ILOODA Aesthetic Devices: Which Platform Fits Your Clinic?

Updated 21 October 2026 · A buying guide for aesthetic clinics

ILOODA aesthetic devices serve different purposes: Secret RF delivers microneedle radiofrequency, Fraxis DUO combines CO₂ laser and RF capabilities, and Velux is a laser hair-removal platform. ILOODA is now part of CLASSYS. Choosing between these systems starts with the procedures your clinic needs, the patients you treat and the team responsible for delivering care.

Before comparing quotations, I would ask one question: which clinical need are we trying to meet? A clinic expanding acne-scar services has different requirements from one adding hair-removal appointments. The purchase also needs to make sense after installation, when training, consumable supply and technical support become part of everyday work.

This guide explains the distinctions and the questions I would put to an equipment supplier. Emkanat can be contacted for current models, configurations and support details in your market.

What is ILOODA, and how is it connected to CLASSYS?

ILOODA developed medical aesthetic equipment using radiofrequency and laser technologies. It became part of CLASSYS when the merged entity launched in October 2024, as recorded in CLASSYS’s official company history. That explains why a familiar device may appear under ILOODA, CLASSYS or a regional distributor’s branding.

For purchasing, match the product name to the exact model, handpieces and documentation in the quotation. Emkanat’s CLASSYS and ILOODA device portfolio is the place to start a product enquiry; a global manufacturer listing alone does not confirm local stock or registration.

ILOODA aesthetic devices at a glance

Technology references: CLASSYS Secret RF, Fraxis DUO device summary and ILOODA’s Velux listing. Confirm the current local configuration before ordering.

Need help matching a platform to your treatment mix? Ask Emkanat about current configurations and availability.

Secret RF: when does a dedicated RF microneedling platform fit?

RF microneedling uses fine needles to deliver radiofrequency energy into the skin. In Secret RF, needle penetration and bipolar RF heating are distinct parts of the treatment. It is a minimally invasive procedure, with a different mechanism from laser resurfacing, and requires appropriate patient selection and device-specific training.

How Secret RF works

The handpiece introduces microneedles at a selected depth, then delivers RF energy to heat the target tissue. Secret RF’s FDA device summary describes bipolar RF delivered through disposable microneedle electrodes. Ask which handpieces and microneedle cartridges are included, and confirm their compatibility with the quoted model.

What the clinical evidence can tell us

Acne scarring is a reason to evaluate fractional RF microneedling. A 2025 systematic review found encouraging results across 16 studies involving 481 patients, while calling for further randomized trials to establish treatment parameters. This supports evaluating the treatment category; it does not establish that Secret RF is the best device for every scar.

For texture, visible pores, fine lines or other proposed skin-remodelling uses, ask for evidence relevant to the specific concern. My recommendation would depend on diagnosis, scar type, skin characteristics, settings and follow-up care. Emkanat’s overview of technologies used for acne scars provides related reading, while the clinical literature should guide treatment claims.

The US clearance describes electrocoagulation and hemostasis in dermatologic and general surgical procedures. It should not be presented as approval of every advertised aesthetic outcome, or as evidence of registration in Jordan, Iraq or Syria.

Training, safety and consumables

Training deserves the same attention as the specification sheet. The FDA’s October 2025 RF microneedling safety communication reports serious complications with certain uses, including burns, scarring, fat loss, disfigurement and nerve damage. It does not provide a complication rate for Secret RF.

I would want to know who provides training, how patient assessment and consent are covered, and how complications are managed. Ask about manufacturer-specified treatment tips, replacement supply, cleaning instructions and servicing. A clinic needs a workable plan for these before booking treatments.

Fraxis DUO: when do CO₂ laser and RF belong on one platform?

Fraxis DUO combines CO₂ laser and microneedle RF capabilities on one console. Its fractional CO₂ mode is used for ablative skin resurfacing, while the RF function delivers energy through microneedles. This makes it relevant to clinics assessing both treatment categories, with separate training and patient-selection requirements for each.

The Fraxis DUO regulatory summary specifically describes separate operation. Having both functions does not mean every patient should receive both, or that a combined treatment will automatically produce a better result.

I would consider this platform when the clinic has a defined need for ablative resurfacing alongside RF procedures. The practical questions then concern clinician expertise, recovery discussions, aftercare capacity and room preparation. Confirm laser safety measures, eye protection, plume management and electrical requirements against the supplied instructions and local rules.

Request the exact handpiece list and permitted indications. The US record documents a particular configuration and regulatory scope; the local quotation and registration documents must establish what your clinic can purchase and use.

Velux: when is hair removal the priority?

Velux belongs in a separate purchasing discussion because its role is laser hair removal. It is not a substitute for RF microneedling or CO₂ resurfacing. A clinic assessing Velux should begin with hair-removal demand, patient assessment and the practical requirements of running those appointments.

ILOODA’s published Velux specification describes 755 nm and 808 nm wavelengths, motion scanning, an adjustable spot size up to 50 × 15 mm, sapphire contact cooling and an additional air-cooling adaptor. These are manufacturer-listed features; ask Emkanat to confirm the configuration currently supplied.

A useful demonstration should show how the proposed system fits your treatment areas, patient mix and staffing. Ask about cooling checks, handpiece maintenance, appointment workflow, operating costs and the operator training included in the offer. Avoid choosing on a promise of pain-free treatment or suitability for every skin and hair type.

Emkanat lists Velux within its equipment portfolio. For a broader shortlist, read the overview of laser hair-removal equipment for clinics, then compare current documentation and quotations for the models you are considering.

Secret RF vs Fraxis DUO vs Velux: how should a clinic choose?

Choose according to the service you need to deliver. Secret RF is relevant to RF microneedling; Fraxis DUO adds a CO₂ resurfacing capability alongside RF; Velux addresses hair removal. A sensible shortlist also accounts for staffing, recovery support, consumables and servicing, because the technologies create different operational demands.

I would review consultation requests, existing procedure volumes and referrals before expanding the equipment list. A popular device may still be a poor fit if the clinic lacks the demand, training or follow-up capacity to use it well.

Request comparable quotations with the same assumptions. A console price alone does not show the cost of accessories, consumables, training or maintenance. Use your clinic’s own activity figures when assessing affordability; generic revenue or payback promises are not a purchasing plan.

Where do ULTRAFORMER systems fit?

ULTRAFORMER systems use focused ultrasound. CLASSYS describes ULTRAFORMER MPT as a HIFU platform, which places it in a different technology category from microneedle RF and fractional CO₂ laser.

If the clinical objective concerns lifting or tightening, evaluate that objective separately from resurfacing, scar management or hair removal. Compare the locally permitted indications, cartridges, treatment workflow and operator training. Ultrasound delivery does not involve microneedle penetration, but it still requires patient assessment and risk discussion.

For model-specific reading, compare Ultraformer platforms. The decision should follow the intended service and clinical evidence, rather than assuming one energy modality is better for every patient.

Clinic procurement checklist

Before signing, I would want the following points in writing. You can use these four groups to check whether quotations cover the same equipment and responsibilities.

Request a device consultation, training details and a market-specific quotation from Emkanat.

Frequently asked questions

Is ILOODA part of CLASSYS?

Yes. CLASSYS records the launch of its merged entity with ILOODA in October 2024. Existing product names and regional branding may still include ILOODA. When purchasing, check the exact manufacturer, model and registration documents rather than relying on the brand name alone.

What is the difference between Secret RF and Fraxis DUO?

Secret RF centres on microneedle radiofrequency. Fraxis DUO provides both CO₂ laser and microneedle RF functions, with separate operation in the FDA-described configuration. The purchasing question is whether your clinic needs RF microneedling alone or also has a clinical and operational need for ablative resurfacing.

Is Secret RF a laser?

No. Its core microneedling modality uses radiofrequency energy delivered through needle electrodes. A search for “ILOODA laser” can therefore lead to devices with different mechanisms. Check the exact platform name and energy source before comparing treatment capabilities, accessories or training requirements with a laser system.

What is Secret DUO, and is it available from Emkanat?

CLASSYS describes Secret DUO as microneedle RF combined with a 1540 nm fractional laser. It differs from Fraxis DUO’s CO₂ platform. This is an informational reference: Emkanat’s supply of Secret DUO has not been confirmed. Ask about availability and local registration before including it in a shortlist.

Which ILOODA device is best for a new clinic?

There is no universal choice. Start with the services your clinic is licensed and staffed to provide, then assess patient demand, budget, consumable supply and technical support. I would favour a platform the team can use appropriately and support consistently over a broader specification that the clinic cannot yet use.

Can Emkanat provide installation and training?

Emkanat invites enquiries about demonstrations, training, maintenance and after-sales support through its contact page. Ask for a written proposal for your device and location, including installation responsibilities, training scope, warranty and servicing. These terms should be confirmed for the specific quotation.

Choose the platform your clinic can put to work

Start with the clinical need, then test the shortlist against staffing, patient selection and ownership requirements. Secret RF, Fraxis DUO and Velux offer different technology paths. A useful quotation should make those differences clear and explain what happens after the equipment arrives.

Talk to Emkanat about ILOODA and CLASSYS equipment for your clinic, including current availability, configuration, registration, training and support.