Cure with Confidence, Cure with Care.
Video review from Dr. Joe Niamtu
CuraCator™
The CuraCator™ is the only device of its kind to provide you and your patients with confidence, safety, and accuracy. This novel and sterile device will meet your needs when applying topical products to your patients' skin. No more needles, no more dripping, just CuraCator™. Designed and invented by Board-Certified Dermatologist, Dr. Janine Hopkins.
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USAGE
The missing link in cosmetic treatments
Before the CuraCator™
We’ve all been there. For nearly a decade it's been our only way.
Dripping expensive products such as platelet-rich plasma and exosomes onto the patient’s skin from an open-end syringe, or worse, from a needle.
And if that isn't enough we have also taken to wiping the product on the patient’s skin with our gloved hands. How do we know this has not contaminated or adulterated the product?
Enough is enough.
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Dangerous
Without the CuraCator™ practitioners are at a huge risk for accidental needle sticks and, thus, exposure to infectious diseases. Consider the last time you worked with blood borne particles, like with the common Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) or microneedling treatments.
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CuraCator™ Safe
As a common use case, the CuraCator™ is the perfect solution for any dermatologist looking to improve the safety and efficiency of their PRP treatments. Using the CuraCator™ completely eliminates the risk of needle sticks and increases practitioner's safety.
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Wasteful
Before the CuraCator™ applying topicals during a treatment meant product would be wasted. The lack of controlled application meant the product could accidentially come in contact with unintended treatment areas. This wastes the patient’s money and the practitioner’s time.
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CuraCator™ Accurate
Our FDA approved, patented design allows for precise and controlled application of topicals exactly where they're needed. This prooven design means every drop of product is either used or contained and topicals are able to be confinded to the alloted treatment area.
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