Fixer

Fixer: An Innovation in Dermis and Epidermis Treatment

FIXER is a revolutionary microneedle fractional radiofrequency device, innovatively designed to overcome the drawbacks associated with traditional lasers, which can damage the skin’s surface due to their inevitable penetration through it.

Setting itself apart, FIXER uses insulated microneedles that penetrate directly into the dermis, delivering optimal high-frequency energy without harming the skin’s surface.

This process forms coagulated columns, promoting healing and the generation of substantial layers of collagen. The RF capability ensures controlled energy delivery with each pulse, guaranteeing consistent and ideal clinical results.

No skin surface damage or minimized damage

The drawback associated with traditional lasers is that they can damage the skin’s surface because they inevitably penetrate through it.

On the other hand, FIXER frequently uses insulated microneedles that penetrate directly into the dermis, delivering optimal high-frequency energy without damaging the skin’s surface.

Controllable depth from 0.5 to 4.0 mm

The doctor can adjust the needle tip’s penetration depth based on the targeted depth within the skin. By manipulating the device settings in the user interface, the needle depth can vary from 0.5 to 4.0 mm below the skin’s surface.

Technology and skin response

In a fractional radiofrequency (RF) microneedle system, the choice between insulated and non-insulated needles plays a crucial role in determining the impact on skin damage and tissue coagulation. The decision between insulated and non-insulated needles depends on the treatment goals.

Insulated needles are often preferred when minimizing surface damage and precisely controlling penetration depth are desired for specific skin concerns.

Only 1 to 2 days of minimal recovery time

Skin surface damage during FIXER treatment is minimized because the insulated microneedles penetrate directly into the dermis. This results in minimal recovery time of only 1 to 2 days after treatment, allowing patients to quickly resume their normal activities.