The goal of this observational study is to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of microwave-assisted heating technology in facial fat reduction and skin tightening in Asians.
The main questions it aims to answer are:
1. How effective is the microwave-based system in reducing fat and tightening Skin? 2. What objective methods can be used to measure treatment outcomes? 3. What are the optimal treatment parameters for maximum efficacy? 4. What are the safety and side effects associated with the treatment? 5. How long-lasting are the results?
Participants will go through three treatment sessions using the "DEKA" ONDA Microwave treatment system, with each session lasting 12 minutes.
Men and women aged between 20 and 60.
Subjects who are capable of understanding and comply with the study procedures, instructions, and visit schedule.
Subjects who voluntarily decide to participate in the entire course of the trial and provide written consent in the Informed Consent Form.
Subjects with autoimmune diseases/received immunotherapy and subjects with diabetes mellitus.
Subjects with a history of a hypertrophic scar.
Pregnant or breastfeeding women.
Subjects with untreated epilepsy or underlying porphyria.
Men and women aged between 20 and 60.
Case-only
Prospective
Not listed
Eyebrow Peak angle
The vertices of the Eyebrow Peak angles lie at the static point eyebrow head, measured against a horizontal line parallel to the ground.
Eyebrow Tail angle
The vertices of the Eyebrow Tail angles lie at the static point eyebrow head, measured against a horizontal line parallel to the ground.
Pupil-Eyebrow Peak angle
The Pupil-Eyebrow Peak angle is then measured between this line and another line connecting nasal to eyebrow peak.
Canthus-Oral-Nasal angle
The Canthus-Oral-Nasal angle is measured between a line connecting oral commissure to nasal and a line connecting oral commissure to lateral canthus.
Global Aesthetic lmprovement Scale
-1: Worse. Appearance worse than the original condition or with complications. 0: No change. Appearance essentially the same as the original condition. 1. Improved. Obvious improvement, but touch-up or re-treatment is indicated. 2. Much Improved. Marked improvement in the condition, but not optimal for the patient; a touch-up would slightly improve the outcome 3. Very much improved. Optimal cosmetic result for the patient.
Click on the lead sponsor to view all of their trials.
Chang Chang Cheng
Lead sponsor
China Medical University Hospital
Sponsor institution
GRAND Medical Co., Ltd.
Collaborator
This trial is not recruiting at the moment. You can still explore other options:
