Oracle Lifting Laser 10THERA

Oracle Lifting Laser 10THERA

10THERA improves the overall face by raising the temperature of the SMAS layer and the dermal layer to 60 - 0- degrees and inducing the regeneration of collagen.

10THERA is 2 Line Irridiating HIFU and enables faster treatment than ever before.

It is a lifting and elasticity equipment that raises the temperature of the dermis layer and SMAS layer to 60 degrees to regenerate collagen.

HIFU stand for High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound, an advanced cosmetic technology that significantly tightens and lifts several areas of the face.

10THERA is a long-lasting, non-surgical, non-invasive treatment that uses ultrasound energy to tighten and lift the skin.

Main effects of 10THERA:

- Powerful lifting effect with just one treatment

- V-line improvement effect

- 2 Line irradiation type

- Faster treatment than conventional methods

- Power collagen regeneration effect

@oraclemedicalgroup

Comments

Oracle Onychomycosis Treatment (toenail fungus)

Oracle Onychomycosis Treatment (toenail fungus) Onycho is a simple and effective procedure that uses the power of Nd:YAG laser light to heat evenly throughout the depth of the effected nail and skin tissue, effectively weakening and killing parasitic fungi which have infected the patient's nails. It is a skin disease caused by fungus parasitizing or propagating on the outer layer of the skin, the stratum corneum. Fungus grows in a humid environment, so it mainly occurs on the hands and feet, which are prone to sweat. The Onycho laser uses 695mn and 405mn rays to destroy the fungal cell walls of the toenails and the skin around the toenails. It improves blood circulation by creating adenosine triphosphate (ATP) that improves active oxygen and blood circulation. It is a laser to treat nail and toenail onychomycosis that induces fungal death. A treatment laser exclusively for toenail fungus that quickly and powerfully applies to the nail surface Irradiation is possible and bacte

Oracle Regeneration Ointment Regevan C

Oracle Regeneration Ointment Regevan C RegevanC wrinkle improvement and whitening effect Regevan C ointment containing growth factors can not only regenerate skin, but also improve wrinkles and whiten the skin. After applying Regevan C Cream to the skin for several weeks, you can see that wrinkles are improved and the skin is whitened. Most of the scars on the face are treated in one session without any indication. In some cases, it may leave a slight white scar, but it is not very noticeable. Areas other than the face are less likely to regenerate the wound, so they are more likely to leave a slight white scar. However, even if some white scars remain, they do not show much and can be improved through treatment such as Fraxel laser in the future. What are the 4 stages of wound regeneration? Hemostasis: Several hours immediately after Inflammatory phase: 0-2 days (usually around day 1) Regenerator: 2 days - 2 weeks (usually around day 8) Maturity: 2 weeks - 6 months (usually around

Best Non-Surgical Lifting Treatments

Best Non-Surgical Lifting Treatments Characteristics of 10THERMA treatment ✔ Various tip sizes 10THERMA tips are available in various sizes and can be applied to desired areas. Eye tip (0.25mm), face tip (5mm), and body tip (20mm) of various sizes are applied according to the treatment area. The small-sized eye tip is effective for lifting the wrinkles around the eyes, and is highly recommended for those who are worried about wrinkles around the eyes. ✔ Faster procedure time Compared to the existing 4.0 tip, the treatment area is 25% larger and the treatment proceeds 20% faster ✔ Non-invasive/non-surgical lifting It is not a procedure that cuts or pierces the skin like surgery, so you can receive the procedure more comfortably. ✔ No downtime Since it is a non-surgical method, there is no downtime, so you can quickly return to your daily life. HIFU (High Intensity Focused Ultrasound) generates heat up to 60-80 degrees in the dermis and SMAS layer to form thermal coagulation

Oracle Clinic English

Search This Blog