Needle-free design reduces the need for conventional needle punctures
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Treatment depth is set by the physician according to the device and settings
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Results develop gradually and vary with scar type and skin condition
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Recovery time varies with treatment settings and individual skin condition
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Improves pitted scars, acne scars, fades scars, smooths fine
lines
For sagging facial skin
Concerned about rough skin texture and pores
Aging and wrinkles
Enerjet Needle-Free Jet Delivery Technology
EnerJet is a needle-free jet delivery technology that uses pneumatic pressure to propel liquid through the skin surface and distribute it within the tissue. Unlike conventional needle injections, the procedure does not rely primarily on thermal energy, but temporary redness, discomfort, or small skin openings may still occur.
How to Eliminate Pitted Scars? Three Types of Atrophic Acne Scars
Atrophic acne scars are commonly classified as ice-pick, boxcar, and rolling scars. Each type differs in depth and tissue characteristics. EnerJet uses high-velocity jet delivery technology to introduce suitable materials into skin tissue and may be considered for selected atrophic acne scars. Treatment suitability and results depend on scar type and individual skin conditions.
Needle-Free Design High-Velocity Liquid Delivery
EnerJet uses a needle-free design in which controlled pneumatic energy propels liquid at high speed through the skin surface, spreading downward and sideways within the tissue. It does not rely primarily on heat, but it still delivers liquid through the skin, so temporary redness, discomfort, or small skin openings may occur after treatment.
The dispersion of liquid in the tissue may trigger the skin's repair response and may be considered for atrophic acne scars and stretch marks; results vary among individuals.
If You're Afraid of Pain,
Choose Nitrous Oxide Anesthesia
Nitrous oxide may be used as an adjunct for sedation and pain relief during selected medical procedures. Suitability should be assessed by qualified healthcare professionals based on the patient's medical history and treatment needs. Appropriate monitoring is required, as side effects and risks may still occur.
ATTENTION
Enerjet Precautions
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Pregnant and breastfeeding women, diabetes patients, chronic
skin disease sufferers, those with localized inflammatory or
infectious skin diseases, and those with severe keloid
tendencies are not suitable.
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Those with autoimmune diseases, currently using
anticoagulant drugs, or with coagulation disorders are not
suitable.
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If you have recently used steroids or retinoids (oral or topical), please inform your physician beforehand; suitability will be assessed based on the medication, how it is used, and your medical history.
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Proper sun protection should be used to avoid excessive
stimulation from sunlight and UV rays.
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Do not touch the treated area with your hands after the
procedure, and use a gentle facial cleanser.
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Use moisturizing products after treatment to prevent dryness in the treated area; if needed, use ointments as prescribed by your physician.
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Avoid sun exposure after the procedure. Use sunscreen to
reduce post-treatment inflammation and pigmentation.
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When you can wash your face and apply makeup depends on how the skin is healing and your physician's advice. The injected area may appear raised, red, or develop small bumps after treatment, and recovery time varies with skin type.
FAQ
About Enerjet
You may feel the impact of high-pressure liquid entering the skin, and the skin may swell temporarily. Topical anesthetic may be applied as needed to reduce discomfort; the experience varies from person to person.
Temporary redness, swelling, small skin openings, localized bumps, or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation may occur after EnerJet treatment. Recovery time varies depending on the treatment area, settings, and individual skin characteristics. Follow your physician's instructions for wound care, moisturizing, and sun protection.
The number of sessions depends on scar type, severity, and your goals. Some cases may need multiple sessions; your physician will recommend the number and interval.
Some surface change may be seen early, while further improvement relates to collagen renewal and other repair processes. How long results last varies with scar type, skin condition and lifestyle, and they are not permanent; your physician can advise on follow-up treatments.
