ADVANCED CHRONIC WOUND TECHNOLOGY

BRH-A2 Wound Healing System in Mokena, IL

SAS Aesthetic Institute offers the BRH-A2 Wound Healing System, a non-invasive technology designed for advanced chronic wound care.

BRH-A2 combines therapeutic ultrasound with electric-field stimulation in coordinated treatment cycles to support localized circulation, tissue response, and the healing process in difficult-to-heal wounds.

The technology may be incorporated into physician-guided care for chronic wounds including diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, ischemic ulcers, and pressure ulcers

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BRH-A2 AT A GLANCE

 

Session Time
 Approximately 30-40 minutes

 

Downtime
 Typically none from the technology itself

 

BEST FOR
 Selected chronic and difficult-to-heal wounds

 

TECHNOLOGY
Ultrasound + electric-field stimulation

 

TREATMENT PLAN
 Physician-guided and individualized

Treatment time and recommended number of sessions vary by treatment area, treatment type, and your individualized care plan.

ADVANCED SUPPORT FOR CHRONIC WOUNDS

When a Wound Needs More Than Routine Healing

Most wounds move through an expected healing process. Chronic wounds are different. Problems involving circulation, pressure, sensation, underlying health conditions, or tissue function can interfere with normal healing and cause a wound to remain open for an extended period.

The BRH-A2 Wound Healing System was developed specifically for this challenging area of care.

Rather than relying on one therapeutic modality, BRH-A2 combines therapeutic ultrasound and electrical stimulation and varies their frequency and intensity throughout treatment.

The goal is to support conditions within and around the wound that are important to the healing process, including localized circulation and tissue activity. BRH describes this coordinated approach as producing a micro-circulation effect within the treated tissues.

At SAS Aesthetic Institute, BRH-A2 is incorporated into a broader wound-care plan when medically appropriate. It does not replace proper wound evaluation, dressing, infection management, pressure relief, vascular care, or other necessary medical treatment.

BRH-A2 MAY BE CONSIDERED FOR:

  • Diabetic foot ulcers

  • Venous leg ulcers

  • Ischemic ulcers

  • Pressure ulcers

  • Chronic wounds that are slow to heal

  • Wounds requiring ongoing physician-guided care

COMBINED WOUND-CARE TECHNOLOGY

How the BRH-A2 Wound Healing System Works

BRH-A2 combines two established therapeutic modalities: ultrasound and electric-field stimulation.

What makes the system different is that the two technologies are not simply delivered at fixed settings. BRH-A2 modulates their frequency and intensity during the treatment and can use them independently and together during different portions of the session.

The coordinated stimulation is designed to create mechanical movement below and around the wound bed and encourage localized blood circulation.

Ultrasound produces mechanical vibration within tissue, while electrical stimulation provides an additional form of therapeutic stimulation. Together, these modalities are intended to support the biological environment involved in wound repair.

The BRH-A2 platform also incorporates technology for wound documentation and measurement, allowing wound size and changes to be followed as care progresses.

At SAS Aesthetic Institute, the system is operated by trained personnel as part of an individualized wound-care plan.

YOUR BRH-A2 WOUND CARE EXPERIENCE

01

Wound Evaluation
Your care begins with an evaluation of the wound, your health history, contributing conditions, previous treatment, and other factors that may affect healing.

02

Personalized Wound Plan
If BRH-A2 is appropriate, the wound-care plan is developed around the type and condition of the wound. The technology is used as one component of comprehensive wound management.

03

Treatment & Monitoring
During treatment, therapeutic ultrasound and electric-field stimulation are delivered around the wound according to the BRH-A2 protocol. The wound can also be documented and measured so changes can be monitored.

04

Ongoing Care
Healing is evaluated over time. Treatment frequency, wound dressings, supportive care, and other recommendations may be adjusted according to the wound’s response and overall medical needs.

Living With a Wound That Is Not Healing?

Chronic wounds deserve proper medical evaluation. Schedule a consultation at SAS Aesthetic Institute to discuss your wound and whether BRH-A2 may be appropriate as part of your care.

OR CALL (708) 476-8205

BRH-A2 WOUND CARE APPLICATIONS

Chronic Wounds BRH-A2 May Be Used to Support

BRH-A2 combines therapeutic ultrasound and electrical stimulation within a physician-guided wound care plan. The technology may be considered for selected chronic and difficult-to-heal wounds depending on the wound type, underlying health factors, and individual treatment needs.

01

Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Diabetes can affect circulation, sensation, and the body's natural healing process. BRH-A2 may be incorporated into a comprehensive wound care plan for selected diabetic foot ulcers when medically appropriate.

02

Venous Leg Ulcers

Venous circulation problems can contribute to persistent wounds of the lower leg. BRH-A2 may be used alongside appropriate wound care and medical management for selected venous leg ulcers.

03

Ischemic Ulcers

Reduced blood supply can make tissue repair more difficult. Patients with ischemic wounds require careful medical evaluation, and BRH-A2 may be considered as part of an individualized care plan when appropriate.

04

Pressure Ulcers

Prolonged pressure can damage the skin and underlying tissue, resulting in difficult-to-heal wounds. BRH-A2 may be incorporated into care alongside proper pressure management and wound treatment.

BRH-A2 is one component of comprehensive wound care and does not replace appropriate medical evaluation, infection management, pressure relief, vascular care, diabetes management, or other treatment that may be required.

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MEET YOUR PHYSICIAN

Michael Romberg, MD, FACS

Michael S. Romberg, MD is a Board Certified General Surgeon with more than 32 years of experience and extensive experience discussing and treating complex medical conditions, including wound care.

His approach at SAS Aesthetic Institute emphasizes proper medical evaluation, individualized care, and the thoughtful use of advanced non-invasive technologies.

For patients with chronic wounds, the focus is not simply on the device being used but on understanding the factors that may be interfering with healing and developing an appropriate care plan.

What to Expect

 

Before
The wound and surrounding tissue are evaluated, along with your health history and factors that may affect healing. Existing dressings may need to be removed so the area can be properly examined and treated.

 

During
Electrodes are positioned around the treatment area rather than directly on the wound. The BRH-A2 system then delivers its coordinated electrical stimulation and ultrasound protocol around the wound.

 

After
The wound is appropriately redressed following treatment. Because BRH-A2 itself is non-invasive, the manufacturer states patients may generally resume their regular activity afterward according to their physician’s instructions.

 

Ongoing Care
Chronic wounds require continued monitoring. Changes in wound size, tissue appearance, discomfort, drainage, and other clinical findings may be evaluated as treatment progresses.

Frequently Asked Questions

BRH-A2 is a non-invasive system that combines therapeutic ultrasound with electric-field stimulation. It is designed for use within chronic wound care and also incorporates technology for documenting and measuring wounds.

BRH Medical specifically identifies diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, ischemic ulcers, and pressure ulcers as wound types that may be considered for treatment.

The system delivers therapeutic ultrasound and electrical stimulation in coordinated cycles, varying frequency and intensity throughout treatment. The manufacturer describes this as creating a micro-circulation effect intended to support localized blood flow and the wound-healing environment.

The manufacturer describes the active protocol as approximately 24 minutes. The full appointment may take approximately 30–40 minutes when dressing removal, preparation, and redressing are included.

Patients may experience a mild tingling sensation related to the electrical stimulation. Individual treatment experiences can vary.

There is no single number for every patient. Wound type, size, medical conditions, natural healing characteristics, and response to care all affect the treatment plan.

No. The system should be operated by a trained professional in a clinical setting.

No. BRH-A2 should be viewed as one part of a complete wound-care plan. Dressing care, pressure management, infection management, vascular evaluation, diabetes management, and other medical treatments may still be necessary depending on the patient.

 

They are related technologies.

ACTIVESSEL focuses on pain, peripheral neuropathy, carpal tunnel, plantar fasciitis, circulation, and neuromuscular applications. BRH-A2 focuses specifically on chronic wound-care technology.

RELATED WOUND CARE

 

 

Chronic Wound Care

Physician-guided evaluation and care for wounds that are slow to heal or have remained open despite previous treatment.

 

 

Diabetic Wound Care

Specialized care for wounds affected by diabetes, altered sensation, circulation, and other factors that can interfere with healing.

 

 

Pressure Wound Care

Evaluation and management of wounds caused or worsened by prolonged pressure.

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ADVANCED WOUND TECHNOLOGY IN MOKENA

BRH-A2 Wound Healing Technology in Mokena, Illinois

SAS Aesthetic Institute offers BRH-A2 technology in Mokena for patients requiring advanced evaluation and treatment of selected chronic and difficult-to-heal wounds.

Our practice is located at 19657 South La Grange Road, Mokena, IL, serving patients from Mokena and surrounding communities including Orland Park, Frankfort, Tinley Park, and New Lenox.

If a wound is not progressing as expected, proper evaluation is important. Our team can assess the wound, review factors that may be affecting healing, and determine whether BRH-A2 should be incorporated into your care plan.

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YOUR WOUND. YOUR CARE. YOUR NEXT STEP.

Have a Wound That Is Not Healing?

A chronic wound should not simply be watched indefinitely. A medical evaluation can help identify why healing may be delayed and what treatment options should be considered.

At SAS Aesthetic Institute, we can evaluate your wound and determine whether BRH-A2 or another approach may be appropriate within your individualized wound-care plan.

OR CALL (708) 476-8205