Thermage Bolsters Aesthetic Skin Treatment Offerings Via Reliant Purchase
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Aesthetic device maker Thermage will market its ThermaCool radiofrequency energy-based skin tightening treatment alongside Fraxel laser-based skin resurfacing systems made by Reliant Technologies after acquiring the firm for $95 million in a deal announced July 7
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