Treatment device high frequency
Abstract
The present invention relates to a treatment device using high frequency and provides a treatment device using high frequency comprising: a main body comprising a high frequency generation portion inside; a contact type hand piece comprising a first electrode portion for providing high frequency energy generated in the high frequency generation portion to the surface of the skin, and is detachably formed at an fastening portion of the main body; an invasive hand piece comprising a second electrode portion for providing high frequency energy generated in the high frequency generation portion to the inside of the skin, and is detachably formed at an fastening portion of the main body; and a control portion for controlling the high frequency energy provided from the high frequency generation portion to the first electrode portion or the second electrode portion.
Claims
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1 . A treatment device using high-frequency wave, comprising:
a main body including a high-frequency wave generating unit; a contact-type hand piece detachably provided at a coupling unit of the main body, the contact-type hand piece having a first electrode unit that provides high-frequency energy generated from the high-frequency wave generating unit to a skin surface; an invasive hand piece detachably provided at a coupling unit of the main body, the invasive hand piece having a second electrode unit that provides high-frequency energy generated from the high-frequency wave generating unit to an inner portion under the skin, and a controller controlling high-frequency energy provided from the high-frequency wave generating unit to the first electrode unit or the second electrode unit.
2 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 1 , further comprising a sensing unit sensing the type of a hand piece connected with the coupling unit, of the contact-type hand piece and the invasive hand piece.
3 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 2 , wherein the controller compares a set operation mode with the type of the hand piece sensed by the sensing unit, and if determining that a hand piece corresponding to the set operation mode is not connected with the coupling unit, generates an error signal.
4 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 3 , wherein if determining that the hand piece corresponding to the set operation mode is not connected with the coupling unit, the controller controls not to provide the high-frequency energy from the high-frequency wave generating unit to the hand piece.
5 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 2 , wherein the controller controls the high-frequency wave generating unit in different modes from each other depending on the type of the hand piece sensed by the sensing unit.
6 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 2 , wherein the contact-type hand piece includes a first sensor that senses a contact state between the first electrode unit and the skin, and wherein if determining that the contact state between the first electrode unit and the skin is poor, based on information sensed by the first sensor, the controller generates a contact-poor signal.
7 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 2 , wherein the first electrode unit of the contact-type hand piece includes a plurality of electrode modules, wherein the high-frequency wave generating unit includes a plurality of high-frequency wave generating modules respectively corresponding to the plurality of electrode modules, and wherein the controller independently controls the plurality of electrode modules so that different frequencies of high-frequency energy are provided to the skin surface through the plurality of electrode modules.
8 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 2 , wherein the invasive hand piece further includes a driving unit that provides a driving force for allowing the second electrode unit to be inserted into the skin, and wherein if determining that the set operation mode is not an operation mode corresponding to the invasive hand piece, the controller performs control so that no driving force is provided from the driving unit to the second electrode unit.
9 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 2 , wherein the second electrode unit is exchangeably provided at the invasive hand piece, and wherein the invasive hand piece further includes a second sensor that senses the type of the second electrode unit.
10 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 9 , wherein the controller compares the set operation mode with the type of the second electrode unit sensed by the second sensor, and if determining that the second electrode unit provided at the invasive hand piece does not correspond to the set operation mode, generates an error signal.
11 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 9 , wherein the controller controls the high-frequency wave generating unit in different modes from each other depending on the type of the second electrode unit sensed by the second sensor.
12 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 2 , wherein the invasive hand piece further includes a tilting unit that is provided between the second electrode unit and the driving unit and leads an end of the second electrode unit to penetrate into the skin surface, inclined.
13 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 12 , wherein the tilting unit includes at least one or more elastomers that are arranged at a rear surface of the second electrode unit, and wherein an elastic modulus at, at least, one position on the rear surface of the second electrode unit is different from an elastic modulus at an adjacent position.
14 . A treatment device using high-frequency wave, comprising:
a high-frequency wave generating unit provided in a main body; a contact-type hand piece connected to the main body, the contact-type hand piece having a first electrode unit that provides high-frequency energy generated from the high-frequency wave generating unit to a skin surface; an invasive hand piece connected to the main body, the invasive hand piece having a second electrode unit that provides high-frequency energy generated from the high-frequency wave generating unit to an inner portion under the skin; and a controller performing control so that high-frequency energy generated from the high-frequency wave generating unit is selectively provided to the first electrode unit or the second electrode unit.
15 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 14 , further comprising a sensing unit sensing the type of a hand piece used by a user, of the contact-type hand piece and the invasive hand piece.
16 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 15 , wherein the controller compares a set operation mode with the type of the hand piece sensed by the sensing unit, and if determining that a hand piece not corresponding to the set operation mode is being used, generates an error signal.
17 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 16 , wherein if determining that a hand piece not corresponding to the set operation mode, the controller performs control so that high-frequency energy is not provided from the high-frequency wave generating unit to the hand piece.
18 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 18 , wherein the controller controls the high-frequency wave generating unit in different modes from each other depending on the type of the hand piece sensed by the sensing unit.
19 . The treatment device using high-frequency wave of claim 14 , wherein at least one relay device is provided on a path along which high-frequency energy is provided from the high-frequency wave generating unit to the first electrode unit and the second electrode unit, and wherein the controller controls the at least one relay device so that high-frequency energy is selectively provided to the first electrode unit or the second electrode unit.
20 . A method of controlling a treatment device using high-frequency wave, the method comprising:
setting an operation mode; sensing the type of a hand piece connected with a main body, of a contact-type hand piece and an invasive hand piece; and generating a high-frequency wave from a high-frequency wave generating unit to provide high-frequency energy to the skin and supplying the generated high-frequency wave to the connected hand piece.
21 . The method of claim 20 , further comprising determining whether the connected hand piece corresponds to the set operation mode, and wherein if the connected hand piece is determined not to correspond to the set operation mode, an error signal is generated.
22 . The method of claim 21 , wherein if the connected hand piece is determined not to correspond to the set operation mode, the path along which high-frequency energy is provided from the high-frequency wave generating unit to the connected hand piece is blocked.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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