Phototherapeutic LED apparatus trademark for medical skin treatments

ChangeBridge: Trademarks - Medical Devices (Class 010)

Published March 29th, 2026

Detected March 31st, 2026

Summary

The USPTO received trademark application TM99731327 for ASCENT PRAXXIS covering Class 10 medical device goods including phototherapeutic LED apparatus, light therapy devices for skin treatments, and related medical-aesthetic equipment. The application was filed on an Intent-to-Use basis on March 29, 2026.

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What changed

USPTO received trademark application TM99731327 for 'ASCENT PRAXXIS' covering 16 classes of goods including phototherapeutic LED apparatus, light therapy devices for jaundice treatment, nasal light therapy devices for respiratory relief, cosmetic ultrasound and pulsed light devices, and red light therapy apparatus for skin, scalp, and hair conditions. The application covers International Class 010 (Medical Devices) and was filed under Intent-to-Use basis on March 29, 2026.

Trademark applicants should monitor the USPTO database for conflicting marks in their product categories. Third parties have an opportunity to oppose registration during the publication period if they believe the mark conflicts with their existing trademarks. No immediate compliance action is required from other market participants unless they choose to challenge the application.

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Monitor USPTO database for conflicting marks in Class 10 medical devices
File opposition during publication period if potential mark conflict exists
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Source document (simplified)

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ASCENT PRAXXIS

Intent to Use TM99731327 Kind: intenttouse Mar 30, 2026

Abstract

Phototherapeutic apparatus for medical purposes; Phototherapeutic apparatus for medical purposes, namely, a LED (light-emitting diode) light source for medical and aesthetic skin treatments; Phototherapeutic apparatus for the treatment of jaundice; Nasal devices utilizing light therapy to provide relief from colds, rhinitis, and sinusitis; Cosmetic apparatus using ultrasound for performing aesthetic skin treatment procedures; Cosmetic apparatus, namely, light based devices providing mainly pulsed light for performing non-ablative aesthetic skin treatment procedures; Apparatus using a light emitting diode (LED) for performing aesthetic facial treatment procedures; Medical apparatus for measuring skin hydration; Electronic light therapy apparatus for the skin; Electronic aesthetic skin treatment devices using light emitting diodes, namely, infrared, red, orange, yellow, green, and blue wavelengths for generating light rays; Red light therapy apparatus and instruments for use in treating skin conditions; Red light therapy apparatus and instruments for use in treating fatigue, stress, tension, and discomfort; Red light therapy apparatus and instruments for use in treating scalp, and hair conditions