Series 2 NOVA
Five treatment modes, across skin, body, pain and hair indications.
Applications
Skin rejuvenation.- Body contouring.
- Pain recovery.
- Hair restoration.
- Acne, targeting acne-causing bacteria and reducing breakouts, an indication Celluma publishes for this model.
How it works
NOVA delivers Celluma's three fixed wavelengths, blue at 465 nm, red at 640 nm and near-infrared at 880 nm, through a patented flexible panel, across five treatment modes.
Format
Small single panel
Panel dimensions
16 x 8 inches
Treatment area
14 x 6 inches (472.3 cm2)
Weight
1 lb
Session length
30 minutes per day
Battery
Rechargeable lithium-ion, 7,000 mAh
Charge time
2.5 hours for a full charge
Contact distance
Contoured to within 1 inch of the treated area
Accessories
2 facial rest stands, protective eye goggles (optional), power supply with global adapters
Warranty
2-year manufacturer's warranty
Hair growth protocol
30 minutes every other day for 16 weeks
Skin protocol
3 times a week for 4 weeks
Body contouring protocol
3 times a week for 4 weeks, same treated area
Why this system
Five treatment modes
NOVA runs five treatment modes on the same three-wavelength platform as the rest of the range.
Skin rejuvenation, body contouring, pain recovery and hair restoration
All four are recorded for NOVA in the Celluma catalogue.
A single panel, placed where it is needed
Celluma sizes NOVA's panel to sit over the head for the hair mode, and names single-panel devices like it for targeted body treatments.
Battery-powered and travel ready
A rechargeable 7,000 mAh battery, a full charge in two and a half hours, and a power supply with global adapters for international travel.
What to know
Practice value
Large and small disposable hygienic barrier sleeves are the consumable across the range.
How many treatment modes does NOVA have?
Five, on the same three-wavelength platform as the rest of the range.
What does NOVA treat?
Skin rejuvenation, body contouring, pain recovery and hair restoration, all four recorded in the Celluma catalogue, plus acne, which Celluma names for NOVA on its own product page.
Is there a consumable for NOVA?
Yes, disposable hygienic barrier sleeves, in large and small sizes, shared across the Celluma range.
Are there any contraindications for NOVA?
Yes. Celluma states NOVA should not be used over the breast or stomach of a pregnant or breastfeeding person, on infants or children, on a patient or administrator with epilepsy or a history of seizures, or over a known cancer tumor or metastasis, and advises avoiding use during cortisone or other steroid injections or with photosensitizing drugs.
DNA Nexus support
DNA Nexus will handle installation and set up NOVA on site.
Series 2 NOVA - Celluma