Striat
Electric Stimulator
Product Code : 01002017
Striat is a transcutaneous and percutaneous electrostimulator intended for aesthetic treatments, which has a stimulation channel with microgalvanic direct electric current (GMES, that is, galvanic current in microamps), being used for the electrolifting technique with or without needle.
AED 1,275.00
Advantages
Clinical usage
Accessories
Other
Advantages
- It is composed of a current intensity of up to 990 microamps and makes it possible to adjust the application time.
- The equipment also has a Blue Light LCD display.
- Soft touch keys, a light and anatomical pen for performing the technique.
- A carrying bag
Clinical usage
- Increase in blood circulation;
- Electrolifting;
- Wrinkles;
- Stretch marks;
- Expression lines;
- Atrophic scars.
Accessories
- 1 power cable (Code 03017028);
- 1 vegetable cloth electrode measuring 9.5 x 8.5 cm (Code 03038172);
- 1 orange cable kit 103 with two ways for injected Esthetic Aussie (Code 03049027);
- 1 electrolifting tip with needle for Neurodyn Esthetic pen (Code 03025087);
- 1 electrolifting tip without needle for Neurodyn Esthetic pen (Code 03025088);
- 1 2mm Banana pen body (Code 03025061); 1 black alligator clip (Code 03015066); 1 aluminum plate measuring 8cm x 7cm (Code 03038171) 1 digital operations manual (Code 03040011); 1 elastic strap for electrode fixation with 10 channels (Code 03026007); 1 kit of needles for stretch marks (Code 02039145); 1 suitcase (Code 03026040).
Other
- Bivolt 100/240V | 50/60Hz;
- 1 output channel;
- Dimensions: 15 x 18.5 x 9.5 (W x D x H cm);
- Approximate weight without accessories: 0.8kg.
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