Patent classifications
A61H2015/0064
Exfoliating head with rolling elements
A skin treatment head includes treatment head surface; multiple bristles extending from the treatment head surface and defining a virtual edge face circumferentially surrounding the bristles and a virtual top face defining a first height of the bristles; and one or more rotatable elements extending from the treatment head surface and having a second height lower than the first height, such that in order to apply a tangential force to rotate the rotatable elements, the skin treatment head is tilted relative to a skin surface.
Apparatus and methods for phototherapy
There is provided a phototherapy apparatus, in which the therapeutic light is delivered through or in proximity to one or more massage components. The massage component provides mechanical massage to the subject biological tissue and modifies the properties of the subject tissue in thickness, density, etc. to facilitate the absorption of the therapeutic light and enhance the effect of the phototherapy procedure.
APPARATUS FOR ACUPRESSURE BASED SELF-MASSAGE
An apparatus for self-massage of the vertebra includes a board and a frame. The board can be mounted onto the frame and the frame can be placed on ground. The board have several spherical balls protruding outwards from the top surface of the board and the spherical balls can freely rotate. A user can lie down on the board and push himself back and forth on the board wherein the spherical balls rub against the vertebra of the user.
MASSAGE APPARATUS
A massage apparatus includes a main body having a surface, a plurality of massage rollers coupled to the main body, a textured region disposed on at least a portion of the surface of the main body, and an electronic module disposed within the main body. The electronic module includes at least one of a heating mechanism, a cooling mechanism, and a thermoelectric module. The electronic module is configured to heat, cool, and/or selectively heat and cool the main body and the plurality of massage rollers via the heating mechanism, the cooling mechanism, and the thermoelectric module, respectively.
Dynamic orthotic device
A dynamic orthotic device has a pair of rotating disks which are received in a base. Each disk houses a plurality of spherical foot-massaging balls. Each of the pair of disks is activated by a spring-biased pushbutton with arms mounted to a bottom edge of the pushbutton, each arm having a tine which engages a gear-toothed member affixed to the respective rotating disk and rotates them in opposite rotational directions. The massaging balls engage the soles of the wearer's feet in different locations with each respective step eliminating pressure buildup on the heels of the wearer.
Vertical Massage Device and Method of Use
The present disclosure relates generally to a massage device, for example, suitable for massaging the muscles of a person. The present disclosure relates more particularly to a vertical massage device including a vertical track, a carriage coupled to the vertical track, a massage component disposed on the carriage, and a drive that is connected to the carriage and configured to move the carriage along the vertical track.
INTEGRATED DEVICE FOR THE NON-INVASIVE PERSONALISED TREATMENT OF SKIN BLEMISHES AND ASSOCIATED MULTI-STEP METHOD
Integrated device for the non-invasive personalised treatment of skin blemishes includes: a handpiece for performing a percussive treatment on the body/face, causing a microtrauma on the wrinkle furrow, facilitating the natural recovery and the reduction of the wrinkle depth; a handpiece for carrying out an ablative micro-vibration treatment on the body, suitable to expand or compact the cutaneous tissue by alleviating wrinkles, stretch marks and scars with an exfoliating effect; a handpiece for performing a compressive micro-vibration treatment on the face, expanding the pores of the epidermis; a device for adjusting the rotation and vibration of the handpieces; an electric energy absorption sensor for each handpiece, communicating the detected data to a control unit which acts on the frequency adjustment devices obtaining a variation in the rotation and vibration frequency of the rotors, depending on the mechanical strength of the skin tissue; a communication interface.
MULTI-FUNCTION BEAUTY DEVICE
A multi-function beauty device includes a functional assembly mounted on a casing. The casing includes a battery and a vibration assembly therein. An upper portion of the casing is formed with a fitting opening. The functional assembly includes a fitting part with a beauty accessory. The fitting part is inserted in the fitting opening in a top-down direction and positioned in the fitting opening. The beauty accessory extends out of the casing.
Device for treating human keratin materials
A device for treating human keratin materials that delivers a cosmetic or dermatological composition onto the latter together with the application of an electric current, in particular an electrophoresis device, the composition applied being contained in a cartridge carried by the device, the cartridge having a body that forms a reservoir and a piston through which a drive screw passes and which can move in the body under the effect of the relative rotation of the screw and the piston, the device comprising an electric drive motor for bringing about this relative rotation of the screw and of the piston, and an electronic circuit for controlling the electric motor.
Systems and methods for exerting force on bodies
Systems and methods for exerting forces on a body, including a support structure defining a space and a plurality of surface contacting units that are configured to exert force upon the body, such that the weight is distributed away from the primary weight bearing regions to non-weight bearing regions of the body, or vice versa, without exerting significant shear or frictional forces on surfaces of the body. The systems and methods may be used to exert forces to cause fluid shift in different compartments of the body. Applications include treatment of various disease conditions including pressure ulcers, heart failure, high blood pressure, preeclampsia, osteoporosis, injuries of spine and to slow microgravity-induced bone and muscle loss. The systems and methods may be used to simulate gravity, weightlessness or buoyancy, in rehabilitation medicine. The system may include a chair, bed, a wearable suit or an exoskeleton.