Product Description
Body shaping:
By changing the polarity of the electricodes of the organism tissue 10 million times in 1 second, the10MHz bipolar high-frequency can heat the fat tissues in the layer 0.5-1.5cm under the skin to strengthen the spreading of the oxygen molecule, which can increase the exchange of the material of the cells and speed up the fat metabolism.
By heating up the fat tissue under the skin without hurting the epidermis layer, the 500-2000nm wavelength infrared light can decrese the szie of fat cell and redistribut the water and glycerin.
By increasing the blood supply of the fat tissue, The Rolling vacuum massage can strengthen the release of the enzyme to speed up the fat metabolism.
Cellulite removal:
By permeating epidermis and taking effect on the collagen-rich dermal tissue directly which makes water molecules in the skin move to and fro wildly, the high frequency wave, working together with rolling vacuum massage, can improve blood circulation and increase the oxygen in the targeted blood area, which makes the lymphatic system remove the waste and cure the fibrosis cellulite.
The infrared light can heat up the fibroblast of the connective tissue to acclerate the collagen and elastic fiber renascence.
Advantage of Kuma Shape
10MHz Bipolar radio frequency (RF)
On the two rolls can permeate into the layer 0.5-1.5cm under skin to work on the fat tissue effectively.
700-2500nm infrared light
Can heat up the fibroblast of the connective tissue to acclerate the collagen and elastic fiber renascence, and also acclerate the blood circulation to speed up the fat cell
Metabolism.
0-50HgAdjustable vacuum make the skin tissue attracted into the space between two eletricodes. Inhalational tissue can be controlled accurately.
Kuma shape indications
1, Fat burning and body shaping --- narrow the szie of of the buttocks and thighs reduce abdominal fat and body-firming.
2, Cellulite removal -----The treatment is suitable for all kinds of skin color to remove the undesired fat and cellulite on the skin.
