K-133 Exfoliation oxygenation feature rf skin tightening deep clean facial machine

Description

Exfoliation oxygenation feature rf skin tightening deep clean facial machine

Product Overview
Designed with the professional aesthetic in mind, oxigenate combines new patented OxyGen technology with renowned Multi-polar technology. oxigenate provides top-quality skin nutrition and oxygenation along with clinically proven anti-aging results.
The combination of Multi-polar RF and OxyGen improves skin quality both at the epidermis and dermis layers offering long-term results.

A 3 in 1 skin care treatment to actively nourish, vitalize and hydrating the skin
.Exfoliation of the external skin layer
.Infusion of revitalizing nutrients
.Oxygenation of skin generated from within

Multi-polar – The 3rd generation RF anti-aging technology
. Wrinkle removal
. Facial tightening
. Safe, effective and convenient
. Fast and long lasting results

OxiGenate Technology
Natural hot springs have been known through the ages for their therapeutic benefits, allowing minerals to be effectively absorbed through the skin to revitalize body cells. Alike the natural hot springs result, OxyGen is the world’s first technology that remarkably enhances the absorption and optimal utilization of nutrients by the skin using our unique Capsugen and specialized Gels.

Treatment
Oxygen facial machine allows aesthetic professionals to perform a comprehensive, accurate diagnostic process that is optimally tailored for each customer.
Each treatment includes a unique combination of Capsugen and gels
from natural ingredients – Neolight and NeoRejuvenation

NeoRejuvenation Results
. Enhancement of skin‘s pebbled appearance (elastosis )
. The diffuse netted pigmentation of the encircled area has almost cleared
. The region looks more uniform and shiny

Neolight Results
. Improvement in skin’s appearance and brightening of its color.
. Pores appear to have shrinked in size (around area).
. Marked whitening result on freckles (arrow) and lessening of pigments (seborheic keratosis) shown on the bottom of the nasolabial fold.