Skin treating device

Active Publication Date: 2013-09-24
LRC PROD LTD
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[0018]The handle portion may be shaped to facilitate gripping in the hand and while it could have a rounded form for holding in the palm of the hand an elongate shape is preferred, ideally with the axis extending substantially parallel to the skin contact plane of the cutting elements, which facilitates movement of the cutting elem

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Calluses are areas of thickened skin that may occur on the hands or feet and can be caused by persistent rubbing or uneven pressure, for example from ill-fitting shoes.
Calluses are often unsightly, and the thicker they are the more yellow they can look.
With time, particularly thick calluses can become cracked and painful.
In many cases they are unable to conform to the curvature of the parts of the hands or feet where calluses usually occur.
In addition, abrasive surfaces tend to wear out with time and they can be difficult to clean, potentially leading to hygiene issues.
Such devices which shave off layers of skin are difficult for untrained people to use safely and often do not discriminate well between callu

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[0030]Illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 7 of the drawings is a device in the form of a hand tool for removing hard skin, such as calluses on the feet or hands of a user of the device. The device comprises an elongate handle 1 at one end of which is provided a working or cutting head 2. The device has a main body that includes the handle 1 and a cutting head support structure 3, this main body being assembled from two half shells 4a, 4b that are joined firmly and securely together along a longitudinal mid-plane of the device, such as by ultrasonic welding. To enhance comfort in use, the half shells 4a, 4b are provided with panels of softer material 5a, 5b conveniently moulded onto the half shells. The assembled main body includes a cavity 6 formed by a lateral through opening in the cutting head support structure 3, the purpose of which will be explained later.

[0031]The cutting head 2 is held fixed in position between the two half shells 4a, 4b when they are assembled and secured together, the

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A hand held device for removing hard skin from calluses comprises a handle (1) and a cutting head (2) having a base plate (8), and several tubular cutting elements (10) inclined so that their cutting edges lie in inclined planes at an angle of 5° to 45° to a skin contact plane defined by the extremities of the cutting elements. The cutting elements can be arranged in an array of staggered rows.

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Owner LRC PROD LTD
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