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Duk-ha Kim
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Dielectric-heating lifting device guide
ALLTITE is a device made by Innoxus. According to the maker, it combines Joule and dielectric heating delivered through a sapphire lens with thermoelectric contact cooling, under the name DLTD.
ALLTITE is a medical aesthetic device manufactured by Innoxus. The maker describes it as a system built on its DLTD® technology, which delivers heat to tissue and cools the skin surface during the same procedure.
Sources: Innoxus — ALLTITE product site
ALLTITE is made by Innoxus, per the manufacturer’s own product site.
Sources: Innoxus — ALLTITE product site
DLTD® is the name the maker gives to the technology inside ALLTITE. It combines the Focuspolar® heating method with dynamic cooling. It is a brand name for the maker’s own system, not a generic category that other devices share.
Sources: Innoxus — ALLTITE product site
The maker describes Focuspolar® as Joule heating combined with dielectric heating, with the energy passing through a sapphire lens that diffracts it. Dielectric heating warms tissue by making polar molecules such as water move under an electric field.
Sources: Innoxus — ALLTITE product site
ALLTITE includes thermoelectric semiconductor cooling, which the maker calls dynamic cooling. It is built in to protect the skin surface and add comfort while the handpiece delivers energy.
Sources: Innoxus — ALLTITE product site
The maker lists two applicator types: a rubbing type and a fractional type. Which one is used, and on which area, is a decision for the treating doctor at consultation.
Sources: Innoxus — ALLTITE product site
The maker states a treatment time of about 15 minutes. The clinic’s treatment guide lists about 20 to 40 minutes per session depending on the area, which is the time to plan around for the visit.
Sources: Innoxus — ALLTITE product siteAbijou reservation centre — ALLTITE treatment guide
The clinic’s treatment guide describes cleansing followed by a topical numbing cream before the energy is delivered. It describes the sensation as mild and varying from person to person.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre — ALLTITE treatment guide
The clinic’s guide lists the steps as consultation and skin assessment, cleansing and numbing cream, energy delivered area by area according to the device mode, soothing care with aftercare instructions, and a return to daily routine.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre — ALLTITE treatment guide
The clinic’s guide describes little separate recovery period, and many people return to their daily routine the same day. Temporary warmth or redness can still occur in the first days, so ask the doctor what to expect and what to avoid.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre — ALLTITE treatment guide
The clinic’s guide gives about 1 to 2 sessions a year as common scheduling guidance, and says it varies with skin condition. This is how visits are planned, not a measured effect or duration.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre — ALLTITE treatment guide
The clinic’s guide lists people whose skin firmness has declined, people who want their facial line refined, people considering lifting treatments and people concerned about downtime. Whether it suits you is the doctor’s call at consultation.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre — ALLTITE treatment guide
This page does not carry a duration measurement for ALLTITE in either direction. The maker’s page describes the mechanism, the cooling and the applicators rather than how long a visible change lasts. The clinic’s guide gives a scheduling frequency of about 1 to 2 sessions a year, which is how the clinic plans visits and not a measured effect duration. What is worth asking about instead is the basis of any interval a clinic recommends: ask whether it comes from the maker’s documentation, from the doctor’s own observation of patients, or simply from how the device is usually booked. Also ask the doctor to separate changes expected from the treatment from temporary warmth, redness or swelling in the days right after a session.
Sources: Innoxus — ALLTITE product siteAbijou reservation centre — ALLTITE treatment guide
Heat-based lifting devices differ in what delivers the energy and how it is focused: radiofrequency, focused ultrasound, microwave or dielectric heating. ALLTITE’s stated premise is dielectric and Joule heating through a sapphire lens with thermoelectric cooling. This page covers ALLTITE only and carries no settings, shot counts or claims of any other device.
Ask the clinic to name the exact device, confirm it is ALLTITE made by Innoxus, state which applicator will be used on which area, and give the planned number of sessions. Ask to be shown the device’s Korean licence information if you want to check it yourself.
Different energy types are measured in different units, and the same number can mean different things on a rubbing applicator, a fractional applicator or another device altogether. Comparing counts alone is not a valid comparison.
Start from the area and concern you want addressed, then ask the doctor why ALLTITE rather than another energy type, and which applicator, confirmed device by device rather than by brand name alone.
Care is provided by the medical team at the branch you select. These clinicians lead the three branches linked from this guide; confirm the doctor assigned to your visit with that branch.
Chief MD, Gangnam
The trust our patients have placed in this clinic was built on conviction and principle. We intend to hold to both, unchanged, through the next hundred years.
Chief MD, Myeongdong
I want to be thinking about how the patient feels right up to the last moment of the procedure.
Chief MD, Hongdae
I will give my best with the attentiveness to catch even the smallest change.
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ALLTITE is an aesthetic device made by Innoxus. The maker describes it as using DLTD® technology: Joule and dielectric heating through a sapphire lens, plus thermoelectric dynamic cooling.
ALLTITE is manufactured by Innoxus, per the maker’s own product site.
DLTD® is the maker’s name for the technology in ALLTITE. It brings together Focuspolar® heating and dynamic cooling in one system.
Focuspolar® is the maker’s name for the heating method in ALLTITE: Joule heating plus dielectric heating, with energy diffracted through a sapphire lens.
Yes. The maker describes Joule and dielectric heating, paired with cooling of the skin surface during the procedure.
It has thermoelectric semiconductor cooling, which the maker calls dynamic cooling, intended to protect the skin surface and add comfort.
The maker lists a rubbing applicator and a fractional applicator. The doctor chooses between them for each area.
The maker states about 15 minutes of treatment time. The clinic’s treatment guide lists about 20 to 40 minutes per session depending on the area.
No. ALLTITE’s stated energy is dielectric and Joule heating through a sapphire lens. Radiofrequency and focused-ultrasound devices have their own premises, so their settings and shot counts do not carry over to ALLTITE.
This page carries no measured duration for ALLTITE. The clinic’s guide gives a scheduling frequency of about 1 to 2 sessions a year, which is how visits are planned, not effect data. Ask the doctor to separate expected change from temporary redness or swelling after a session.
The clinic’s treatment guide describes cleansing followed by a topical numbing cream before the energy is delivered.
Ask the clinic to name the device and manufacturer before treatment and, if you wish, to show you its Korean licence information for the device.
Not meaningfully. Different energy types are counted in different units, so matching numbers alone does not make a fair comparison.
The clinic’s guide gives a scheduling frequency of about 1 to 2 sessions a year, and says this varies with skin condition. The exact plan depends on the area, the applicator and the doctor, so ask for the planned number at consultation.
The clinic’s guide describes the sensation as mild and varying from person to person.
The clinic’s guide describes little separate recovery period, and many people return to their daily routine the same day. Temporary warmth or redness can still occur, so ask the doctor what to expect.
The clinic’s guide gives about 1 to 2 sessions a year as common scheduling guidance, depending on skin condition. It is a visit-planning figure, not a measured effect.
Per the clinic’s guide: consultation and skin assessment, cleansing and numbing cream, energy delivered area by area according to the device mode, soothing care and aftercare instructions, then a return to daily routine.
The clinic’s guide lists people whose skin firmness has declined, people who want their facial line refined, people considering lifting treatments and people concerned about downtime. The doctor decides at consultation.
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