Syneron wins US approval to market eMatrix device to smooth facial lines and wrinkles

By AP
Monday, February 22, 2010

FDA approves Syneron’s anti-wrinkle device

NEW YORK — Skin treatment and aesthetic medical device maker Syneron Medical said Monday its heat-based system has received U.S. regulatory approval to be used to smooth facial wrinkles.

The company said the Food and Drug Administration cleared the new indication for eMatrix, which uses radio frequencies to resurface the skin. The device allows physicians to monitor the amount of radio energy used throughout the procedure.

The Israeli company also markets products for acne treatment, hair removal and cellulite removal.

Company shares fell 6 cents to close at $9.39.

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