Silfradent APAG

A programmed syringe heater that turns the patient's own plasma into a biofiller.

What it treats

Applications

  • Skin rejuvenation.
The mechanism

How it works

APAG is a Class I device that heats syringes to a set temperature and duration, chosen from two fixed presets or a manual 30 to 80 degree range across 1 to 30 minutes, in four heating cells sized at 11 mm and four at 8.5 mm.

In the room

Why this system

Turns plasma into a biofiller

APAG is a programmed syringe heater for Activated Plasma Albumin Gel, built from the patient's own autologous plasma preparation.

Two fixed presets, plus a manual range

75 degrees Celsius for 5 minutes, or 43 degrees Celsius for 20 minutes, alongside a 30 to 80 degree range across 1 to 30 minutes for other protocols.

Practice value

  • APAG is Silfradent's own protocol class, distinct from APAG P: APAG P's wider 30 to 90 degree, up-to-six-hour range is a different protocol class, not simply a newer model of APAG.
The detail

What to know

Practice value (4)

  • Class: I
  • Range: 30 to 80 degrees Celsius, 1 to 30 minutes
  • Presets: 75 degrees Celsius / 5 minutes, and 43 degrees Celsius / 20 minutes
  • Cells: 4 at 11 mm, plus 4 at 8.5 mm

What does APAG do?

It heats syringes of the patient's own plasma to a set temperature and duration, turning it into Activated Plasma Albumin Gel, a biofiller.

What temperatures does APAG run?

Two fixed presets, 75 degrees Celsius for 5 minutes and 43 degrees Celsius for 20 minutes, plus a manual 30 to 80 degree range over 1 to 30 minutes.

Is APAG P just a newer version of APAG?

No. APAG P runs a wider 30 to 90 degree range, up to six hours, and Silfradent treats it as a different protocol class, not a newer model.

How many syringes can APAG heat at once?

Eight cells: four at 11 mm and four at 8.5 mm.

DNA Nexus support

DNA Nexus will handle installation and set up APAG on site. After-sales technical support runs from Cairo, alongside the rest of the DNA Nexus Silfradent range.

Silfradent APAG