Galvanic Facial Treatment – How does it work?
Posted by: chiactivate on: February 24, 2008
How to reduce fine wrinkles with Galvanic Treatment?
I am not sure if you are aware, but your skin blocks the absorption of nutrition. So, most of those expensive skin care products just lay at the surface of your skin. I get frustrated when I realize that all those expensive skin care products are wasted money.
Fortunately, I discovered galvanic facial treatment. I went to a beauty salon and they provided galvanic facial treatment and the results were amazing. Immediately my skin felt fresh and tightened. They put some lotion or gel on my face and used a galvanic machine to gently rub my face.
The whole treatment lasted 45 minutes and it cost me $120. I went there 4 times and spent over $480. Not to mention the tips that I gave.
I was wondering, what if I can find a similar professional machine for home use?
- No more travelling.
- No need to rush for the appointment
- No more waiting list
Now, I have found this Fyola Facial Massager. A portable Galvanic Facial machine that maximizes the absorption of nourishment products into your skin. This galvanic facial massager helps to permeate nourishing ingredients into your skin by using galvanic ion. I was amazed by the results of this small portable machine. 
How can Fyola Galvanic Facial Massagers Help Your Skin?
Helps Reduce Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Cosmetics nourishment should permeate into the skin to have a revitalizing effect, however most of the nourishment cannot be absorbed by your skin due to the different skin layers.
Fortunately, the galvanic facial massager helps to permeate cosmetic ingredients (ingredients of an anti wrinkle lotion) into the skin by using galvanic ion.
Reduce”sagging eyes” and “black eye rim”
In addition, Galvanic facial massager accelerates blood and lymph circulation and carry excessive fluid away. The excessive cellulite can be dissolved. Thus, sagging eyes and black eye-rim can be reduced.
How does Galvanic Facial Therapy Works?
As you gently rub or press the galvanic massager over your face it gives a steady, direct galvanic current of positive and negative ions through your skin.
Galvanic facial is based on the basic laws of electricity, “like repels, opposites attract. The two forces ( + positive and – negative) pull together like a magnet and push the product in to the deeper layers of the skin (the dermis). The capacity of your skin absorption is increased by the galvanic ion and this improves the penetration of nutrition products (anti wrinkle lotion) through your skin.
In addition, skin will be completely cleansed as negative ions force all the dirt and debris held within your pores to the surface. At the same time the positive ions gives you a fresh look and plumps the skin, banishing wrinkles.
23 Responses to "Galvanic Facial Treatment – How does it work?"
February 25, 2008 at 3:59 am
You can find such facial services at http://www.chiactivate.com/products/skincareproduct/facialmassager.shtml
It’s called the Fyola facial massager, a galvanic home facial machine.
February 27, 2008 at 8:52 am
I love galvanic treatment.
It does not feel anything apart from metals rubbed around my skin of face at first, but the effect comes days later.
By the way, I haven’t asked my doctor yet, but actually I wonder whether galvanic can be used for treating acne?
Might as well researching about this : http://mft.myfacialtreatment.com
March 13, 2008 at 2:38 pm
hi there
could you please tell me why galvanic would be good for lines and wrinklings, does it work, how does it work
thanks
March 16, 2008 at 7:25 am
Well, galvanic ion is forces the ingredients into the skin. (anti-wrinkle ingredients)
Galvanic facialo is based on the basic laws of electricity, “like repels, opposites attract”
The two forces (+ and -) pull together like a magnet and push the product in to the deeper layers of the skin (the dermis) So within a few weeks your new skin cells that are coming to the surface are encapsulated with the products that you’ve pushed in your skin.
You need to apply an conductive gel or an ionized topical solution.
Without going into too much technical details, galvanic ion forces nutrients/active ingredients deep into the skin. Also galvanic ion creates heat (you might not feel that) in the body, because electricity encourages the blood flow. By increasing the metabolism, you’ll have a faster cell renewal.
April 17, 2008 at 5:59 am
Thanks for the explanation – I heard about galvanic treatment today and wanted to know how and why it works.
April 19, 2008 at 7:41 am
Hi Jen,
You can find more information about how and why galvanic treatment works at http://www.chiactivate.com/products/skincareproduct/ultrasonicmassager-faq.shtml
May 20, 2008 at 4:12 pm
Hello Gloria,
we have many special offers and right now there are huge discounts available. Here is the link http://www.chiactivate.com/products/ultrasoundskincare/ultrasonicskincare.shtml
ty for reading us
June 20, 2008 at 1:28 pm
Is it possible for us to buy the machine? Are there any body in South Africa which sells this product?
July 8, 2008 at 4:28 pm
As far as we know there is no reseller of Fyola in South Africa. However, you can buy the machine at http://www.chiactivate.com We do ship worldwide with the exception of Europe.
July 8, 2008 at 4:34 pm
Dear Skeptic,
Please read the following article as it should answer any questions you might have about skin structure and the efficiency of skincare products.
http://www.chiactivate.com/articles/skincare/skinstructure.shtml
If you are still not convinced, on the following link you can find references to clinical studies made for the Fyola and the medical journals these have been published in.
http://www.chiactivate.com/products/skincareproduct/whyfyola-facialmassager.shtml
November 20, 2008 at 4:43 am
Is there any kind of side effects occurs in this treatment…??
what should not done in this treatment…
what are the disadvantages of this Galvanic treatment
& is this applicable for all age groups & all skin types…. ??
December 18, 2008 at 9:35 am
The following persons should NOT use the facial massager:
* Are pregnant
* Have a pacemaker
* Have cancerous tumor(s)
* Have heart disease
November 25, 2008 at 6:22 pm
Hi. I recently performed Iontophoresis on a client, and she said that she saw little flashes of light! Any idea what this could be from?
An electrical shock… sounds like a minor one… i had this the other day whilst testing the equipment for my course
Xx
February 3, 2009 at 3:01 am
what is a substitution for the gel that is not expensive? any suggestions?
February 3, 2009 at 10:52 pm
Remember that gel is required for the conduction of ultrasound waves. You can also use water, but the transmission of ultrasound waves into your skin is only 20% and it dries up quickly.
But with the conductive gel, up to 90% of the ultrasound waves can be transmitted into your skin. Gel doesn’t dry that quickly and it help you move the facial machine more smooth around your face.
Purpose of ultrasound waves is to removes dead skin cells and clean up your skin pores.
You see, that gel gives you the best result.
Galvanic is different than ultrasound. Galvanic works like a magnet. As you gently rub or press the galvanic massager over your face it gives a steady, direct galvanic current of positive and negative ions through your skin.
Galvanic facial is based on the basic laws of electricity, “like repels, opposites attract. The two forces ( + positive and – negative) pull together like a magnet and push the product in to the deeper layers of the skin (the dermis).
The capacity of your skin absorption is increased by the galvanic ion and this improves the penetration of nutrition products (anti wrinkle lotion) through your skin.
When using the galvanic treatment, you need to use organic skin care products, such as facial serum, lotion of gel based products.
But make sure there are no chemicals inside the lotion, serum or gel products that you use. Even the most popular branded skin products contains chemicals. Look into the ingredients carefully!
Galvanic treatment can be very powerful. It pushes all the ingredients (including chemicals) into your skin.
So, if you use the wrong skin care product, your skin might get the wrong result.
March 4, 2009 at 9:44 pm
Hello, I thought 3MHz was supposed to be the best for facial treatments and 1MHz for body tissues? The more I read the more I get confused!
March 25, 2009 at 10:16 pm
Higher frequency means more power. Your body skin is ticker than the face. Some machine machines provides 3 Mhz, 1 Mhz is more than enough for a facial treatment.
You should also look at the galvanic-ion. Ultrasound only accelerates blood circulation and removes skin waste. It’s the galvanic ion that pushes the anti-oxidants and vitamin rich ingredients into your skin.
Besides, this facial machine is using a so called “Ionzyme” technology. It combines the ultrasound waves with galvanic ion, which maximizes the absorption of nutriments.
April 18, 2009 at 7:05 am
3 Mhz means 3 millions vibrations per seconds.
As you know, human body skin is ticker than the facial skin.
You don’t want such a strong vibrations going through your facial skin. 1 Mhz ( 1 million vibration per seconds) is more than enough for facial treatment. 3 Mhz is only for the body (arms, neck, and foot).
Besides, it’s important to know that the conduction of the ultrasound waves depends on the product that you use.
The transmission of ultrasonic waves in distilled water is only 60%, near 70% in glue matter, and above 70% in special conductive gel. As you can see, up to 40% of the ultrasound waves is lost by using the wrong product.
It’s no use to get a 3 Mhz or 5 Mhz ultrasound waves, if you don’t use the proper conductive gel.
June 13, 2009 at 4:50 am
Hello,
I am a newly graduated esthetician and my instructor just got back from a cosmetic chemistry seminar in which they went into depth about how even the simplest of topical skin products can and DO affect the lower layers of the skin.
You were right in saying that Galvanic DOES help those products permeate the skin in a more efficient fashion; however I feel it may be a bit misleading to state that most products do not permeate the stratum corneum. And, typically the stratum corneum is exfoliated in the beginning of a regimen; if done properly that in itself will help products seep into the skin past the intracellular cement in lower layers, provided the molecules are small enough and the product is used on a regular basis, every day. I hope this helps. Excuse me if i misunderstood your statements.
February 24, 2008 at 2:21 pm
Hi there, this sounds totally new and cool to me! I have extremely bad black eye rim problems. I blog about some eye treatments on my blog at http://bodytreats.wordpress.com/
Where could you find such facial services?