CONSUMABLES AND RECERTIFICATION

Does the manufacturer Inmode Aesthetic charge the new owner a ONE TIME equipment RECERTIFICATION FEE for the purchase of consumables? Yes

Consumables Needed: Tips

Tip Cost: A box of the (6) Resurfacing tips is $360 – each tip can be used on the same patient for about 5-8 treatments.

Recertification Fee: $35,000

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

InVasix Fractora Resurfacing Handpiece

24 Tip:Type – Full Thickness Dermal; Configuration – 6×4; Pin Length – 3000u; Ablation Depth – 3 mm; Heating Depth – Between 3-5 mm; Max Output Energy 62 mj/pin; Output Frequency – 1 MHz; Repetition Rate – Up to 2 pps

60 Tip:Type – Mid Dermal; Configuration – 10×6; Pin Length – 600u; Ablation Depth – 0.6-1 mm; Heating Depth – Between 3-5mm; Max Output Energy 62 mj/pin; Output Frequency – 1 MHz; Repetition Rate – Up to 2 pps

126 Tip:Type – Strong Epidermal Impact; Configuration – 14×9; Pin Length – 600u; Ablation

Depth – 0.6 mm; Heating Depth – Between 3-5mm; Max Output Energy 62 mj/pin; Output

Frequency – 1 MHz; Repetition Rate – Up to 2 pps

MANUFACTURER NOTES

Indicated Uses:

Invasix Fractora Resurfacing Handpiece – Skin Resurfacing

Invasix Fractora Resurfacing Handpiece

Fractora delivers targeted bipolar RF energy to various selectable depths in the skin.

Fractora meets and exceeds the results of fractional CO2 without the associated downtime, prolonged redness, and pigmentation drawbacks.

Fractora achieves full-scale treatment depths with customizable fractional energy to improve superficial skin tone problems (photo damage) to deep textural concerns (rhytids and tightening).

Clinicians can select between variable depths, densities and energy levels for results that were previously unattainable without excisional surgery.

Comparable results to the best fractional CO2 laser on moderate and deep wrinkles Safe to treat neck and other areas with profound contraction Safe on ethnic skin with little risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) which is common with CO2 All this with less downtime or risk of adverse reactions compared to the best fractional CO2 lasers

Multiple settings mimic aggressive fractional CO2, Er: YAG, IR laser and deep (dermal/sub-dermal) volumetric heating

Resurfacing Tips with various depths and pin density configurations