Thermostat APAG (device for Plasma Gel production)

Therapeutic

    Excellent acceptance by patients,
    Can be used for all facial areas,
    Viscosity of APAG can be adjusted (greater flexibility for more precise treatment)

Comparison with chemical substances hyaluronic acid

    Exogenous, with unintended bodily reactions
    Requires a high degree of confidence in the origin / source and purity of the products
    Antibody response to non-HA additives / impurities in product
    Causes fibrotic tissue / use of blunt cannula impossible
    Potential for granuloma formation months to years after injection
    Unwanted water retention in the tissue / swollen face
    Uneven skin structure due to irregular breakdown of HA in the skin
    Allergies and hypersensitivities

Comparison with chemical substances Botox

Botox does not count as a filler. It reduces wrinkles by blocking signals from the nerves to the muscles (muscles can no longer contract) BUT: Fewer wrinkles do not necessarily mean a more youthful appearance - it is the loss of volume in the face, reduction of fatty tissue and muscles that are life factors for a younger looking face. Plasma gel helps with volume and integrates with the patient's tissues to form a natural facial shape.
Comparison with autologous fat

    A much higher and more complex framework
    Liposuction must be performed first and foremost
    Time consuming to prepare the fat tissue before transferring it
    Not worthwhile for small procedures
    The procedure is usually costly
    Caution is advised in patients with metabolic syndrome

Aesthetic treatment with plasma gel

    Full facial rejuvenation
    Cell Regeneration
    Volumizing Facial
    Acne Scars
    Facial Aesthetic Lipostructure
    Elimination of stained tissue
    Wrinkled neck and décolleté
    Fine lines and wrinkles
    Texture improvement
    Back of the hand
    Areas of androgenetic alopecia or aerated alopecia
    Other positive effects

Therapeutic and aesthetic application Aesthetics:

    Adding volume / restoring convexity
    Smoothing of wrinkles
    Three-dimensional recontouring
    Lifting effect
    In combination with LPCGF and ICE, reinforcing and long-lasting effects due to cell regenerating and stimulating processes.
    Areas with androgenetic alopecia or aerated alopecia

General application

APAG (Activated Plasma Albumin Gel) is a new filler material. It is produced by our blood cells and is the only natural and biocompatible filler. We use the Medifuge blood phase separator and APAG denaturing devices.

ICF (Inductive Collagen Formation) is a new autologous mesotherapy that promotes the production of collagen in the skin. We use the Medifuge blood phase separator and the APAG denaturation devices.

5 programs

    2 preset and changeable programs (time)
    3 preset and changeable programs (temperature time)
    Adjustable temperature: minimum 35 ° C - maximum 80 ° C.
    Adjustable time: minimum 1 min - maximum 59:59 min
    Antistatic - antimagnetic

Heating cells

    4: ø 11 mm - depth 110 mm
    4: ø 8,4 mm - depth 110 mm

Technical features

Power source: 230V +/- 10% | 50/60 Hz

100-115 V 50/60 Hz

Rated current consumption: 100 VA

Weight: 2,6 kg

Dimensions: WxDxH: cm 13.7 × 22.5 × 18

 

The APAG P by Silfradent s.r.l. is a medical electric device designed to heat syringes at a controlled temperature.

The APAG P was designed for the doctor's office and must be used by people with degrees in medicine or dentistry and must work with:

Operating temperature: from +10 to + 40 ° C

Never use the device in a flammable environment or in the presence of explosive gas (eg. anesthetic gas).

Place the APAG P on a horizontal plane or with a maximum inclination of 10 ° keeping a free space of at least 10 cm around in order to quickly extract the power cable if necessary.

Pay attention that the cables do not obstruct the free movement of people.

The APAG P was developed specifically to meet the specific needs of medical injection applications. Administration of a drug or fluid that maintains precise liquid temperatures reduces the viscosity of the fluid maximizes patient comfort and reduces risk. When used, for example in contrast administration applications for angiography and CT, the APAG P maintains temperature uniformity and reduces the viscosity variation to increase diagnostic accuracy. Injections at body temperature are

introduced more easily, particularly for patients in a fragile or difficult condition.

The benefits are:

- Reduction of patient discomfort due to the injection of high viscosity products.

- Reduction of patient discomfort due to the use of low temperature products.