Apparatus for variable micro abrasion of human tissue and/or hides using different size and types of abrasive particles
OwnerRonald Allan Greenberginventor
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Abstract
A microabrasion apparatus for providing treatment of skin or other surfaces whereby a pneumatic source [(12, 38)] is operatively connected to a recovery container [(14, 22)] and to a hand tool [(16, 12)] and to one of a plurality of supply containers [(18, 26)] that house treatment particulates. A valve [(30)] controls which supply container [(18, 26)] provides the treatment particles. In operation, the user can select from different supply containers and thus different particles each of which performs different types of treatment such as abrasion. In addition, there is provided the use of a microabrasion apparatus using organic particulates that provide natural treatment of skin.
Claims20
An apparatus for providing treatment of a surface such as skin including:
- a pneumatic source operatively connected to a recovery container and to a hand tool;
- a plurality of supply containers including particulates;
- a valve selectively connecting said pneumatic source, recovery container and hand tool to a selected one of said supply containers;
- whereby in operation said pneumatic source provides for an air flow through the recovery container, hand tool and the selected supply container in communication with same, drawing said particles from the supply container through the hand tool and into the recovery container, said hand tool positioned on a surface to be treated and including an aperture so located that particles passing through said hand tool are caused to impinge on the surface thereby treating it.
An apparatus as in any one of the above claims wherein each supply container contains different particles.
An apparatus as in claim 5 wherein at least one supply container includes aluminium oxide particles and at least one other supply container includes aluminium oxide particles whose size is on the average greater than those in the other.
An apparatus as in any one of the above claims wherein the pneumatic source is a vacuum pump.
An apparatus as in any one of the above claims further including a second pneumatic source selectively and operatively connected to another supply container.
An apparatus as in any one of the above claims wherein there are at least three supply containers each including different particles to assist in treatment of the skin.
An apparatus as in any one of the above claims wherein at least some of said particles are coated with fragrant materials.
An apparatus as in any one of the above claims wherein at least some of said particles are coated with a colour.
An apparatus for providing treatment of a surface including:
- a pneumatic source operatively connected to a recovery container, to a hand tool, and to a supply container said supply container housing organic particulates;
- whereby in operation said pneumatic source provides for an air flow through the recovery container, hand tool and the supply container in communication with same, drawing said organic particles from the supply container through the hand tool and into the recovery container, the hand tool being positioned on a surface to be treated and including an aperture so located that particles passing through said hand tool are caused to impinge on the surface thereby treating it.
A method of treatment of human skin including directing an airflow including organic particles onto the skin to be treated.
A method of treating human skin including:
- using an air flow to carry particles through a hand tool, said hand tool including an aperture which is so located that upon placement on the skin the particles are caused to impinge on it and wherein said particles are organic type particles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.