EndyMed EndyMed PRO
RF body contouring · 3DEEP multisource phase-controlled RF
What it's actually cleared for: Cleared — K101510 covers the FSR fractional resurfacing applicator and K130501 the Intensif microneedling applicator, both under the standard electrocoagulation pathway. Verify any additional handpieces on your quote carry their own clearances.
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Bottom line
An Israeli-built multisource RF platform that quietly does what single-source RF machines can't: run six phase-controlled RF generators simultaneously for genuinely deeper, more uniform heating. The Intensif handpiece is its star — one of the smoothest RF microneedling applicators on the market, with gold-plated tapered needles patients tolerate better than most competitors. Platform-plus-Intensif ~$60k-90k new configured; used $20k-40k by handpiece count. A connoisseur's machine with weaker US brand marketing than Cutera or InMode — which cuts both ways: less patient pull-through, better negotiating leverage.
Overview
BodyShaper handpiece for contouring
How it works
The science
3DEEP technology uses multiple phase-controlled RF sources whose fields interact to drive energy vertically into the dermis rather than spreading laterally, reducing epidermal heating without aggressive cooling. The Intensif adds 25 non-insulated gold-plated tapered needles to 5mm depth, delivering RF along the full needle shaft for a larger coagulation column per insertion; its shock-free pneumatic insertion reduces dragging and bleeding versus stampers. The same console runs non-invasive tightening (FSR/iFine) and body handpieces — one box covers fractional resurfacing, laxity, and contouring.
Patented tech
Patented 3DEEP multisource phase-controlled RF — six generators with real-time impedance feedback versus the single-generator bipolar design of most rivals; the Intensif's non-insulated tapered gold needle geometry is proprietary too.
Origin
Caesarea, Israel (EndyMed Medical).
FDA & regulatory status
What it's actually cleared for:
Cleared — K101510 covers the FSR fractional resurfacing applicator and K130501 the Intensif microneedling applicator, both under the standard electrocoagulation pathway. Verify any additional handpieces on your quote carry their own clearances.
Regulatory data is compiled from public FDA 510(k) records and may lag recent clearances. Always confirm status with the manufacturer before purchase.
Treatment economics
What practices charge
Intensif $500-900 per session in US metros, typically 3-packs $1,500-2,400; non-invasive 3DEEP tightening series $300-500 per session across 4-6 visits. National averages sit lower — price to your market, not the brochure.
Consumables & recurring cost
Intensif sterile tips single-use at ~$75-125 each; non-invasive handpieces have minimal consumable burn, helping blended margins.
Ideal for
Best-fit practice
The clinically-driven practice valuing treatment quality and platform versatility over brand recognition — often physician-owned clinics doing their own patient education. Less ideal for a marketing-led medspa that needs a device name patients already Google.
Compliance
Medical director & delegation
Prescription device requiring physician oversight; Intensif delegation follows your state's RF-microneedling rules, while non-invasive handpieces are often delegable more broadly. Get written protocols per applicator.
Contraindications & screening
Implanted pacemakers/defibrillators or metal in the area, pregnancy, active infection or inflammatory conditions in the zone, uncontrolled diabetes affecting healing. Safe across Fitzpatrick types with respected parameters.
Ownership
Warranty & service
1-year manufacturer warranty with US support through EndyMed's American subsidiary; extended $3k-6k/year. The US service network is thinner than Cutera's — confirm loaner policy and response times in the agreement.
Resale & used market
Softer than the big US brands — expect 25-40% recovery on a 3-5 year-old system because the buyer pool is smaller. Upside: used EndyMed PROs are bargains if you're the buyer.
Chains using this device
No confirmed chain deployments recorded yet.
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History
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August 5, 2026
FDA indication
Cleared — K101510 covers the FSR fractional resurfacing applicator and K130501 the Intensif microneedling applicator, both under the standard electrocoagulation pathway. Verify any additional handpieces on your quote carry their own clearances.
Source: Automatic record update
August 5, 2026
Warranty & service
1-year manufacturer warranty with US support through EndyMed's American subsidiary; extended $3k-6k/year. The US service network is thinner than Cutera's — confirm loaner policy and response times in the agreement.
Source: Automatic record update
August 1, 2026
Record created
Added to The Aesthetic Index — August 2026
Source: The Aesthetic Index editorial
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