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Ellacor 2.0 offers advanced micro-coring technology, streamlined protocols, and faster results for non-surgical skin rejuvenation.
Dermatology Times recently spoke with Denise Dajles, DEng, MSc, the newly-appointed president and CEO of Cytrellis Biosystems, Inc., about the launch of the ellacor 2.0 system.
Cytrellis is known for its approach to medical aesthetic solutions, particularly with the introduction of the ellacor system featuring Micro-Coring technology. The company has completed a fresh financing round and released ellacor 2.0.1
This next-generation device represents a shift toward minimally invasive aesthetic procedures, with advancements based on insights from thousands of procedures conducted since the system’s initial FDA clearance in 2021.2
The ellacor system with Micro-Coring technology is an FDA-cleared device that targets moderate to severe wrinkles in the mid and lower face. Unlike traditional surgical options or thermal energy treatments, ellacor uses hollow needles to remove up to 8% of skin in a single in-office procedure. This minimally invasive approach stimulates the body’s natural healing response, leading to significant collagen regeneration and wrinkle reduction—all without scarring.
“With ellacor 2.0, we’ve incorporated valuable feedback from both practitioners and patients to optimize every aspect of the treatment,” Dajles said. “This includes improved needle design for better and faster coring, enhanced software for guided procedures, and comprehensive protocols to ensure consistent outcomes.”
Cytrellis has refined the ellacor system with a suite of updates aimed at enhancing efficiency, reducing downtime, and improving patient outcomes. Key enhancements include:
Dajles emphasized that the updates reflect a commitment to listening to providers and patients. “We’ve reduced downtime by 60%, allowing patients to return to their daily activities more quickly while maintaining high satisfaction rates among both patients and practitioners,” she noted.
Clinical studies of ellacor technology have shown up to 90% improvement in the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. The system’s non-thermal, mechanical skin removal process provides a safer and more predictable alternative to traditional surgical procedures, making it an attractive option for patients seeking effective but minimally invasive treatments.
Dajles described the enthusiastic response from dermatology and plastic surgery practices: “Our users appreciate that ellacor 2.0 incorporates their feedback, and they’re seeing the benefits in both the streamlined procedure and improved outcomes.”
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