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Age-R High Focus Shot

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Age-R High Focus ShotDESCRIPTION Medicube Age R High Focus Shot is an advanced at home beauty device designed to target skin firmness and elasticity using High Intensity Focused Ultrasound technology. Delivers focused ultrasonic waves deep into the skin's SMAS (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System) layer to stimulate collagen production. Provides a lifting and tightening effect to the skin. It aims to improve facial contours, reduce the appearance of fine lines, and

DESCRIPTION

Medicube Age-R High Focus Shot is an advanced at-home beauty device designed to target skin firmness and elasticity using High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound technology.

  • Delivers focused ultrasonic waves deep into the skin's SMAS (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System) layer to stimulate collagen production.
  • Provides a lifting and tightening effect to the skin.
  • It aims to improve facial contours, reduce the appearance of fine lines, and enhance overall skin elasticity
  • Less painful by not damaging the outer skin and only delivers energy to the 4.5mm inside the skin (SMAS).

Five different LED helps the different skin troubles.
1. Purple (390 - 455nm): Enhance Absorption
2. Blue (455 - 492nm): Sebum and Pore Care
3. Green (492 - 577nm) Volume Care
4. Orange (597 - 622nm): Brightening
5. Red (622 - 780nm): Elasticity Care

Age-R High Focus Shot comes with:

  • AGE-R High Focus Shot 1 pc
  • Korean User Manual 1 pc
  • Korean Quick Guide 1 pc
  • USB Charging Cable 1 pc
HOW TO USE

1. After washing the face, apply an adequate amount of Medicube PDRN Booster Gel to the using area.
2. Press the button on the LCD bottom for 3 seconds to get the power on.
3. Choose the level by pressing the same button shortly.
4. Adhere the head to the skin tightly, and press the shot button to start the session.
5. Another press of a shot button will pause the session, and the gap between can be changed by pressing the shot button for 2 seconds. (1Hz:n 1 shot a second; 2Hz: 2 shot a second (default))
6. It is recommended to use once a week, and 600-1200 shots per use. After 600 shots, LCD will show the waiting display mode and it will automatically shut off unless there is any press. To start another session once more, press the power button shortly.
7. Do not stay in the same area for a long time, keep moving while using.
8. Please start with level 1, and find the right level for the skin.
9. Do not damage the black film on the head.

*Avoid using it around the eyes or around Adam's apple.
*Before use, it is recommended to remove all metal accessories and jewelry.
*Start slowly from the lowest setting and find the appropriate level while continuously using it.

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