Devices, systems and methods for treating the skin
AssigneeHydraFacial LLC
InventorsDaniel Harden, Elliot Ortiz, Yale Shaw, Daniel Cheung, Katie Rozporka, Stacie Depner, Sounak Maisuri
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Abstract
According to some embodiments, a skin treatment system comprises a main body portion, a waste container configured to be removably secured to the main body portion, a tip configured to be removably secured to the main body portion, a pump, at least one fluid delivery conduit placing an interior of a treatment material container secured to the receiving area in fluid communication with the tip, and at least one waste conduit placing the at least one waste port of the tip in fluid communication with the pump.
Claims23
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A skin treatment system comprising:
- a main body portion, the main body portion comprising a receiving area configured to removably receive a treatment material container, the main body portion comprising a longitudinal axis and the receiving area comprising a first offset axis;
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- a tip configured to be removably secured to the main body portion, the tip configured to contact skin tissue during use of the system, wherein the tip comprises a second offset axis;
- wherein the receiving area and the tip are positioned along the same end of the main body portion;
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- wherein the longitudinal axis of the main body portion, the first offset axis and the second offset axis form a “Y” shape.
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A method for treating skin, the method comprising:
- transferring a waste away from a working end of a skin treatment system, the skin treatment system having a main body portion, a tip and a waste canister;
- wherein the skin treatment system is configured to removably secure the tip and the waste canister to the main body portion;
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- wherein the skin treatment system comprises a at least one transfer device configured to transfer the waste away from the working end to the waste canister, the at least one transfer device being configured to contact the waste;
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- transferring a treatment material from a treatment material source to the working end.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.