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(From Israel Business Arena)
Byline: Globes correspondent
Shares of Yokne'am-based medical devices company Syneron Medical (Nasdaq: ELOS) are down $7.31, or 19.65%, to $29.89 on Nasdaq, after it suffered a setback in obtaining US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval to market its VelaSmooth cellulite treatment. The FDA notified Syneron that it would not be able to market the VelaSmooth system in the US with a 510K pre-market notification. The FDA has asked the company to resubmit the device with a PMA (premarket approval) application.
VelaSmooth combines radiofrequency waves, a laser, and a mechanical massage to treat cellulite…