Bring ThermoMed forward.

ThermoMed is a portable, hand-held radiofrequency device for topical skin disease. The plan adds a communication suite, real-time updates, an LCD, a mobile hotspot, and an external replaceable battery.

See the five additions The device today Give to the project

ThermoMed Model 1.8, the portable unit published by Thermosurgery Technologies — ThermoMed Model 1.8. Photograph published by Thermosurgery Technologies, Inc.

Five additions

What the update is for.

Communication suite

A way for the unit to exchange status with a clinic system and a phone, instead of staying a standalone box.

Real-time updates

Session state that can be followed while a treatment is underway, not only after the unit is put away.

LCD

A screen on the device so the person using it can read status without a separate terminal.

Mobile hotspot

The unit can share a connection when the room itself has no network.

Replaceable battery

An external pack that can be swapped without opening the housing.

Still the same treatment idea

The manufacturer’s published device uses controlled radiofrequency heat on a small area of tissue. That description is unchanged here. The new work is the hardware around it.

Where this stands. The communication suite, real-time updates, LCD, mobile hotspot, and external replaceable battery are the modernization. They are not features of the device the manufacturer describes for use today. This site does not add a clearance, a price, or a ship date.

The photographs are of the ThermoMed Model 1.8 that Thermosurgery Technologies publishes today. The communication suite, real-time updates, larger LCD, mobile hotspot, and external replaceable battery are not in those photographs.

Read the manufacturer’s own pages at thermosurgery.com.