Treatment apparatus using high frequency waves and method for controlling same

A treatment apparatus, comprising:

• a high-frequency wave generating unit;
• a plurality of needles providing high-frequency energy delivered from the high-frequency wave generating unit to a subcutaneous area;
• and
• a driving unit providing a driving force for inserting the plurality of needles to the subcutaneous area, wherein ends of the plurality of needles are inserted to a first target point and then the plurality of needles are shifted to a second target point by the driving force controlled by the driving unit.

A method of controlling a treatment apparatus using high-frequency waves, the method comprising:

• driving a driving unit so that a plurality of needles are inserted to a first target point in a subcutaneous area;
• delivering first high-frequency energy to the plurality of needles from a high-frequency wave generating unit so that high-frequency energy may be provided to the first target point;
• driving the driving unit to shift the plurality of needles to the second target point;
• and
• delivering second high-frequency energy to the plurality of needles from the high-frequency wave generating unit so that high-frequency energy may be provided to the second target point.

A method of controlling a treatment apparatus using high-frequency waves, the method comprising:

• driving a driving unit so that a plurality of needles are inserted to a first target point in a subcutaneous area;
• driving the driving unit to shift the plurality of needles back to a second target point;
• and
• delivering high-frequency energy to the plurality of needles from a high-frequency wave generating unit so that high-frequency energy may be provided to the second target point.

A treatment method using high-frequency waves, the treatment method comprising:

• inserting a plurality of needles to a first target point in a subcutaneous area;
• providing first high-frequency energy to the first target point through ends of the plurality of needles;
• shifting the plurality of needles to the second target point;
• and
• providing second high-frequency energy to the second target point through the ends of the plurality of needles.

A treatment method using high-frequency waves, the treatment method comprising:

• inserting a plurality of needles to a first target point in a subcutaneous area;
• shifting the plurality of needles back to a second target point;
• and
• providing high-frequency energy to the second target point through ends of the plurality of needles.