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09/01/2026

This is what hands-on looks like.

Soniquence is at Exotics365 in Philadelphia, where veterinary professionals are putting education into practice through hands-on learning and real clinical workflows.

And we’re not done yet.

Exotics365 continues through September 2. If you’re attending, connect with the Soniquence team and see RF technology in action.

Learn more about Soniquence at our website.

08/27/2026

Precision isn’t only about making the cut.

In soft-tissue procedures, control also means thinking about tissue interaction, hemostasis, and the workflow around the procedure.

Soniquence RF technology is designed to support clinicians with precision and control across multiple specialties.

See what RF can bring to your workflow at soniquence.com.

You’ve probably heard us talk about thermal spread, but what does that actually mean?It comes down to what happens to RF...
08/24/2026

You’ve probably heard us talk about thermal spread, but what does that actually mean?

It comes down to what happens to RF energy beyond the exact point where the electrode meets tissue.

Swipe through for a quick breakdown of lateral thermal effect and why clinicians pay attention to it.

Here’s the simple version: heat doesn’t necessarily stay right at the tip.

As RF energy interacts with tissue, some heat can extend beyond the immediate treatment area. That surrounding heat is what we refer to as the lateral thermal effect.

And that’s where control becomes important.

So why does lateral thermal effect matter?

When you’re working around delicate or closely positioned tissue, where the energy goes matters just as much as where you place the electrode.

Supporting controlled tissue interaction can help clinicians work more precisely while limiting unnecessary thermal effect on surrounding tissue.

And this is where Soniquence comes in.

Our RF technology is designed to support controlled tissue interaction while helping limit unnecessary lateral thermal spread—so clinicians can stay focused on precision where it matters.

Have an RF question? Drop it below. Your question could inspire our next RF Education post.

08/07/2026

Precision and bleeding control working together.

In this dental surgery footage, Dr. Michael Pikos uses the Soniquence SmoothWave i200 with the 3-Button Fingerswitch Wand to support targeted coagulation within the surgical field.

The SmoothWave i200 combines monopolar and bipolar RF capabilities, while Soniquence’s interchangeable electrode system gives clinicians access to specialized tips for different cutting and coagulation needs.

Built on the trusted legacy of Ellman. Continuing with Soniquence.

Featured footage courtesy of Dr. Michael Pikos and the Pikos Institute.

Still using an Ellman® RF generator?Service support may still be available for many legacy models, depending on the age ...
08/07/2026

Still using an Ellman® RF generator?

Service support may still be available for many legacy models, depending on the age of the equipment and current parts availability.

Supported models include Pellevé® & Surgitron® S5, Surgitron® Dual RF™ 120, Surgitron® Dual EMC 90, Surgitron® EMC F.F.P.F., Dento-Surg®, RadioLase® 3, and AcuSect®.

Contact the Soniquence team with your generator model and serial number to check service availability.

What does 4.0 MHz actually mean?Frequency describes how quickly RF energy cycles—and it can influence how energy interac...
07/31/2026

What does 4.0 MHz actually mean?

Frequency describes how quickly RF energy cycles—and it can influence how energy interacts with tissue.

Soniquence 4.0 MHz RF technology is designed to support precise soft-tissue cutting with controlled tissue interaction and minimal lateral thermal tissue effect.

The setting matters. The mode matters. And as our recent comparison showed, frequency matters too.

What RF topic should we explain next?

One of the most common questions after our Frequency Matters reel was:"Is this the difference between CUT and COAG?"Grea...
07/28/2026

One of the most common questions after our Frequency Matters reel was:

"Is this the difference between CUT and COAG?"

Great question, and an important distinction.

Our previous reel compared low-frequency CUT and high-frequency CUT. It was not a comparison between CUT and HEMO (commonly referred to as COAG).

In this carousel, we explain the difference between these two modes, their intended purposes, and why understanding the distinction matters when evaluating RF technology.

We're committed to making RF technology easier to understand, one question at a time.

What RF topic or question would you like us to cover next? Let us know in the comments.

07/23/2026

Frequency matters.

Sometimes, the best way to understand a technology is to see it in action.

Watch this side-by-side comparison of low-frequency (~0.5 MHz) and high-frequency (~4.0 MHz RF), then tell us:

What differences stand out to you?

Built on the trusted legacy of Ellman, Soniquence continues to advance RF technology for today’s clinical workflows.

Why do some gynecologic procedures use radiofrequency instead of a traditional blade?For many clinicians, the answer com...
07/15/2026

Why do some gynecologic procedures use radiofrequency instead of a traditional blade?

For many clinicians, the answer comes down to precision, control, and versatility.

Radiofrequency (RF) technology is designed to support precise soft-tissue cutting and bipolar hemostasis, helping clinicians maintain visibility and control during a variety of gynecologic procedures.

From LEEP and cervical procedures to labiaplasty, condyloma removal, and other soft-tissue applications, RF technology has become an important tool across modern gynecologic care.

For many providers, that journey began with Ellman. Today, Soniquence continues that trusted RF legacy, providing technology designed for today’s clinical workflows.

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