Cosmetology insights
Cosmetology insights
At-home lifting devices are gaining popularity: they promise to firm facial contours, smooth fine lines, and rejuvenate the skin — all without needles or salon visits. But are they truly effective and safe?
We sat down with professional cosmetologist Dr. Emily Carter, who has over 10 years of clinical experience, to hear her thoughts on the future of at-home skincare technologies.
Question: Emily, can at-home devices really replace salon treatments?
Dr. Carter:
Not exactly replace, but they can greatly support and prolong the results of professional treatments. Today’s at-home tools are based on proven technologies like radio frequency (RF), microcurrents, and LED light therapy — once exclusive to clinics, now accessible at home.
The biggest benefit? Consistency. Even the best salon treatment will fade without a regular skincare routine.
What can at-home lifting realistically achieve?
Dr. Carter:
At-home sculpting devices are highly effective for:
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Preventing early signs of aging
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Improving skin firmness and elasticity
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Lifting and contouring the jawline and cheek area
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Stimulating collagen and elastin production
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Reducing puffiness, dullness, and fine lines
These devices are ideal for those who want natural results without injections or downtime.
Which devices would you recommend?
Dr. Carter:
I recommend using professional-grade devices that combine multiple technologies. Two excellent options are:
Glowea LED Mask – uses multi-wavelength LED light to treat a range of skin concerns, from aging and dullness to redness and acne. It’s comfortable, non-invasive, and easy to use 3–4 times a week.
Liftea Pro 4-in-1 Sculptor – a multifunctional device that combines RF-lifting, EMS (microcurrent muscle stimulation), LED light, and vibration massage. It’s great for firming the face, reducing wrinkles, and restoring contour — especially around the cheeks, chin, and neck.
Used together or separately, both devices provide clinic-level results at home.
Are there any risks or common mistakes?
Dr. Carter:
Yes — always follow usage guidelines and check for contraindications like pregnancy, active cancer, or inflamed skin conditions. The most common mistake is overuse — more is not always better. Stick to the recommended schedule, and give your skin time to rest and regenerate.
Your advice to women deciding between salon and home care?
Dr. Carter:
If you’re in your 30s or 40s and want to maintain a youthful look, start with high-quality at-home devices. They’re convenient, affordable long-term, and incredibly effective with consistent use.
Professional treatments can still be helpful for more intensive care, but home devices help you stay proactive, saving time and money.
Final Thoughts
At-home lifting is more than a trend — it’s a smart, accessible solution for modern skincare. With devices like the Glowea LED Mask and Liftea Pro 4-in-1 Sculptor, you can confidently take your skincare routine into your own hands — and enjoy visible results without leaving home.