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Tecar Therapy Physiotherapy Indiba Diatermia Fisioterapia Machine

Specifications

What is Indiba?

448KHZ INDIBA device converts electrical current into a fixed stable frequency of 448 kHz, increasing ionic exchange at a cellular level which encourages tissue repair and assists in pain management. The return plate closes the electrical circuit, enabling our treatments to be delivered in a safe and effective manner for patients and clinicians alike. The integration of two operational modes, CAP and RES, as well as the low and high output power, makes it easy to obtain subthermal and thermal effects. This allows clinicians at all phases of an injury whether its acute or chronic.

An extensive scientific research proves that 448Khz is the optimal frequency to produce the best therapeutic outcomes available today to do: Muscle and joint treatments. Treatment off at and improvement in skin’s appearance. Treat pelvic Health concerns. And do rehabilitation

Radiofrequency therapy is widely used to treat many conditions such as:

Chronic pain
Skin flaccidity
Muscle contractures
Fat deposits
Rehabilitation

How can INDIBA be used?

The INDIBA system can be used alone or to improve the outcomes of other treatments. Combining INDIBA technology with manual therapy can stimulate tissue repair, accelerate recovery from injuries, reduce pain, and decrease inflammation, beginning with the first session.

The Indiba treatment process
When you come to me for Indiba therapy, there will be two operating modes of the proionic radio frequency that I will use:

Capacitive (CAP): This focuses on superficial soft tissue in your body; and is most suited for surface and vascularised tissue.
Resistive (RES): This is more suited for fat, thick and fibrotic tissue.

I will apply a cream to your skin, and smooth an electrode over the lymphatic draining points on the section(s) of your body being treated.

Firstly, I’ll use the capacitive mode to clear any toxic waste from your system, before switching to resistive frequency, to treat the lower levels of your skin to keep it tightened.

Whilst benefits can often be seen from the first Indiba treatment, you may find it beneficial to have several treatments – and we can discuss this at the beginning of your treatment. I would recommend having a follow up treatment within 3-4 weeks of your first one, followed by a maintenance treatment every 4-6 weeks.