Indiba products

Resistive Capacitive Monopolar Resistive Radiofrequency (RCMRF) 448 kHz is a non-invasive, effective and safe technique based on the use of an electrical transfer using a patented energy delivery system. INDIBA® is applied to a specific area of the human body with the aim of regulating key biological and metabolic processes in the cellular physiology, stimulating tissue regeneration and improving altered systemic functionality. Thanks to its innovative technology, INDIBA® allows subthermal treatment on sensitive areas and tissues in the acute phase (immediate postoperative period, scarring and after aggressive treatments), achieving remarkable results from the very first session.

At the forefront of innovation and engineering. ReBorn™ is an excellent example of innovation and engineering working in tandem. ReBorn™ uses the patented and innovative Power LED technology – a new light source, hundreds of times more powerful than traditional LEDs. Power LED uses infrared light at 940 nm, achieving optimal heat absorption in adipocytes and reducing fat in the treated area. Its 4 lightweight ergonomic applicators of 35 cm² each, and the patented integrated contact cooling system, make ReBorn™ the device with the widest effective treatment area in the industry, with maximum safety, comfort, and no downtime.

The CT9 device converts electrical current into a fixed stable frequency of 448 kHz, increasing ionic exchange at a cellular level which encourages tissue repair and assists in pain management. The return plate closes the electrical circuit, enabling our treatments to be delivered in a safe and effective manner for patients and clinicians alike. The integration of two operational modes, CAP and RES, as well as the low and high output power, makes it easy to obtain subthermal and thermal effects. This allows clinicians at all phases of an injury whether its acute or chronic.

The INDIBA Activ 801 improves recovery and reduces pain. The body’s natural repair process will be accelerated and treatment of an injury can begin in the acute phase; reducing pain, swelling and speeding up recovery.