CACI has introduced ThermaSense, an integrated temperature-control technology for Rejuva Med’s multipolar radiofrequency (RF) treatment. The system is designed to help providers deliver controlled thermal energy to the skin for collagen stimulation and improved firmness and smoothness.

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ThermaSense combines a skin temperature sensor with the RF handpiece, monitoring surface temperature throughout treatment. An audio beep and green light indicate when the target temperature of 42–45°C is reached.

The system then automatically regulates RF energy by switching it on and off to maintain the selected temperature and prevent it from being exceeded. This gives practitioners greater control over the amount of thermal energy delivered during treatment.

The technology adds a new layer of temperature monitoring and energy control to Rejuva Med’s RF platform, supporting more consistent treatment delivery while targeting collagen remodeling.

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SOURCEAesthetics Journal
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