multiple electrodes arranged in a handpiece to contact the skin. The electrodes are spaced apart to irradiate high frequency in multiple areas. A control unit determines skin state and adjusts high frequency parameters based on input data. This allows targeted skin care by dividing and customizing high frequency application.

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Radio frequency beauty device for human body temperature management that uses RF energy to generate heat for beauty purposes. The device has a case with a display screen, switch, power socket, and RF handle socket. Inside the case are the RF control board, RF drive board, and transformer. The RF control board connects to the display, switch, and foot switch socket. The RF control board, drive board, and transformer are electrically connected. The RF drive board connects to the RF handle socket and negative plate socket. This configuration allows RF energy to be applied to specific body areas through the RF handle for temperature management and beauty benefits.

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RF skin treatment device that allows better control over the size and shape of the thermal damage created during treatment. The device has an active electrode with a small skin contact area that deforms the skin when pressed against it. This local deformation adjusts the electric field distribution and creates a customized damage profile beneath the active electrode. The return electrode surrounds the active electrode and applies pressure to the skin. The device also allows adjusting the position of the active electrode within the deformed skin to further fine-tune the damage size and shape.

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Device for radio frequency (RF) skin treatment with improved coupling to the skin for consistent and reproducible thermal damage. The coupling member between the electrode and skin has a thin conductive layer on the skin contact surface and a thin viscous layer on top. The thin conductive layer maintains a consistent distance between the electrode and skin, while the thin viscous layer fills in microscopic skin irregularities for better electrical contact. This prevents uneven damage and hot spots. The viscous layer spreads over the skin topography to fill gaps and improve electrical coupling.

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A RF skin treatment device that provides targeted skin rejuvenation with minimal side effects by using small internal electrodes surrounded by larger external electrodes. The device has an active electrode with a maximum diameter of 2mm that contacts the skin. The surrounding external electrode has a size at least 5 times larger. This configuration allows focused heating beneath the small electrode without significant heating of the surrounding skin. The device uses RF frequencies in the range of 500MHz-1.5GHz for optimal penetration depth and width ratio.

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Skin treatment device using radio frequency for improved efficiency in treating skin conditions like aging, wrinkles, scars, etc. The device uses a bipolar electrode setup with a dielectric sheet covering part of the skin during treatment. The RF generator produces a 4-15 MHz current to create a discharge between the electrodes. The dielectric sheet prevents excessive skin penetration by the RF current. By limiting current depth to the dermis, it improves treatment efficiency compared to lower frequencies that penetrate deeper. A cooling unit sprays fluid onto the sheet to prevent overheating.

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A lower cost skin treatment appliance that reduces the cost compared to existing devices by eliminating the need for a separate cooling element like a Peltier device. The appliance has multiple sets of electrode pairs that can be selectively activated to apply RF energy to the skin. A control unit switches between the electrode pairs during treatment. This allows targeted application of RF energy without the expense and cooling requirements of a separate cooling element.

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A radiofrequency (RF) device for non-ablative skin treatment using multiple RF elements in an applicator to simultaneously deliver RF energy to multiple points on the skin. This allows reaching and maintaining the required temperature in the treatment zone without moving the device over the skin multiple times. The applicator with multiple RF elements replaces the handpiece used in continuous RF devices. The multiple elements apply RF energy simultaneously to the skin to heat and treat the area in a fixed time without needing to move the device. This reduces treatment time and operator involvement compared to continuous RF devices that require multiple passes.

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Skin care method using RF energy and stem cell-derived exosomes to reduce side effects like redness and pain when applying RF energy to the skin. The method involves applying RF energy to the skin followed by treating the area with stem cell-derived exosomes. This reduces side effects like redness and pain compared to RF energy alone. It also shortens the downtime for redness and swelling to disappear.

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Combining weekly radiofrequency treatments with daily applications of ferulic acid or hyaluronic acid to improve skin hydration and collagen production for anti-aging benefits. The radiofrequency stimulates collagen and the ferulic acid/hyaluronic acid creams enhance hydration. Using them together synergistically for 4 weeks provides better results compared to just the creams or radiofrequency alone.

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Skin treatment device that combines contact and invasive RF energy delivery for improved therapeutic effect. The device has a contact handpiece for forming perforations on the skin surface and an invasive handpiece for delivering RF energy into penetrated skin. A controller adjusts parameters based on the handpiece being used. This allows targeted treatment with the contact handpiece for surface lesions and invasive handpiece for deeper lesions. The device also notifies the user when to switch handpieces.

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A radiofrequency (RF) energy delivery device for selectively heating skin and subcutaneous fat tissues. The device uses a dual mode antenna that can generate electric fields either mostly tangent or mostly normal to the skin surface. This allows selective heating of the skin or fat by targeting the desired tissue. The device can be used for skin rejuvenation or body contouring by delivering RF energy with customized power ratios to the skin and fat. It also allows measuring the temperatures of both tissues during treatment.

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