High-frequency Mace Hervisa AV 425 — Hervisa professional device

Hervisa AV 425 is a high-frequency mace-style device designed for professional therapeutic and aesthetic applications. The unit delivers localized high-frequency stimulation through a handheld electrode, enabling targeted treatment of skin and superficial tissues in clinical or salon environments. The compact design supports controlled delivery of electrical stimulation for procedures that require precision and repeatable settings.

Advantages

The Hervisa AV 425 offers precise high-frequency output adapted for localized treatments, allowing practitioners to focus stimulation on specific areas. Its mace-style electrode facilitates contact with curved or contoured zones. The device is intended for professional environments where consistent performance and ease of positioning are required. Its construction aims to provide stable operation and ergonomic handling during repeated use.

Suitable for

• Targeted aesthetic procedures in salons and spas
• Superficial therapeutic stimulation in physiotherapy clinics
• Localized skin treatments and preparatory stimulation before other modalities

Key specifications

• Handheld mace-style electrode for localized application
• Adjustable high-frequency output suitable for surface-level stimulation
• Compact form factor for controlled positioning
• Construction intended for repeated professional use

How to use

Operate the Hervisa AV 425 according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the facility’s safety protocols. Prepare the treatment area and, if required, apply appropriate conductive medium as directed by clinical guidance. Position the mace electrode on the target area and set the output to the level appropriate for the procedure and patient tolerance. Maintain contact and move the electrode as needed to cover the treatment zone, monitoring skin response throughout the session. Power down and perform any recommended cleaning and disinfection after use.

Usage recommendations

Use only within the scope of professional practice and ensure operators are trained in high-frequency devices. Confirm contraindications and follow local electrical safety and infection control procedures. Refer to manufacturer documentation for detailed electrical specifications, safety standards, and maintenance instructions.