


INDIBA has developed and patented a range of radiofrequency devices which use high-frequency currents (~ 448 kHz) to raise the internal temperature of human tissue.
INDIBA is a high-frequency generator for the application of radiofrequency using electrodes that utilize the device’s two operating techniques or modes: capacitive (CAP) and resistive (RES).
In resistive mode, a high-frequency current is circulated by applying the active stainless-steel electrode directly to human tissue. The current is concentrated in the area being treated and returns dispersed through the neutral return electrode. The circulation of currents through human tissue (a medium that is basically resistive to these frequencies) raises the internal temperature of the area being treated.
In capacitive mode, the active electrode is coated with an insulating material that creates a layer between the metal core and the human tissue, forming a capacitor that allows a high-frequency current to pass, which raises the internal temperature of the area being treated. The current returns through the neutral return electrode.
Both methods can achieve high internal temperatures and are easy to apply.
Application in resistive mode achieves significantly higher temperature levels and penetrates more deeply.
High Vitaliont is an iontophoresis treatment system that uses a combination of essences and electrodes to help clear up skin blotches and imperfections.



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α-Tocopherol (vitamin E) is one of the most important vitamins for cosmetics. Acting in harmony with ascorbate (vitamin C) vitamin E protects skin cells from oxidative attacks of radicals and peroxides. As tocopherol is easily oxidized and quickly loses the reductive activity, tocopherly acetate, a stable derivative of tocopherol, is popularly formulated. However, its use for aqueous formulations is restricted due to its oily form and poor solubility in water. Our new product, Vitaliont E (sodium dl-α-tocopheryl phosphate TPNa) is a water-soluble powdery vitamin E. The oxygen sensitive hydroxyl group of tocopherol is chemically modified and protected with a phosphoryl group. Once absorbed in skin TPNa is readily converted to the active tocopherol via hydrolysis catalyzed by phosphatase, a ubiquitous enzyme in skin.
| Company Name | INDIBA-JAPAN Co., LTD. |
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| Company Formation | April 1, 1994 |
| Company Establishment | June 15, 1995 |
| Capital | 30 million yen |
| Chairman | Yuji Yamaguchi |
| President | Kaoru Izumo |
| Address Head Office | 1F・B1F,5-15-1,Himonya,Meguro-ku,TOKYO JAPAN |
| TEL | +813-5768-8871 |
| FAX | +813-5768-8872 |
| Address Branch Office | KITABORI BLDG. 10F, 2-2-24 Kitahorie Nishi-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka JAPAN |
| TEL | +816-6536-0115 |
| FAX | +816-6536-0116 |
| Shipping / Maintenance Center | 2814-14 Notsuke-machi, Takasaki-shi, Gunma-ken |
| TEL/FAX | +81273-27-0029 |