At-home anti-aging devices

Radiofrequency warms the deeper layers of the skin, and with regular sessions skin can look firmer over time. Published 12-week trials of home radiofrequency devices have measured improvements in firmness and wrinkles; they did not test the Lumo⁺. At-home devices run at lower power than clinic machines, so the change is gradual and varies from person to person. What the evidence shows

Start with one session of 5 to 8 minutes a week for the first two weeks. After that, one or two sessions a week if you are under 40 and two or three if you are over 40, at least two days apart, and no more than 25 minutes of radiofrequency in a week. Cool mode has no limit. The full schedule is in the Lumo manual.

At-home devices work gradually, so consistency matters more than intensity. With the Lumo⁺, results build over 8 to 12 weeks of regular sessions, so give it about three months before you judge. Keeping them takes a maintenance routine of one or two sessions a week. Results vary from person to person. How long RF results last

At home it is a one-time cost: the Lumo⁺ is $499.99, and a 300 mL conductive gel is $49.99. Clinic radiofrequency is priced per session and usually sold as a course, so the total depends on the clinic and the number of sessions. Our evidence guide compares the two.

Only modestly on its own. Red LED light supports the look of smoother skin and softer-looking fine lines over 8 to 12 weeks of regular use. It doesn’t reach the deeper layers that radiofrequency warms, so it isn’t a treatment for sagging along the jawline or neck. The Lumo⁺ uses both in one session. Red light and loose skin: the evidence

Yes for microcurrent. The Lumo⁺ will run without one, but we recommend a water-based conductive gel for every radiofrequency, EMS and ultrasound session: it helps the electrodes glide and keeps contact with the skin even. Our conduction gel is 300 mL. How to choose a conductive gel

No. Micro-infusion stamps very fine needles into the top layers of the skin and delivers a serum through the channels in the same motion, at a fixed depth: 0.5 mm on the MicroInfuser™. Microneedling pens open channels at an adjustable depth, up to 2.5 mm in a clinic, and the serum goes on separately. Micro-infusion, microneedling and dermarolling compared

For most healthy adults the risk is low when the device has a fixed needle depth, single-use sterile heads and a sealed serum path. The MicroInfuser™ has all three: depth locked at 0.5 mm, a fresh gamma-sterilised head each session, and a sealed ampoule. It isn’t suitable for everyone; see “Who shouldn’t use these devices?” under Routine and safety. Is at-home micro-infusion safe?

In our internal study of the MicroInfuser™, the mean changes at six months were 23% in texture, 19.5% in tone and 18% in laxity among the 50 participants who completed it. The study was company-sponsored and has not been independently verified or peer-reviewed.³ Results vary from person to person. What’s realistic in 12 weeks

One evening every two weeks. Each kit holds four treatments, with a fresh sterile head and a sealed serum ampoule for each, so a kit lasts about two months. How often to micro-infuse

Keep the next day gentle: cleanser, moisturiser, and SPF 30 or higher every morning. Hold retinoids and exfoliating acids for 72 hours, vitamin C for 48 and makeup for 24, and wait at least 24 hours (we suggest 48) before any radiofrequency, ultrasound or EMS. What to use after microneedling at home

Dissolving hyaluronic acid microneedle patches can soften the look of fine lines and add hydration under the eyes with regular use over 4 to 12 weeks, and the effect fades without upkeep. They don’t change hollows or true pigmentation. The evidence, and who they are not for

Start with your main concern. For firmness on the face, jawline and neck, the Lumo⁺ combines radiofrequency, EMS and red and blue LED. For smoother, more even-looking skin, the MicroInfuser™ pairs 0.5 mm micro-infusion with Syntha-Pep™ serum. For the eye area, the Venus. The 1-minute quiz will point you to one.

EvenSkyn is a Canadian brand that designs at-home anti-aging devices in Canada. The Lumo⁺ is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 363 verified buyers, 579 clinicians share EVENSKYN with their patients through FrontrowMD without compensation, and every device comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee. You can reach us on +1 (888) 999-1946. About EvenSkyn

The Lumo⁺ averages 4.6 out of 5 across 363 verified buyer reviews. Read every one, including the critical ones, on the reviews page, see customer photos under before and after results, or watch the independent reviews on YouTube: 71 videos from 37 channels.

The Lumo⁺ is $499.99. Kits start at $559.99 and save up to $70.97 against buying each device on its own, and new VIP list members get 10% off by email or text. At checkout you can split any order into 4 interest-free payments with Sezzle.

Order direct from evenskyn.com. Shipping is free across the US and Canada and takes three to four business days. Almost everywhere else it is a flat rate of about US$18.99, charged in your currency, and takes three to nine business days. International shipping lists your country.

Every device comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee. The warranty is 2 years on the Lumo⁺ and 1 year on our other devices and the MicroInfuser™ applicator. Needle heads and serum ampoules are consumables and aren’t covered. Warranty details

Lumo⁺: smooth a water-based conductive gel over the face and neck, then 5 to 8 minutes of sensor-controlled warmth, held at 40 to 42°C, with EMS and red and blue LED. MicroInfuser™: click a sterile head onto a sealed Syntha-Pep™ ampoule and stamp it over the face for 5 to 10 minutes, one evening every two weeks.

Yes, in one order. On micro-infusion days, use the Lumo⁺ first as a warm-up, then the MicroInfuser™. Afterwards, wait at least 24 hours (we suggest 48) before any radiofrequency, ultrasound or EMS. The Duo puts both devices in one kit, and our weekly plan shows how the sessions fit together.

Micro-infusion isn’t suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with a personal or family history of keloid scarring, or within six months of oral isotretinoin. The Lumo⁺ isn’t for use during pregnancy, by children, or by anyone with metal implants. Speak to a doctor first if you take blood thinners or have a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device. Each manual carries the full list.

Our timing guide suggests waiting 14 days after Botox-type injections and 28 days after hyaluronic acid filler before radiofrequency, EMS, microcurrent, ultrasound or micro-infusion. LED light is fine the same day. If you are unsure, ask your injector. The post-injectable timing guide

No. Microcurrent is a very low current that you barely feel and that doesn’t make muscles contract. EMS uses a stronger current that does. The Lumo⁺ and the Eclipse use EMS; the Phoenix bar is our microcurrent device. Microcurrent and EMS compared

The Venus: a slim eye wand with fractional radiofrequency and LED, made for the lids and under-eyes, at $149.99. Don’t run a full-face handset over the eyelid. Under-eye patches add dissolving hyaluronic acid microneedles, eight pairs a month.