When the hot hammer utilizes energy to produce heat, it achieves a heating effect of up to 40℃ using physical heat retention methods. This heat effect not only quickly introduces beauty nutrients into the skin, allowing the skin to better absorb the nutrients of skincare products, but also stimulates fluid circulation in the skin and increases the skin's metabolic rate. The cold hammer, on the other hand, effectively contracts pores and repairs damaged skin through the principle of thermal expansion and contraction.

It can deeply cleanse sebum and dirt trapped in pores. High-frequency vibrational sound waves, when combined with softening products or exfoliating creams, soften rough and damaged layers of the epidermis. These sound waves also open up pores, enabling deep removal of trapped debris and waste matter.

Yes. Ultrasonic infusion uses high-frequency vibrations to introduce whitening nutrients deep into the skin, accelerating absorption and strengthening the inhibition of melanin production while lightening spots and effectively improving darkened skin. This treatment provides significant results for post-acne pigmentation and is safe, reliable, and easy to perform with no side effects.