Soft tissue electroporator Ultraderm

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Product
Electroporator Ultraderm — transdermal electroporation device using low‑intensity electrode currents for delivery of active substances.

Description
Ultraderm uses low‑intensity currents delivered by electrodes to create temporary intracellular pathways (electropores) in the cell membrane. These aqueous channels increase tissue permeability and connect the skin surface with the underlying dermis, enabling passage of active substances, including high‑molecular‑weight hydrophilic molecules. The system decreases TEER (Trans Epithelial Electrical Resistance) of the stratum corneum, favoring intracellular uptake without requiring conductive bases.

Functioning and benefits

• Facilitates intracellular delivery of active ingredients via electroporation
• Compatible with hydrophilic molecules and high‑molecular‑weight actives
• Promotes rapid absorption through aqueous channels
• Supports improvement of skin firmness, tone and hydration reported from early applications

Indications

• Transdermal delivery of cosmeceutical or pharmaceutical actives
• Enhanced penetration of hydrophilic/high‑molecular‑weight compounds
• Adjunct treatment for skin toning, firming and hydration protocols

Technical specifications

• Device type: electroporator
• Technology: low‑intensity electrical currents for electroporation
• Mechanism of action: temporary formation of aqueous channels (electropores) in cell membranes
• Effect on barrier: reduction of TEER in the stratum corneum
• Compatibility: enables passage of hydrophilic molecules including high‑MW compounds
• No conductive bases required for delivery
• Documentation: product brochure (PDF) available

Media
Product brochure (PDF) and promotional video/slider available on the product page.