home use RF laser facial equipment/face lifting and tightening RF laser device

home use RF laser facial equipment/face lifting and tightening RF laser device

The principle of FRM is similar with the principle of exfoliator.it can stimulate cell growth factors to induce growth factors repair stimulated area naturally by making Nano aperture artificially,at the same time,high-frequency wave will be released to target on treated area to promote collagen regrowth, therefore treatment purpose can be achieved.

home use RF laser facial equipment/face lifting and tightening RF laser device

1. Skin tightening
2. Deep and light wrinkles eliminating, improving skin-elasticity and skin-shine, pregnancy line restoring
3. Skin-metabolism improving
4. Anti-aging for whole body
5. Divide bacterium and diminish inflammation
6. Improve pore-expanding
7. Remove black circle around eyes

home use RF laser facial equipment/face lifting and tightening RF laser device

Easy Operation
Intelligent Color Screen System installed with Voice Prompt System, the operator can use it easily and exactly.

Nenergy of RF plays a role in dermis directly, therefore, there is no heat summation on the dermis to avoid the possibility of blister and pigment precipitation problems.

Without Pigment

The energy of RF plays a role in dermis directly, therefore, there is no heat summation on the dermis to avoid the possibility of blister and pigment precipitation problems.

Less Time
It just takes a few minutes (5—10 minutes) to do the treatment, such as Wrinkle Removal, Whitening, Shrinking Pores, Acne Scars Removal, Skin Rejuvenation

No Side Effece
The recovery time is short. It won’t affect the daily life after treatment. You can wash your face and make-up as usually.

Two Treatment Ways
There are two treatment ways with Dual Matrix and RF Microneedle to meet the needs of different clients’s psychology and physiology.

home use RF laser facial equipment/face lifting and tightening RF laser device

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