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Modellata is a device that promotes Vibro Oscillatory therapy, combining vertical and horizontal forces to promote a deep mobilization of the tissue (skin, subcutaneous tissue and muscles) that enables treatments in the area of aesthetics and cosmetics.
In addition to the therapeutic effect by vibro oscillator and the tissue impact. The equipment presents integrated to the tips, static magnets wich complement the MODELATTA therapy.
The equipment must be used only under the prescription and supervision of a licensed professional.
Is indicated for:
Frequency: 10 – 60 cycles per second
Continuous mode and sweep mode
Continuous Mode with option of adjustment of frequency as follows:
Frequency of 10 to 60 cps, with steps of 5 cps.
Sweep Mode with ramps and option of adjustment of frequency as follows:
Rise Time (s) from 1 to 120 s ±10%;
High Time (s) from 1 to 240 s ±10%;
High Freq. (cps) from 15 to 60 cps ±10%;
Decay Time (s) from 1 to 120 s ±10%;
Low Time (s) from 1 to 240 s ±10%;
Low Freq. (cps) from 10 to 55 cps ±10%.
Treatment Duration: 1 – 60 minutes
Modellata has an ergonomic applicator with lightweight cable, providing more comfort to the professional. In addition, the applicator has frequency intensity control through buttons that allow you to increase or decrease the frequency during treatment, without the need of reprograming the equipment screen.
Modellata has 04 tips, which should be used according to the therapeutic purpose. They are as follows:
“Multipoint” Tips
Can be used to treat:
“Concave” Tips
Can be used to treat:
Four points and Central point Tip
Can be used to treat:
Note: Four points tip and central point tip have integrated static magnets that complete MODELLATA therapy.
The technology foundation of Modellata has as its pillar mechanisms of orthostatic oscillation (vibrating platform), in which the increase of blood circulation is systemic. In the other hand, Modellata equipment consists of a non-invasive therapeutic oscillatory vibration force, its mechanical effect combining vertical and horizontal forces on adjacent tissues and structures without damage. This effect, in turn, alters vascular physiology, stimulating increased skin oxygenation, improving cell nutrition and skin tone, as well as eliminating metabolism sub products, in the reduction of cellulite appearance and in the adipose subcutaneous tissue distribution and improve of blood and lymph circulation.
Modellata helps increase of skin permeability, optimizes metabolic exchanges, induces peripheral and localized hyperemia (which increases oxygen and nutrient offer to tissues), has decongestant and fibrinolytic action and also promotes temporary relief of pain by stimulating mechanoreceptors of the skin, based on the mechanism of “Pain Gates Theory” by Melzack and Walsh (1965), and the release of endorphins.
In the musculature, it acts by facilitating the removal of lactate after exercise, minimizing late muscle pain, as well as causing relaxation and toning up the muscles. With Modellata, these effects are powered by magnetic therapy because the “Four Point” tip and the “Center Point” tip have static magnets. Magnetic therapy is an alternative medical practice that also increases blood circulation, favoring the oxygen and nutrients supply to the tissue through its magnetization effect, piezoelectric effect and metabolic effect.
Symptomatic relief of muscle pain;
Temporary improvement of local blood circulation;
Temporary reduction of cellulite appearance;
Body shaping;
Help on lymphatic drainage;
Muscular recovery after exercise.
Adverse reactions
After the procedure, it is common that the patient presents Hyperemia (in some cases, a slight emaciation) and hypersensitivity.
For tissue stimulation, therapy must be vigorous with broad movements;
Apply the technique throughout the region until you achieve a uniform hyperemia;
As soon as the skin below the applicator shows hyperemia (reddish), change direction and apply in parallel to the treated area;
Persistence under the same local after hyperemia may cause petechiae and bruising;
Keep applicators adhered to the skin to prevent contact loss;
For relaxation techniques, use slow movements and low cycles;
The technique must be started with a frequency according to the patient’s tolerance level.
Preparing the patient for therapy
Examine the skin and clean the treated area;
Clean application accessories before and after each therapy session;
Use cream or vegetable oil to slide the tips;
For static application, the use of cream or vegetable oil is optional;
After the procedure, it is common for the patient to have hyperemia (in some cases, slight swelling) and hypersensitivity.
