DEKA's Coolwaves-enabled radiofrequency device enters India through early adopter clinics, signaling expansion of RF microneedling outside core U.S. markets.
DEKA has introduced its ONDA PRO system, featuring proprietary Coolwaves technology, at Halos Clinic in Chennai, India. The device combines radiofrequency with cooling to enable deeper dermal heating while protecting the epidermis—a mechanism that reduces pain and downtime compared to unprotected RF microneedling.
ONDA PRO is positioned for body and face work, with applications in skin tightening, cellulite reduction, and collagen remodeling. The Coolwaves patent differentiates DEKA from competitors like InMode's Morpheus8 and Cutera's offerings in the RF microneedling space. India's medical aesthetics market is growing rapidly, and early placement in high-volume clinics signals DEKA's intent to establish market presence before larger players saturate the region.
DEKA's Coolwaves technology enables deeper RF heating with reduced epidermal risk.
For U.S. practice owners, this is a competitive signal. DEKA's international expansion and technology differentiation suggest the company is investing in long-term market share. If Coolwaves technology proves durable in high-volume settings, expect DEKA to emphasize cooling efficiency and patient comfort in U.S. marketing—a direct challenge to existing RF platforms.
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