How it works

The eMatrix system’s ergonomic applicator delivers bipolar radio frequency energy via a matrix of 64 electrodes in the disposable applicator tip. The RF energy generates fractional deep dermal heating in the region of the electrode matrix to induce skin injury, thus eliciting a wound healing response. Less affected tissue surrounding the matrix points may be stimulated by heat which helps accelerate the healing process, leading to tighter, rejuvenated appearance of the skin.
After treatment with the eMatrix system for Sublative Rejuvenation, most patients showed improvement in facial parameters such as skin brightness (83%) and skin smoothness/wrinkle reduction (90%)1.
1 Journal of Drugs & Dermatology, March 2009

eMatrix Features:

• Quick treatments: typically 10 to 20 minutes depending on area treated
• Minimal downtime so patients can quickly resume their normal activities
• Short treatment protocol: 3-5 treatments, 4-6 weeks apart
• For all skin types

SelectPulse™ Adds Versatility

The SelectPulse feature includes three Sublative Rejuvenation programs, allowing treatment to be customized for individual patients by adjusting the depth and intensity of dermal heating.
Program A—Shallow Impact: Mild ablation, dermal heating and skin resurfacing—for improvements in overall skin tone and texture.
Program B—Mid-Level Impact: Moderate ablation, dermal heating and skin resurfacing—for color and textural irregularity correction.
Program C—Deepest Impact: Intense ablation and skin resurfacing.

Efficacious RF Sublation: Significant Dermal Impact with Minimal Epidermal Disruption

By utilizing RF sublation—fractionated bipolar radio frequency technology—heat energy is effectively placed into the dermis where it can produce significant dermal impact with minimal epidermal disruption.

• The ergonomic applicator delivers bipolar radio frequency energy via a matrix of 64 electrodes in the disposable applicator tip.
• The RF energy generates deep dermal heating in the region of the electrode matrix to induce skin injury, thus eliciting a wound healing response.
• Less affected tissue around the matrix points may be stimulated by the heat, helping to accelerate the healing process—and leading to the appearance of tighter, rejuvenated skin.