Centrifuge Machine
A Centrifuge Machine is a laboratory device used to separate components of a liquid mixture by applying centrifugal force. In medical, aesthetic, research and laboratory environments, centrifuges are commonly used to separate blood components, plasma, serum and other biological samples according to their density.
For aesthetic clinics, centrifugation can be an important part of procedures involving PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and related blood-processing protocols, provided the centrifuge is appropriately specified and the procedure is performed by qualified professionals using validated protocols.
Diamond Dermabrasion Machine
The Diamond Dermabrasion Machine is a professional aesthetic skincare device designed to perform diamond-tip microdermabrasion, a controlled mechanical exfoliation procedure that removes superficial layers of dead skin cells while using vacuum suction to help lift and collect exfoliated material. It is commonly used in aesthetic clinics, dermatology practices, beauty salons, spas and professional skincare centers.
Unlike crystal microdermabrasion systems, a diamond dermabrasion machine uses a diamond-coated treatment tip, eliminating the need for loose abrasive crystals. Depending on the model, machines may include multiple diamond tips, adjustable vacuum intensity and additional facial-treatment functions.
Microdermabrasion is considered a non-invasive exfoliation treatment. The American Academy of Dermatology describes it as a procedure that gently exfoliates the skin and can improve the appearance of uneven texture, dull complexion and some pigmentation concerns.
HIFU 7D
HIFU 7D is a professional high-intensity focused ultrasound system designed for non-invasive aesthetic treatments involving skin tightening, facial lifting, contouring and selected body applications. Many 7D HIFU systems are configured with seven interchangeable cartridges covering depths such as 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm, 4.5mm, 6.0mm, 9.0mm and 13.0mm, although the exact configuration varies between manufacturers and models.
The term “7D” is primarily a commercial/model designation rather than a universal medical standard. Therefore, when comparing machines, it is important to evaluate the actual cartridges, frequencies, energy range, shot capacity, handpieces, controls and manufacturer documentation.
