StarWaveThe 'sculptor’s chisel' - a world leading radial shockwave therapy device that can be used to help sculpt the perfect body

Acoustic shockwaves provoke mechanical vibrations in the body’s soft tissue to promote collagen production, reduce cellulite and disrupt excess unwanted fat. Great for treating localised imperfections. Known as the sculpture’s chisel, use to sculpt a more toned, slimmer, youthful body. Patented world-leading applicator allows you to attenuate to each part of the body and any skin or client tenderness, limiting patient discomfort and helping you achieve the results you seek.

The applicator consists of a special radiating area; the energy passes from the radiating area to the patient’s tissue. The control keys, integrated in the applicator, allow a practical adjustment of the energy delivered and the frequency.

Patented Large Focus system allows homogeneous energy transfer to help avoid patient discomfort and unwanted collateral effects in painful areas.

Technical Specifications

• Power supply: 115 - 230 Vac - 50/60 Hz
• Power consumption: max. 1000 VA
• Protection class: 1 BF
• EEC 93/42 Classification IIb
• Oil free compressor max.5 Bar; working max. 3 Bar
• Adjustable frequency from 1 to 15 Hz
• Unfocused mode
• Intelligent Probe with commands on board

Standard Accessories

• Handpiece with 3 “unfocused” applicators 6, 8, 12 mm.
• Holder
• Gel 250 gr
• Cleaning Kit
• Operating Manual
• Power cord

On Enquiry

• Trolley
• Carrying Case40X40X25cm

Advanced Features, Incorporated in all Star Devices

• Colour HD TOUCH Control Plus 10.1 Screen for ease of use.
• Integrated software allows the operator to create, save and edit treatment programs for application to various muscle groups and parts of body, and permits the operator to create, edit and save individual patient treatment program routines and progress notes. A password protects sensitive patient data.
• Online manufacturing link-to-base to help manage all updates and support you remoteley
• On the device screen, one-on-one instructions are displayed, in text or video form.
• Create a patient file, which records details of each treatment including what was completed, results, and before and after metrics such as BMI and circumference measurements. Pre- and post- treatment photos can also be uploaded. Follow the progress of your client's treatment journey with ease.
• USB or SD card can be imported for more storage.
• Upload your logo and branding to the display the screen.
• Voice Assistant, perfect for whats your hands are occupied - so you can maintain focus on the session

• Tighten and tone the skin
• Reduce cellulite
• minimise excess localised fat
• Reduce excess fluid retention
• Reduce free radicals and strengthen the body’s endogenous cellular defence mechanisms to protect from disease
• Enhances the natural processes of your internal organs
• Improve circulation
• Destroying fibrotic tissue. Cavitation effects from the pulse width and frequency of acoustic wave break down connective bands.
• Stimulating connective tissue and collagen. Mechanical action stimulates connective tissue and collagen to help improve skin elasticity.

Metabolic: accelerate metabolism and calorie consumption via increasing membrane permeability and promoting natural metabolic exchanges in the treated area.

Circulatory: improve blood flow via heating inside the body, accessed via the shockwave action, helping to promote circulation within the body.

Fibrolytic: Piezoelectric and mechanical waves are used to perform a ‘micro-massage’ which helps assist the body to destroy fibrous tissues.

Hardening: Improve skin elasticity and firmness via a firmer mechanical action shockwave which promotes the stimulation of the connective tissue and collagen.

Facial Tightening Effects, Following Focused and Radial Acoustic Wave Therapy Assessment, Using a Three‐Dimensional Digital Imaging (2021), Lasers Surg Med, Kuriko Kimura, MD, PhD and Yohei Tanaka, MD, PhD

Extracorporeal shockwave: mechanisms of action and physiological aspects for cellulite, body shaping, and localized fat — Systematic review (2017), Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy MOdena, D et al.

Impact of extracorporeal shock waves on the human skin with cellulite: A case study of an unique instance (2008), Clinical Interventions in Aging, C Kuhn

Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) for the treatment of cellulite – A current metaanalysis (2015), International Journal of Surgery, Prof. Knobloch, K

The combination of extracorporeal shock wave therapy and noncontact apoptosis-inducing radiofrequency achieved significant waist circumferential reduction: a pilot study (2017), Laser Ther, Kim, H.

Predictability of the individual clinical outcome of extracorporeal shock wave therapy for cellulite (2014), Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol, Kai-Uwe Schlaudraff, Maren C Kiessling, Nikolaus BM Császár, and Christoph Schmitz