An innovative elliptical punch biopsy device that delivers superior cosmetic outcomes without compromising clinical efficiency
Conventional circular punch biopsies often leave puckered, widened, and cosmetically unfavorable scars
Traditional fusiform excisions yield better scars but are too time-consuming for high-volume clinical settings
Clinicians must choose between speed and cosmetic outcome, with no optimal middle ground
The Revedeon elliptical punch biopsy device bridges the gap between speed and cosmetic outcome. Our patented technology produces an elliptical, fusiform-like defect without the extra time and complexity of traditional elliptical excisions.
Creates linear wounds that align with relaxed skin tension lines
Fast procedure time comparable to circular punches
Simple depth control without complex mechanisms
Intuitive design fits seamlessly into existing workflows
Low anticipated manufacturing cost
Watch the elliptical punch biopsy device compared to traditional circular punches
The device incorporates a fusiform blade that creates an elliptical wound while maintaining the simplicity and speed of a traditional punch biopsy. This patented approach addresses a fundamental limitation in current dermatologic practice.
By producing wounds that better align with relaxed skin tension lines, the device reduces puckering and improves healing outcomes. The result is a more cosmetically favorable linear scar that benefits both patients and practitioners.
Designed for seamless integration into high-volume clinical settings, the device maintains procedural efficiency while delivering superior cosmetic results. The adjustable depth control adds precision without adding complexity.
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Provide Clinical FeedbackThe elliptical skin biopsy device was developed through collaboration with fellowship-trained Mohs micrographic surgeons and biomedical engineers, translating firsthand clinical insights into an innovative solution for a persistent procedural challenge.
High-volume dermatologists performing routine diagnostic biopsies and skin cancer evaluations
Cosmetic and reconstructive surgeons prioritizing aesthetic outcomes in facial and visible areas
Family physicians and internal medicine practitioners performing outpatient skin procedures
Physician assistants and nurse practitioners conducting skin biopsies in clinic settings
Rising global rates of skin cancer drive increased diagnostic biopsy volumes across all practice settings
Patient demand for optimal cosmetic outcomes continues to grow, particularly in aesthetic-conscious markets
Compatible with existing reimbursement frameworks for small excisions, facilitating adoption
Enables clinicians to differentiate their practice through superior patient outcomes and satisfaction
Revedeon seeks strategic partnerships to advance this technology through commercialization. Key near-term milestones include:
Refine design specifications and optimize for large-scale production
Complete usability and user-experience evaluations with target clinicians
Confirm regulatory strategy and prepare initial submissions
Establish early clinical use and collect post-market data on outcomes and satisfaction
Title: Skin Biopsy Device
Assignee: Revedeon, LLC
Date of Patent: November 7, 2023
The patent covers devices and methods for performing skin biopsies with consistent depth and shape. The device provides for reducing or eliminating operator error and inter-operator variability by generating the same forces across multiple uses, while also incorporating a fusiform blade to eliminate puckering of wound closures.
Fellowship-Trained Mohs Micrographic Surgeon
Dr. Reid brings extensive clinical experience in cutaneous oncology and procedural dermatology to the development of innovative surgical tools that improve patient outcomes.
Through years of high-volume clinical practice performing skin cancer surgeries and diagnostic biopsies, the founder identified a persistent gap in available tools: conventional circular punch biopsies routinely produce suboptimal cosmetic outcomes, yet time constraints make traditional fusiform excisions impractical for most settings.
This device represents a direct translation of clinical insights into a practical solution—delivering improved cosmetic outcomes without compromising the efficiency that busy practices require. The goal is to elevate the standard of care in dermatologic procedures, benefiting both clinicians and patients.
Revedeon is seeking strategic partners and collaborators to advance the elliptical punch biopsy device through commercialization. We welcome inquiries from:
Company: Revedeon, LLC
Location: Waterloo, IA