Certain Dermatological Treatment Devices and Components Thereof II
U.S. International Trade Commission
Holding
Serendia, LLC filed a Section 337 complaint targeting imported dermatological treatment devices and components thereof, naming InMode and multiple BTL entities as proposed respondents. The Federal Register notice does not identify the asserted patents; Serendia seeks a limited exclusion order, cease-and-desist orders, and bonding during the Presidential review period.
Why It Matters
The complaint concerns energy-based or device-based dermatological treatment technology, a commercially significant aesthetics and medical-device market. The Commission is soliciting public-interest comments on potential effects of the requested relief on U.S. public health and welfare, competitive conditions, domestic production of like articles, replacement capacity, and U.S. consumers.
Full Summary
Key Points
- Complainant: Serendia, LLC
- Proposed respondents: InMode Ltd.; Invasix Inc.; BTL Industries, Inc.; BTL Industries Limited; BTL Industries JSC; BTL Healthcare Technologies A/S; BTL Enterprise Group A/S; BTL Medical Technologies S.R.O.; BTL Holding Limited
- Products targeted: certain dermatological treatment devices and components thereof II
- Asserted patents: not identified in the Federal Register notice
- Relief sought: limited exclusion order, cease-and-desist orders, and bond during the 60-day Presidential review period
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