There appears to be a mismatch between the product name and the description. The name refers to a vacuum therapy breast enhancement / nipple stretching massager, while the description details the GLM H-031II Facial Treatment Face Lift Equipment (galvanic, RF, thermo, EMS, cooling). Confirm the SKU or product model with the seller to ensure you receive the correct device.
Vacuum therapy uses controlled negative pressure (suction) to increase blood flow, promote lymphatic drainage, and temporarily expand soft tissue. It can produce short-term fullness and improved circulation, but results and longevity vary and professional protocols should be followed.
No. The GLM H-031II description outlines a facial treatment device (galvanic, RF, thermo facelift, EMS, cooling). It is not intended or certified for breast enhancement or nipple stretching. Do not use facial RF/EMS probes on breast tissue or nipples.
The GLM H-031II incorporates galvanic technology, thermo facelift (controlled heat), radio frequency (RF), cooling therapy, electro muscle stimulation (EMS), bionic clip technology, and multiple adjustable air output modes for customized treatments.
This device is intended for trained professionals — licensed aestheticians, dermatologists, or clinic staff with hands‑on training. It is not recommended for unsupervised home use unless the manufacturer offers a user version and training.
Do not use on clients who are pregnant or breastfeeding (for breast devices), have pacemakers or implanted electronic devices, active cancer, open wounds, active infections, severe cardiovascular disease, or epilepsy. Avoid use over metal implants without medical clearance. Always follow the manufacturer safety list and obtain a medical history prior to treatment.
Common temporary effects include redness, mild swelling, bruising, tenderness, numbness, or tingling. Improper use can cause skin damage, burns (with RF/thermo), or bruising (with vacuum). Stop treatment and seek medical advice if severe pain, persistent bruising, blistering, or signs of infection occur.
Professional facial sessions typically last 20–40 minutes depending on the protocol and area treated. A course of 6–12 sessions spaced weekly or biweekly is common for cumulative collagen stimulation; individual recommendations should follow manufacturer protocols and a professional assessment.
If using a dedicated vacuum breast device under professional supervision, sessions often last 15–30 minutes and may be done several times per week initially. Some immediate temporary fullness may be seen after treatment; sustained change requires repeated treatments and maintenance. Follow a professional plan — do not self-treat without guidance.
The GLM H-031II is described for the face, neck, eye area and some body applications when appropriate handles are provided. Devices specifically named for breast or nipple treatment are configured with specialized suction cups and safety parameters — do not interchange probes between face and breast treatments unless explicitly approved by the manufacturer.
Follow the manufacturer cleaning instructions. General care: power off and unplug before cleaning, wipe external surfaces and probes with approved disinfectant, avoid immersing the unit in water despite ABS housing, inspect hoses and consumables for wear, replace disposable parts (filters/suction cups) as recommended, and store in a dry, cool place.
Common accessories include conductive gels, disposable suction cups or cushions, replacement hoses, filters, electrode pads, and protective covers. Check the product listing or supplier for the included items and recommended consumables.
No treatment involving suction, RF, or strong mechanical manipulation should be used over recent surgical sites or implants without explicit medical clearance from the client’s surgeon. Consult a medical professional before treating clients with implants or recent procedures.
Operators should complete manufacturer-provided training and have appropriate professional licensure (aesthetician, cosmetologist, nurse, or physician depending on local regulations). Training covers device operation, contraindications, treatment protocols, client assessment, and emergency procedures.
Warranty terms vary by manufacturer and seller; commercial aesthetic devices commonly include a limited parts warranty (often 6–12 months) with optional extended plans. Confirm warranty length, what it covers (parts vs. consumables), return policy, and availability of technical support or replacement parts before purchase.
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