Face

LPG was initially used as a clinical device by medical physiotherapists to treat blunt trauma. Its application in the medical field revealed positive "side effects," such as enhancing skin tightness and improving skin smoothness, which led to its further use in the beauty industry. Therefore, we cannot view it as just a traditional beauty device.

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LPG utilizes mechanical stimulation to exercise our facial muscles, which is fundamentally different from external forces applied to the skin's surface. It employs a unique roller and suction system to fold all soft tissues beneath the skin.

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The scientific approach involves lifting the muscles according to the different facial muscles and fascia, particularly targeting the frontalis, zygomatic major/minor muscles, and the risorius muscle while avoiding the downward pull on the depressor muscles.

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While acting on the muscles, it also promotes lymphatic circulation, breaks the inflammatory cycle, and reduces edema. These effects help address factors that contribute to aging and puffiness.