Therabody TheraFace Pro Review: Expensive but Versatile

I was intimidated by the Thera Face Pro. The TheraFace Pro is a beauty tool that is comparable to the Dyson Airwrap in both price and prestige. A variety of skin care treatments are offered by this tool. Extra heads can be bought for heating and cooling.

Do you need this if you aren't in Top Gun 2? Maybe the answer is yes. Most people would probably take better care of their skin since it is the first defense against outsidebacteria. I really enjoyed my time with the Thera Face Pro, but I don't know how well it works. It made high-end skin care easy to use despite my initial concerns.

It's buzz-worthy.

The TheraFace Pro has six magnetic heads that can be used for a variety of skin care treatments. There are two buttons that control the heads, the percussion button and the ring button. You know how long you have spent on each treatment by the sound of it.

Therabody uses facial massage to improve blood circulation. The Pro can be used alone or in conjunction with red-light treatments. The facial cleansing head has a button that can be used to scrub and massage simultaneously.

If you want to use the microcurrent, you need to lubricate the area and create a barrier between your skin and the current. You can control the current with the ring button after touching the metal knobs on your face. It is thought that the electricity stimulates your facial muscles to strengthen them and increase the production of collagen, which is a natural component of elasticity in the skin.

The ring button on the treatment head can be used to change the red, blue, and red light settings. Red light and red-plus-IR increases the production of collagen and elastin by stimulating cells, and blue light causes the body to fight off infections.

Light treatments only start when they're half an inch from your skin, so you want to avoid skin contact in order to prevent the spread of acne-causingbacteria. It's working because the light will intensify. You don't want to pair a blue-light session with a percussion session because the percussion won't kill thebacteria.

You will get two additional treatments if you purchase the additional temperature-controlled heads. The Pro can apply heat to encourage collagen production or cooling to reduce inflammation with the same settings.

There is a fact finding.

The FDA tested the TheraFace Pro and made sure it was safe to sell. In multiple skin-care categories, the device showed efficacy and satisfaction of 80% or higher. The trial was small, and it is a good idea to talk to your doctor before you start cutting your skin.

I asked Jeffrey if these treatments worked. He had some warnings for the majority of them. People with thin or sensitive skin might develop irritation if they use percussion therapy too often. Therabody doesn't recommend pairs of cleanser and head.