US-based medical device company MicroAire Surgical Instruments announced on Monday that it has acquired NEOSYAD, a French company that developed a breakthrough technology for adipose tissue engineering.
NEOSYAD has received EU MDR approval for its AdiMate device and Adipure single-use kit. AdiMate is designed to optimise operating times by integrating the infiltration, liposuction and adipose tissue preparation (lipofilling) functions due to its patented 'all-in-one' concept and integrated proprietary software.
The protocol integrated in the machine enables tissue purification in less than 10 minutes in a completely automatic way, while guaranteeing unmatched adipose tissue quality and viability.
Jerome Barrillon, MicroAire president, said: "We are thrilled to welcome the NEOSYAD team into the MicroAire family. Their expertise, innovative products and dedication to advancing adipose tissue technologies perfectly align with our mission to enable better patient outcomes and support plastic surgeons worldwide."
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