Facial Roller
Description:
The "Face Roller" 3.5 Ag (with rubber bushings) has a needle spacing of 3.5 mm, a rotation of 40 mm, a diameter of 51 mm, and contains 272 needles.
This roller is specifically designed for use on the face and the hair-bearing part of the head. It also allows for treatment of virtually any body area (areas of small limb joints, wrists, and feet) to alleviate pain and spasms. It's recommended for use in cosmetology and for conducting precise reflex diagnostic procedures. The therapeutic effect manifests several times faster than when using a static mat. The galvanic current, which arises in the skin, at the needle tips, and between the needles, is pulsatile. Thanks to the flexible side rubber bushings, a softer and more delicate impact on the skin is ensured.
Application Method: The roller is used for therapeutic effects on small and delicate body areas – the head, face, neck, décolleté zone, chest, and abdomen. The face roller is most commonly used for cosmetic facial massage. During the massage, the vascular system is stimulated, improving blood circulation in the tissues, metabolism, skin regeneration, and the primary functions of cells.
Use the roller on a clean cover, which can be pre-treated with a toner. After the procedure, blood circulation improves in the application area, pores "open up", enhancing the application of nourishing creams, leading to their penetration into the skin and altering the effect.
With the roller, one can achieve both a calming (sedative) and stimulating (toning) effect. For a calming effect, the session lasts 10–15 minutes, covering a body surface area. For stimulation, a short intensive session of 5-7 minutes is conducted, but covering a smaller body area.
The standard course is 1-2 weeks with a 1-week break. For a cosmetic effect, 12 courses a year are recommended. The roller's needles do not damage the skin upon contact. The method is effective, entirely non-invasive, and does not transmit diseases (hepatitis, AIDS). This type of roller can be used for reflex diagnosis of both manifest and hidden diseases. The detection method is based on the fact that the human skin has projection zones of visceral (internal) organs. In these zones, when the corresponding organs are diseased, organic changes appear in the form of hyperesthesia (hypo-sensitivity), temperature increase or decrease, increased or decreased blood filling (skin color change from sharp pallor to enhanced redness), and the appearance of local edema.