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HYBO Energy
HYBO Energy
This device uses Capacitive and Resistive Energy Transfer (C.R.E.T.) technology, which delivers high-frequency energy into biological tissues. It generates thermal and subthermal effects by targeting tissues with varying water content and electrical resistance.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Technology | Capacitive & Resistive Energy Transfer |
| Frequency | 300-500KHz |
| Energy Modes | Capacitive / Resistive |
| Capacitive Working Depth | 3-4CM |
| Resistive Working Depth | 8-10CM |
| Treatment Handles | 2 (Capacitive & Resistive) |
| Screen | 10.4-inch Touch Display |
| Power Output | Adjustable |
| Work Modes | Manual / Programmed |
| Safety System | Real-time Temperature Monitoring |
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Tecar therapy uses high-frequency energy (300-500kHz) to stimulate the body's natural repair mechanisms. By using capacitive and resistive modes, it can target both superficial soft tissues and deeper structures like bones and tendons to relieve pain and speed up recovery.
No, the treatment is non-invasive and generally described as a pleasant, warm sensation. Patients often feel immediate relief from muscle tension and pain during the session.
Depending on the area and the condition being treated, a typical session lasts between 20 to 30 minutes. The frequency of treatments depends on the severity of the condition.
Capacitive mode targets tissues with high water content, such as muscles and the vascular system (depth of 3-4cm). Resistive mode targets higher resistance tissues like joints, ligaments, and tendons (depth of 8-10cm).
Tecar therapy is very safe. Some patients may experience mild redness in the treated area due to increased blood flow, which usually disappears shortly after the session.
Contraindications include individuals with pacemakers, pregnant women, those with active bleeding or infections, and patients with severe vascular disorders.
