Studien
Recent studies at the “Università degli studi di Pavia” on the active ingredient ATX-NAT (formerly BTX-NAT) in application with JetPeel™.
To view the study, please click here or on the preview image to the right.
Hydroporation Using JetPeel™ Dermal Infusion
The effects of the treatment were documented in the study “Hydroporation using JetPeel™ Dermal Infusion – Efficacy Analysis Documented by Standardized Photography and Biophysical Measurement Methods” conducted by the University of Hamburg, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, specializing in Cosmetic Science under the direction of Professor Dr. med. Martina Kerscher.
To view the poster, presented at AMWC 2013 in Monaco, click here or on the preview image to the left.
Histological Studies on Penetration Depth Using JetPeel™
The penetration depths of the original JetPeel™ active ingredients, JetPeel™ Vitamin C and hyaluronic acid, through hydroporation and pneumoporation using JetPeel™, were extensively studied by Prof. Dr. med. Uwe Paasch (University Hospital Leipzig). Various intervals and their effects on the deposition of active ingredients in the skin were examined and scientifically proven.
To view Professor Paasch’s study results, please click here or on the preview image to the right.
Minerva Chirurgica
Short review on facial rejuvenation procedures: Focus on preoperative antiseptic and anesthetic delivery by JetPeel™-3 (A high oxygen delivery device)
To view the study, please click here or on the preview image to the left.
Technical Report on Speed, Droplet Size, and Air-Gas Flow
The patented JetPeel™ system was examined according to biophysical criteria at the Turbo and Jet Engine Laboratory, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, by Dr. Vitaly Ovcharenko and Prof. Yeshayahou Levy (1).
Using a specialized measuring device—a Phase Doppler Particle Analyzer/Laser Doppler Velocimeter (TSI PDPA/LDV)—droplet size and speed were measured depending on the exit distance.
The Israeli institute has a broad research spectrum: jet nozzles of jet aircraft, rockets, and engines are tested, as well as inkjet printers and asthma sprays. Researchers found that JetPeel™ creates a tight, parallel bundle (collimated) of very small liquid droplets (average size 17.03 µm) with a speed of >202.2 m/sec at a distance of 20 mm from the nozzle.
These measurements are comparable to a high-pressure jet engine nozzle in miniature. Despite these enormous performance data, treatment with JetPeel™ micro-nozzles is completely painless and pleasantly cools the skin surface. Due to the speed of the air/liquid jet at over 200 m/s, the skin barrier is not injured but only stretched.
Literature:
Ovcharenko V, Levy Y. Droplet Size and Velocity Measurements for Tav-Tech Ltd. Report to Tav-Tech Ltd, ISRAEL. Turbo and Jet Engine Laboratory, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, JTL 002-07-2015.
