DEKA has introduced the ONDA PRO, featuring its proprietary Coolwaves technology, at a clinic in Chennai, India. The device combines radiofrequency energy with integrated cooling to manage thermal load during skin tightening and body contouring treatments, positioning DEKA as a competitor to InMode and Cutera in the high-end RF segment.
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DEKA Launches ONDA PRO in India With Coolwaves Technology
Italian device maker enters India's growing aesthetic market with patented RF-cooling hybrid.
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DEKA's Coolwaves technology integrates RF with cooling for reduced downtime.
Coolwaves is a differentiated mechanism—it allows practitioners to deliver higher RF energy without excessive epidermal heating, potentially reducing downtime and improving patient comfort. India's aesthetic market is growing rapidly, with rising disposable income and younger demographics driving demand for non-invasive body and face treatments. DEKA's entry signals confidence that premium-priced RF devices can command market share in emerging geographies, especially among practitioners seeking alternatives to established players.
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