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AMWC Asia–TDA 2021: A Discussion of 448 kHz Radiofrequency

Original article published July 21, 2021

HERBEST’s original article, translated from INDIBA’s website, records a discussion at AMWC Asia–TDA in Taiwan in early May 2021. The meeting brought together aesthetic-medicine professionals through in-person and live-streamed presentations.

A discussion of comfort and recovery

Dr. Lin (林銘德), chairman of the Vigor medical aesthetics group, describes growing interest in natural-looking care and patients’ concerns about discomfort and recovery, particularly during the COVID-19 period.

The feature contrasts controlled tissue-remodeling procedures with the radiofrequency approach described in the original. It discusses 448 kHz technology with a 20 kHz modulation/output description and presents its use in aesthetic and rehabilitation settings. The proposed effects on cellular activity and repair are claims from the source article, not a general guarantee.

Care around a procedure

The original discusses examples of use before or after procedures such as liposuction or eyelid surgery, and a nonthermal mode in relation to postoperative redness and discomfort. Thin or sensitive areas and body-contour concerns are also mentioned in the source.

Dr. Lin’s closing emphasis is that aesthetic procedures are medical activities. He stresses selecting an appropriate approach, using lawful equipment and choosing qualified, trained physicians. These priorities remain the conclusion of the archived feature.

Source: HERBEST’s translation of the original INDIBA website article. This page records the 2021 conference discussion.

AMWC Asia–TDA 2021: A Discussion of 448 kHz Radiofrequency

A discussion of comfort and recovery

Care around a procedure

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