Small areas of redness, telangiectasias, cherry angiomas, milia and certain superficial skin imperfections can be treated using professional technologies that precisely target the area being treated. Among them, thermocoagulation uses heat generated by a high-frequency current to target the imperfection precisely.
With its ultrafast 27.12 MHz radiofrequency technology, Eclipsia+ offers an approach focused on precision, speed and comfort. But what exactly is thermocoagulation, and why does the 27.12 MHz frequency play such an important role?
What Is Thermocoagulation?
Thermocoagulation is an aesthetic technique that uses high-frequency energy to produce a localized thermal effect. Energy is delivered through a probe directly to the targeted area to act on the imperfection without unnecessarily heating the surrounding tissue.
This technique can be used by trained professionals to treat certain superficial skin abnormalities. In Canada, it is important to note that thermocoagulation devices must be licensed by Health Canada. The Eclipsia+ 27 MHz is licensed for the treatment of vascular skin abnormalities.
27.12 MHz Technology
Eclipsia+ stands out with its 27.12 MHz ISM radiofrequency. This frequency corresponds to 27 million cycles per second, allowing the device to generate extremely short pulses, measured in thousandths of a second.
This speed allows the thermal action to be concentrated in the targeted area while limiting the spread of heat to the surrounding tissue. Because the application time is so short, the sensation experienced during treatment can also be reduced.
For the professional, this technology allows for a high level of precision. For the client, it contributes to a more comfortable treatment experience.
What Skin Imperfections Can Be Treated?
Depending on the appropriate protocols and indications, thermocoagulation can be used to treat certain superficial skin imperfections, including:
- Telangiectasias
- Cherry angiomas
- Milia
- Certain keratoses
- Molluscum
- Certain pigmented lesions
- Certain minor manifestations of acne
However, treatment selection depends on the nature of the imperfection, its location and the characteristics of the skin. A professional assessment is essential before any treatment to determine whether thermocoagulation is appropriate.
Fast and Precise Action
One of the main advantages of 27.12 MHz technology is the brevity of its pulses. Eclipsia+ controls treatment duration down to the thousandth of a second, allowing the professional to deliver energy with precision.
However, a fast treatment does not mean that technique should be overlooked. As with any aesthetic procedure, results depend on factors such as treatment selection, the parameters used and the professional’s expertise.
Technology Designed for Comfort
Comfort is an important part of the client experience. With Eclipsia+, the extremely short pulses limit the amount of time heat is applied to the targeted area.
The technology is designed to enable fast treatments without systematically requiring the use of a topical anesthetic cream. The professional can work with precision while taking each client’s sensitivity into account.
Protocols Adapted to Every Need
Eclipsia+ offers 6,400 face and body programs as well as several application modes. Its microprocessor controls pulse duration and allows parameters to be adapted to different treatments.
The device also includes features such as TeleFlash, MultiCoagul, Synchro and Cata+, giving professionals different options depending on the treatment area and desired outcome.
This versatility makes it possible to integrate thermocoagulation into a personalized approach rather than applying the same protocol to every client.
A Device That Can Grow With Your Practice
Eclipsia+ can also be equipped with an electrolysis option. This configuration allows professionals who perform permanent hair removal to work with different thermolysis and blend modalities, including PicoFlash, MeloFlash, Synchro and SynchroBlend.
The advantage is having a versatile system that can support different specialties and help expand an institute’s range of services.
Why Add Thermocoagulation to Your Institute?
For an esthetician or beauty professional, offering thermocoagulation can help meet an additional demand for targeted treatments.
Eclipsia+ combines several features sought after in professional practice: 27.12 MHz high-frequency technology, extremely short application times, customizable programs, a touchscreen interface and a design intended for use in a professional institute.
But beyond the device itself, service quality depends on training. A strong understanding of the skin, indications, contraindications, parameters and application techniques remains essential for providing professional and safe treatments. Académie Dectro offers comprehensive thermocoagulation training, including online theory and hands-on training at one of our centres.
Precision in Aesthetic Care
Thermocoagulation is a good example of how aesthetic technologies continue to evolve: rather than treating an area diffusely, the goal is to concentrate the action where it is needed.
With its 27.12 MHz radiofrequency and electronic pulse control, Eclipsia+ was designed around this precision-based approach. For professionals looking to expand their services, it offers a versatile solution combining thermocoagulation and, as an option, electroepilation.
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