The Skin Care Device operates on five core concepts of skin care. These concepts are Galvanic Electrical Tissue Stimulation (ETS), Mesoporation, Electroporation, Radio Frequency (RF) and Light Emitting Diode (LED) photon therapy.
Galvanic ETS (Electrical Tissue Stimulation) Intended to activate the skin cell, stimulating rejuvenation of collagen, to improve skin elasticity, soften wrinkles and leave skin looking smooth and healthy.
Mesoporation intended to disturb the surface of the skin causing the cells to open temporarily to create tiny moisture channels or mesopores, which provide for the transport of high molecular agents into the skin.
Electroporation intended to transport collagen and hyaluronic acid deeper into the skin. Intended to achieve better results with your skin care products without the need for needles or painful skin treatments.
Radio Frequency (RF) energy uses the tissue's natural resistance within the various layers of the skin to transform the RF energy applied to the skin into thermal energy allowing for increased collagen contraction and production of new collagen.
Light Emitting Diode (LED) Light Energy works by sending energy-producing packets of light into the deeper layers of the skin. LED treatments can minimize fine lines and wrinkles, bacteria, sun-damage and improve the overall appearance of your skin.
Individuals with heart disease, fever, communicable disease, cancer, open cuts, hypertension, pacemaker, artificial heart or lung, skin disease, or sunburn should not use this device.
Photon:
1,Red light wavelength: 625+-3nm, activate cells, promote the formulation of collagen
2,Bule light wavelength: 465+-3nm diminish inflammation, kill bacterium and propionibacterium acnes, remove acne and scars etc.
3,Green light wavelength: 525 +-3nm relieve skin

Manufacturer	VamsLuna
Brand	VamsLuna
Manufacturer reference	F-0482
ASIN	B074V4RV7C

Skin Care Galvanic High Frequency RF Ultrasonic LED Light Therapy Anti Aging Facial Skin Tightening Beauty Device

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