This component is the Handpiece 16cm^2 of the NeoSculpt Plus. The NeoSculpt Plus is a medical device designed for use by medical professionals in hospital settings. It delivers Radiofrequency (RF) energy to a patient for therapeutic treatment. The system is composed of a main console, one or more RF handpieces that connect to the console via umbilical cables, and neutral electrodes that attach to the patient's skin. The NeoSculpt Plus provides topical heating to elevate tissue temperature, which can be used to treat various medical conditions, including the relief of pain and muscle spasms and to increase local circulation. The system operates by generating a high-frequency current that flows from the handpiece, through the patient's body (which acts as a resistance), and back to the console via the neutral electrode. This intensive current flow generates a heating profile that produces a moderate temperature rise in the subcutaneous tissue.
An assembly of devices that uses radio-frequency (RF) electromagnetic (EM) energy [typically in the bands below 10 megahertz (MHz)] to generate heat deep within subcutaneous tissues to temporarily minimize the manifestation of cellulite and loose or wrinkled skin through a process of skin regrowth and tightening and local fat cell alteration/destruction. It typically consists of monopolar and/or bipolar applicators attached to an energy-producing generator, typically with a cooling module. The tissues are warmed to produce the desired therapeutic effect; simultaneous cryogen cooling of the epidermis may be employed. This device is not used for the treatment of malignancies.