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|Articles|January 12, 2009
Thermage changes name to Solta Medical, Inc.
Hayward, Calif. - Thermage has announced a corporate name change to Solta Medical, Inc., as a means of integrating the acquired Reliant Technologies, according to a press release.
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Hayward, Calif.
- Thermage has announced a corporate name change to Solta Medical, Inc., as a means of integrating the acquired Reliant Technologies, according to a press release.
The new company combines the Thermage and Fraxel brands under a new corporate name. Solta Medical also announced the expansion of its industry-exclusive customer loyalty program, which allows physicians to lock-in preferred pricing for Fraxel and Thermage treatment tips, according to the press release.
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