Described are devices and methods for administering targeted
ultrasound therapy. The device consists of a wearable housing designed to conform to a part of the user's body, with an array of
ultrasound transducer units on the
skin-facing side. These transducers can generate
ultrasound therapy to a
target therapy area of the user, with frequency, intensity, treatment area, and duration parameters optimized for a therapeutic application. Incorporated within the device is a communication
system, an
energy source, and a processor. The processor's role is to execute instructions, including assessing the user's health status based on received data,
processing and analyzing ultrasound data to gauge
transmission quality, determining if the current
transmission quality is within thresholds, initiating ultrasound therapy when the conditions are right, and adjusting ultrasound therapy parameters real-time or near real-time if needed during treatment. The real-time or near real-time adjustment is made through various parameters like pulsing frequency, pulse
train frequency, the number of treated spots, duration, and treatment zone area. This device provides a personalized, adaptive approach to ultrasound therapy, optimizing the treatment process for each individual user.