Bovie DERM 102 is a compact, reliable, and economical 10-watt high-frequency electrosurgical unit, specifically designed for performing delicate procedures on the skin in a medical office setting. Since most outpatient procedures in dermatology require a power of 10 W or less, this device is an optimal and well-thought-out solution for everyday practice.

The device supports both monopolar and bipolar operating modes. DERM 102 allows specialists to provide high-quality care to patients directly in the office at a reasonable price, expanding the clinic's range of services and increasing its profitability.

Brand: ASPEN SURGICAL

Country of manufacture: United States

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Benefits for Clinical Practice

Optimal power: 10 W is ideal for fine work with skin tissues, minimizing the risk of thermal damage to surrounding healthy tissues.
Precision adjustment: The large rotary knob and bright digital display allow the physician to easily control the output energy level in increments necessary for delicate interventions.
Versatility of connection: Ability to work with both monopolar instruments (via handpiece holder) and bipolar forceps.

Model: DERM 102 (Part Number DERM 102)

Device Type: High-Frequency Electrosurgical Unit (monopolar/bipolar).

Maximum Output Power: 10 W.

Power Control: Rotary mechanical knob.

Indication: Large digital LED display for current settings.

Connection Interfaces (on the front panel):

Socket for monopolar handpiece.
Connector for neutral electrode (Patient Plate).
Connector for bipolar instrument.
Connector for footswitch.

The Bovie® DERM 102 high-frequency electrosurgical unit is primarily intended for dermatological, cosmetic, and minor surgical procedures in outpatient settings.

Main Areas and Procedures:

Dermatology and cosmetology:
Removal of benign skin neoplasms (papillomas, warts, nevi, keratomas, fibromas).
Treatment of precancerous skin lesions.
Removal of telangiectasias and small hemangiomas.
Minor (outpatient) surgery:
Epilation and electrocoagulation of small vessels.
Control of minor capillary bleeding during superficial interventions.
Ophthalmology (oculoplastics): removal of small formations on the eyelids, where precision and minimal power are required.

Types of Procedures Performed:

Desiccation (dehydration of tissues): contact action to destroy the cells of the neoplasm.
Fulguration: non-contact action (sparking) for superficial coagulation.
Bipolar coagulation: point hemostasis using bipolar forceps for maximum safety of surrounding tissues.

Economic benefit: The device is reasonably priced, making it accessible for small private practices, allowing for quick recovery of investments and increased practice revenue.

Convenience for patients: Allows for the removal of formations "here and now" during the initial consultation, saving time and money for the patient on visits to larger surgical centers.

Ergonomics and compactness: Due to its small dimensions, the device easily fits on a work desk or medical cart without overcrowding the office space.