Ultrasound is great in preventing complications by looking for the vascular anatomy, by looking at where the filler has been placed in the patient, previous to your injection. There are certain times when you don’t actually want to inject these patients, particularly if they’ve had silicone. And silicone shows up very well on ultrasound.”
Testimonials
David Rosenblum
MD
The beautiful thing about ultrasound is you see the needle and you see the medication and you see how it spreads within the tissue. It’s like contrast, but even better, you’re seeing it encircle the nerve in question, go above, below, around it and you can see if it’s not adequate and then you can move your needle and get to the right spot. So, it’s really, in my opinion, superior to x-ray guidance for many things. ”
Rüdiger Eichholz
Anesthesiologist
Clarius is a very, very small device that fits in my pocket and it has very good image quality, especially for nerve blocks. I have a personal one that I like to have with me everywhere I go. It is so valuable to have a full, big machine squeezed into a small handheld device that is not much bigger than a phone.”
Marc Salzman
MD, FACS
I always recommend Clarius Ultrasound to people who ask me. I’ve tried all the other ones and it just shines above the others. I like the wireless component to it. I like the choices of the three different models. I like the form factor. I like the fact that it is updated constantly. I haven’t […] seen one break yet or not be usable. So, I have nothing but positives to say.”
David Rosenblum
MD
The Clarius ultrasound gives me a lot of confidence when performing procedures. It also inspires confidence in my patients. My patients see that I’m using a newer piece of tech, not using an archaic machine that some of the other physicians are using and it makes them feel more comfortable because they know I have the best technology to help me treat my patients. They tend to look at what I’m doing as something cutting-edge and high-end.”
Steven Weiner
MD
The Aesthetic Clinique
The new T-Mode is […] particularly good in the temple anatomy because there’s 10 layers of the temple and it’s very difficult for people to understand that. But with the T-Mode, you throw it on the temple and you automatically see the layers, it even labels them for you. It’s also great for lips and cheeks. So, it’s a great learning tool.”
James Escaloni
RMSK
The Clarius system has got a very good image, especially for more superficial tissues and the Clarius voice control features are a fantastic thing for me in the office. It helps me maintain a clean area; I can use voice-activated settings to change the gain and needle mode as I need it. Clarius ultrasound has helped me deliver the best patient care, because I’m able to track outcomes with my patients and show them we’re making progress.”
Ian Young
DSc, PT, Dip. Osteopractic, RMSK
I can see the needle go in and where the fluid’s going in and the patella tendon and I can see the joint. It really opened my eyes to the possibility that this was something that I could get into because we do a lot of dry needling and soft tissue treatments that we could monitor before and after.”
Pat Pazmiño
MD, FACS
Miami Aesthetics
Clarius has done an incredible job with the T-mode, which helps with education because for the first time in real time, you can actually see a color-coded image of what you’re looking at on the screen. I have used the T-mode in training, and it really is eye-opening for the doctors because when they see it, it clicks. They finally understand what is on the other image, which can look like a TV full of static. But the T-mode really helps identify the anatomy and it really puts surgeons at ease.”
Zainab Al-Mukhtar
BDS, MJDF, RCSEng, MFDS
The introduction of the portable ultrasounds completely changed that. It means that now within an affordable price, medical aesthetic practitioners can purchase a portable device and now are in a fortunate position where there is more training available. And I think that it has elevated aesthetic practice a lot. There is an increase in use as a precautionary measure prior to injections. There is an increased use of ultrasound guided injections where necessary or where it is deemed helpful. There is an increased predictability in the way that we manage complications as an industry and there is also a greater understanding of dynamic anatomy as a result of being able to see the anatomy in real-time.”