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Eterna – reveal ™ LasersNew Rochelle, NY
The FDA-cleared Eterna™ offers versatility through multiple handpieces to deliver targeted radiofrequency treatments based on the needs of the patient.
Eterna™ revitalizes skin with no pain, zero social downtime, and no anesthetic is needed during the treatment.
This treatment is gentle enough to be used for rejuvenating the eyelids can be used on all skin types and on most areas of the body including the face, neck, and is gentle enough to be used around the eyes.
HOW ETERNA™ WORKS
Eterna™ is designed to effectively address textural concerns, particularly fine lines and wrinkles that can appear around the eyes, the face and body. Utilizing a gentle radiofrequency energy emission, Eterna safely heats the skin, prompting a natural healing response that promotes collagen production. This results in the creation of new collagen fibers that are firm and dense, effectively imparting a refreshed and revitalized look to your skin.
BENEFITS OF ETERNA™
There are many benefits to the Eterna™ treatment, including:
- Zero social downtime
- Can be used on most areas of the body
- Fast treatment times
- Safe and effective
- Suitable for a wide array of skin types
- Results continue to improve over time
ETERNA™ FAQS
HOW LONG IS AN AVERAGE TREATMENT?
An average full-face treatment is approximately 30 minutes. Treatment times may vary if you're targeting specific areas of the face or body.
WHAT SHOULD I DO TO PREPARE FOR THE TREATMENT?
It is recommended to come with a clean face and no make-up. Lotions and topicals will be removed by gentle cleansing prior to treatment. Hydration before treatment is encouraged to amplify your results!
WHAT SHOULD I DO TO MAXIMIZE MY RESULTS AFTER THE TREATMENT?
You should drink plenty of water to enhance the results and aid your body's natural healing process. Normal skincare may be resumed 24 hours post radiofrequency treatment.
WHAT DOWNTIME SHOULD I EXPECT FROM THE TREATMENT?
There is no social downtime with Eterna™. Light erythema, or redness, is expected after treatment but should subside within 1 hour. You may have some dryness over the next 1-2 days post-treatment, so it is recommended to keep hydrated, keep skin moisturized, and avoid any direct sun exposure for 72 hours if possible.
WHAT AREAS CAN BE TREATED WITH THIS DEVICE?
Any area of the body where you want to target skin laxity or aging concerns. However, radiofrequency is not to be used over any metal implants, screws, artificial joints, people with heart valves, pacemakers, or copper intrauterine devices.
ETERNA™ CLINICAL
Energy Delivery
The monopolar system delivers a current using an electrode that contacts the skin and another that acts as a grounding pad.
- The Eterna radiofrequency system delivers electric current using monopolar delivery to the dermal layers.
- Eterna causes ionization of the tissue molecules, determining the displacement currents through the alternating movement of the natural electric charges of the skin.
- A part of the energy released by this process is transformed into heat
- Grounding pads are reusable
Dermal Temperature Control (DTC)
Eterna™. offers an innovative system that instantly detects the temperature of the skin and regulates the power delivery. The temperature is accurately maintained throughout the treatment.
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