• Radiofrequency (RF) Technology: Utilizes high-frequency RF energy to generate precise and controlled heat, allowing for effective coagulation and hemostasis of blood vessels and soft tissues.
• Interchangeable Electrode Tips: Comes with a range of interchangeable electrode tips of different sizes and shapes, including fine tips for precision work and larger tips for broader coagulation.
• Precision and Control: Offers exceptional precision and control during surgical procedures, allowing dental professionals to tailor the treatment to specific surgical needs.
• User-Friendly Interface: Equipped with a user-friendly interface featuring digital controls for easy adjustment of power levels and coagulation modes.
• Tissue Hemostasis: Efficiently achieves hemostasis, ensuring a clear surgical field and preventing bleeding during procedures.
• Minimal Thermal Damage: Minimizes thermal damage to surrounding tissues, promoting faster healing and reducing post-operative discomfort for patients.
• Ergonomic Handpiece: The handpiece is designed for ergonomic handling, providing comfort and control during surgical procedures.
• Sterilization Compatibility: Designed for sterilization to maintain aseptic conditions and infection control during surgeries.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for a wide range of dental and oral surgical procedures, including oral surgery, periodontal surgery, endodontic surgery, and more.
• Efficient Hemostasis: Rapidly achieves hemostasis, reducing procedure time and improving overall efficiency in the surgical setting.

Younique R.F. Advance Cautery

The Younique R.F. Advance Cautery is a specialized dental device used in various dental and oral surgical procedures. It operates on radiofrequency (RF) technology to achieve precise tissue coagulation and hemostasis.

It is often used in:

• Oral surgery: For procedures such as extractions, implant placements, and soft tissue surgeries.
• Periodontal surgery: To achieve hemostasis during gum surgeries and tissue grafting.
• Endodontic surgery: For procedures like apicoectomies (root-end surgeries).
• General dentistry: In various dental procedures bleeding control is essential.

Advantages:

• Smooth Scalpel Like Cut
• Hand Switch Options
• Special Coagulation Mode
• 15 Different Shaped Electode Free
• Works Properly In Wet Feild Also No Or Minimum Sparking
• Bipolar Tweezer Also Included

• Ac Input Power: 225 W
• RF Output Power: 200W
• Rated Output Frequency: 3.5 Mcycle
• Intensity Controls: 6 Setting
• Unit Wattage: 225W
• Output Waveform: Alternative Hf Sine Wave Foot Control Circuit Shock Proof Abs Unit Body

• 1 x Cautery Machine
• 1 x Active Foot Control Handle
• 1 x Stainless steel patient plate
• 1 x Patient Plate Cable Cord
• 1 x Hand Switch Pencil
• 1 x Hand Switch Pencil Electrodes
• 1 x Biopolar With Cable
• 1 x Foot Switch Paddle
• 1 x Main Cord
• 15 x Electrode Set (Tips)
• 1 x Briefcase Bag

• Preparation: Begin by ensuring the Younique R.F. Advance Cautery device and its components, including the handpiece and electrode tips, are properly cleaned, sterilized, and ready for use.
• Patient Assessment: Assess the patient's dental history, medical history, and the specific surgical procedure to be performed.Ensure that the patient is adequately informed and has provided informed consent for the procedure.
• Handpiece and Electrode Selection: Select the appropriate handpiece for the procedure, ensuring that it is securely attached to the device.Choose the suitable electrode tip based on the surgical needs: Fine tips for precision work on small blood vessels and tissues. Larger tips for broader coagulation and hemostasis.
• Power and Mode Adjustment: Turn on the Younique R.F. Advance Cautery device and adjust the power settings and coagulation modes according to the specific surgical requirements.Start with lower power levels and increase as needed to achieve effective hemostasis.
• Application of Cautery: Hold the handpiece in a comfortable and stable grip. Gently touch the electrode tip to the target tissue area requiring coagulation or hemostasis. Maintain contact for a brief period, allowing the RF energy to generate controlled heat.Observe the tissue's response, and adjust the power and duration of application as necessary to achieve the desired coagulation effect.Ensure precise control to prevent overheating or collateral damage to surrounding tissues.
• Hemostasis and Tissue Coagulation: Use the Younique R.F. Advance Cautery to achieve hemostasis by coagulating blood vessels and soft tissues as required during the surgical procedure. Continue this process throughout the surgery to maintain a clear surgical field and prevent bleeding.
• Monitoring and Evaluation: Continuously monitor the surgical site, assessing the effectiveness of coagulation and tissue response. Adjust the device settings and technique as needed to ensure optimal results.
• Post-Procedure Care: After completing the surgical procedure, carefully evaluate the surgical site for any residual bleeding.Take necessary steps to address any remaining bleeding or coagulation needs, such as applying pressure or additional cautery as appropriate.
• Sterilization and Maintenance: After use, follow manufacturer-recommended protocols for cleaning, sterilization, and maintenance of the device, handpiece, and electrode tips.
• Documentation: Maintain thorough records of the surgical procedure, including details of cautery use, power settings, and any complications or unexpected events.

• Manufacturer/Importer warranty of 2 year as applicable for this product against manufacturing defect
• Service and Warranty are handled by the manufacturer/importer directly for this product

Question) Is the Younique R.F. Advance Cautery suitable for the removal of skin moles?

Answer: Yes, the Younique R.F. Advance Cautery is suitable for skin mole removal. This device employs advanced radio frequency technology, enabling precise cauterization and excision of various skin lesions, including moles, warts, and skin tags. Its accuracy ensures minimal damage to surrounding tissue, making it an effective option for such procedures in a clinical setting.