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Negative-pressure facial massage · EMS · Light
FLOW+ combines negative-pressure massage, EMS and LED light in one handheld device. Glide it across your cheeks, jawline and neck as part of your at-home facial routine.
10-minute routine
The difference starts with the head. Suction draws the skin into its circular opening as you move it. EMS and light work at the same contact point.
A 10-minute routine, 3 to 5 times a week. Explore the modes and follow the use instructions for your chosen treatment area.
Skinity FLOW+ comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Some mornings, your face looks tired before the day begins. In photos, you notice a softer jawline. Start with the area you notice most.
Find your focusChoose the area you notice most.
Cheeks & lower facePuffiness can make familiar features look different from one morning to the next. This part of the routine focuses on massage across the cheeks and lower face.
The negative-pressure head draws the skin into its opening, then releases it as you glide. That lifting and releasing action provides the massage.
If it's the fullness below your cheekbones that catches your eye, focus on the cheek-to-jaw area. FLOW+ combines the movement of facial massage with electrical stimulation at the contact rim.
Facial electrical stimulation has been studied for muscle and appearance changes. That research informs FLOW+'s focus on facial definition.
The area beneath your chin is easy to overlook during skincare, even when it's the first place you notice in a photograph. FLOW+'s face-and-neck routine includes this transition alongside the cheeks and jawline.
Follow the placement and movements in the use instructions for the area beneath the jaw.
Changes in the lower cheeks can make your jawline look less distinct. This is the focus of FLOW+'s contour routine, which combines moving massage with facial muscle stimulation.
The head supplies suction massage while EMS delivers electrical impulses through the contact rim. Related facial-device studies have examined muscle thickness and perceived firmness.
Smoother-looking skin is the focus of FLOW+'s red and amber light modes. These wavelengths have been studied for wrinkle appearance, bringing a different purpose to the same massage routine.
Studies have examined 660 nm red light and 590 nm amber light for wrinkle changes. The research is explained in the mode guide below.
FLOW+ uses negative pressure to lift and release the skin as you glide. EMS and light sit around the same opening, so the massage is part of the device's physical action.
One treatment head.
Negative pressure, EMS and light.
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Start with how each device works, then compare the price.
| What you’re choosing |  Skinity FLOW+Negative-pressure facial massage + EMS + light$69.90USD |  MedicubeBooster Pro$230USD |  NuFACETRINITY+ Starter Kit$395USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Powered suction massage | Built into the head | Not listed | Not listed |
| Electrical stimulation | 4 EMS levels | EMS + microcurrent | Microcurrent |
| LED light | Integrated LED · 4 colors | Integrated LED | Separate red-light attachment* |
| Movement | Moving suction massage | Mode-specific movements | Glides & holds |
*NuFACE attachment sold separately; bundles vary. US prices checked September 24, 2026; offers and kits vary. Medisana VC 150 also combines suction, EMS and red light.
Keep FLOW+ where you get ready and use it on your own schedule. Compare the device price with the cost of booking facial appointments.
difference in price.
FLOW+ is priced in USD. The appointment examples are in USD, so a price difference is not calculated.
*FACEGYM Signature Sculpt: $125 on a published US menu. This compares purchase and appointment costs; treatments and results differ. Shipping, tax and glide products are excluded.
See how suction, electrical stimulation and light interact with the skin.
Suction gently draws skin into the head, then releases it as you glide.
Electrical impulses stimulate the facial muscles beneath the skin.
The four modes use different LED wavelengths. Explore each color and its skincare focus in the next section.
Mode 2Amber light
590 nm
Amber light is included for the small creases you notice up close. A facial-light trial found reduced wrinkle volume after repeated treatments with 590 nm light.
EMS level 1Mota et al. assessed wrinkle volume after 10 light-treatment sessions over four weeks.
Red light
660 nm
660 nm red light is included for fine lines and smoother-looking skin. In a split-face study, researchers recorded reduced wrinkle volume on the side treated with red light.
EMS level 2The study compared 660 nm red light with 590 nm amber light over four weeks.
Purple light
Blue 415 nm + red 660 nm
The purple appearance comes from blue and red light together. Researchers have studied this combination for inflammatory acne, with fewer inflamed blemishes reported in light-only treatment.
EMS level 3The acne studies used blue and red light therapy. Keep FLOW+ off active breakouts and irritated skin.
White light
411 to 777 nm
White light combines a broad range of wavelengths. A 12-week study of 411–777 nm light recorded improvements in wrinkle measurements taken from skin replicas.
EMS level 4Nam et al. also used blinded dermatologist ratings; those ratings showed no statistically significant change.
Each mode pairs a light color with one EMS level. Start with the setting recommended in the use instructions and choose a comfortable intensity.
Explore studies on facial electrical stimulation, LED light and massage, including the treatment schedules and changes researchers measured.
Facial electrical stimulation
108women in a randomized studyIn a 12-week randomized study, facial NMES increased cheek-muscle thickness and improved self-rated appearance. The treatment schedule was 20 minutes, five days a week.
Kavanagh et al., 2012Amber & red light
590 / 660nm compared in a split-face studyResearchers compared 590 nm amber and 660 nm red LED treatments around the eyes. Wrinkle-volume measurements improved on both treated sides after 10 sessions.
Mota et al., 2023Manual facial massage
34women in a roller / gua sha trialAn eight-week trial compared facial rollers with gua sha in 34 women, measuring changes in facial contour and skin properties.
Ahn et al., 2025Set FLOW+ beside your cleanser as a reminder. Choose a time you can return to, whether that's before the day starts or after washing your face in the evening.
Cleanse your face and neck. Use FLOW+ on bare skin, or add a thin layer of plain, water-based moisturizer or facial gel for easier glide.
Start with the lowest EMS level. Each mode pairs a light color with an EMS level, so they change together.
Keep the treatment head moving gently rather than holding it in one spot. Switch FLOW+ off after your session and clean the treatment head.
For glide, choose a basic hydrating formula you already tolerate. Keep retinoids, exfoliating acids and scrubs out of the session. Stop if your skin stings or feels irritated.
You may already own a device you stopped using. Before choosing FLOW+, see what makes it different, what you’re paying for, and how it fits into your routine.
I started noticing my jaw in photos, especially from the side. That's what made me look at FLOW+. I wanted to see how the head moved along that area before deciding.
Michelle, 52Some mornings I look tired even after a full night's sleep. I already enjoyed face massage, so this felt like something I'd make time for. Getting the movement right took a few tries.
Andrea, 43If I put a beauty tool away, I forget about it. I keep this where I wash my face. I'm still using the first setting because that's where I feel comfortable.
Sarah, 46I used to pay attention to forehead lines. Lately, it's the lower part of my face I notice in pictures. I read the cheek and jawline section first.
Joanne, 58My cheeks are the area I'm interested in, so seeing the head against someone's face was useful. Product photos on their own don't tell me how a tool will fit in my hand.
Nadia, 39Four colors sounded confusing at first. The guide made the settings easier to follow. I kept it open beside me for the first few sessions.
Denise, 49The area under my jaw is what I'm watching. I took a photo in the bathroom where I can use the same lighting again. I'd rather compare that than keep trying to remember how it looked.
Elena, 55On mornings when my face feels puffy, I like taking time for a massage before getting ready. I still have to make room for it, but I enjoy that part of my morning.
Rachel, 47I've bought tools I stopped using. This time I read the guarantee before anything else. I wanted to know how long I'd have to decide.
Claire, 61
The hardware behind the routine.
A Korean skincare device for face and neck.
FLOW+ adds powered negative-pressure massage. Its circular opening draws the skin upward as you move the head, while EMS and light work around the rim.
The settings are paired: amber with EMS level 1, red with level 2, purple with level 3 and white with level 4. Selecting a mode changes both together. There is one suction mode.
The design includes face and neck care. Use only the neck areas and movements specified in the use instructions. Eyelids and the immediate under-eye area are excluded from the suction-and-EMS routine.
If your skin is sensitive, check the suitability guidance before use. Begin with the recommended starting setting, keep the head moving and stop if you experience irritation. Avoid broken or inflamed skin.
Build a consistent routine and compare photos at your six-week check-in. Keep the lighting, angle and expression the same so you can follow changes in your cheeks, jawline and visible lines. Results and the time they take vary from person to person.
FLOW+ can be used on bare skin. For easier glide, you can add a thin layer of plain, water-based moisturizer or facial gel that your skin already tolerates. Avoid exfoliating acids, retinoids and scrubs during the session; stop if your skin stings or feels irritated.
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Explore published research on facial electrical stimulation, LED light and mechanical massage. Each summary names the treatment studied, the schedule and the findings.
Kavanagh et al. randomized 108 women to facial NMES or an untreated control group for 12 weeks. Treatment lasted 20 minutes, five days a week. The NMES group showed increased cheek-muscle thickness and improved self-rated facial appearance.
Omatsu et al. studied a facial electrical-stimulation system in 24 women over eight weeks, recording facial contour and skin measurements. The original paper and its 2026 correction are linked below.
Omatsu et al., 2024 · 2026 correction
Mota et al. compared 590 nm amber and 660 nm red LED light on opposite sides of the face. After 10 sessions over four weeks, wrinkle-volume measurements improved on both sides. Hydration and skin viscoelasticity measurements were unchanged.
Papageorgiou et al. studied 415 nm blue and 660 nm red light therapy for acne, reporting fewer inflammatory lesions with the combined light treatment. Follow FLOW+'s use instructions and keep the device off active breakouts.
Nam et al. compared 660 nm red light and 411–777 nm white light in 52 women over 12 weeks. Skin-replica measurements improved; blinded dermatologist ratings showed no statistically significant change.
Ahn et al. compared facial rollers and gua sha in 34 women over eight weeks, measuring facial contour and skin properties in the two treatment groups.
A professional suction-and-flap study followed 30 adults and assessed facial sagging and skin measurements. The main comparison of sagging responders was not statistically significant; the paper reports its other measurements in detail.
Compare the listed features, treatment methods and recorded prices. “Not listed” means the reviewed manufacturer page did not describe powered suction.
Competitor pages were reviewed on September 24, 2026. Competitor features and prices can change. Photographs belong to their respective brands.
The example uses a published FACEGYM menu listing a 45-minute Signature Sculpt appointment at $125.
One, four and twelve appointments cost $125, $500 and $1,500 at that menu price. When FLOW+ is displayed in USD, the comparison calculates the price difference. Other currencies are labelled separately and are not subtracted from the US appointment prices.
This is a spending illustration. Professional services and home devices differ in technique, treatment time, practitioner expertise and results. The menu is an example, not a nationwide average or a current booking quote. Shipping, tax, glide products, extras and discounts are excluded.
Skinity FLOW+ combines negative-pressure facial massage, EMS and LED light in one handheld device.
Amber: 590 nm. Red: 660 nm. Purple: 415 nm blue + 660 nm red. White: 411–777 nm broad-spectrum light.
Selecting a mode changes its light color and EMS level together. Begin with the setting recommended in the use instructions.
The difference is the massage itself. FLOW+ uses negative pressure to gently lift and release the skin as you glide, with EMS and LED light in the same treatment head. That brings facial massage and your light routine into one handheld device, without switching between separate tools. Ten minutes, three to five times a week, makes it a manageable addition to your existing skincare.
The $69.90 price includes negative-pressure massage, four EMS levels and all four LED colors. You don’t need a separate light attachment to use those modes. We’ve kept the price accessible so that adding a facial device doesn’t have to mean spending several hundred dollars. And with our 60-day money-back guarantee, you have time to use FLOW+ in your own routine before deciding whether to keep it.
FLOW+ gives you a dedicated face-and-neck treatment to use at home, without arranging an appointment or paying for every session. It combines negative-pressure massage, EMS and LED light in a 10-minute routine, three to five times a week. There’s no travel or scheduling to arrange—you choose when it fits into your day.
You don’t have to work out a different setting for every feature. Each of the four modes pairs a light color with an EMS level, while negative pressure provides the massage. Start with the lowest EMS level and follow the preparation and movement instructions for each recommended area. The four-mode guide explains the skincare focus of each color, so you can understand your options before using them.
Skinity FLOW+ comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
If it is not right for you, contact Skinity for help with your return.
Follow the use instructions for preparation, mode selection, treatment areas and cleaning.
