The Skin Consult Clinical Anti-Ageing System

Device-assisted regenerative anti-ageing, engineered for clinical-grade results at home.

Visible ageing is not a surface concern. It is the cumulative expression of five biological processes happening in the dermis simultaneously: declining cellular turnover, progressive collagen and elastin breakdown, oxidative mitochondrial damage, chronic low-grade inflammation (inflammaging), and compromised lymphatic and microcirculation. No topical serum — however advanced — can address all five alone, because topicals cannot reach the depth at which most ageing actually occurs.

This is why the Skin Consult Anti-Ageing System is built as a device-assisted clinical protocol, not a topical routine. Two multi-modal professional-grade devices deliver the energetic stimulus — thermal, sonic, EMS microcurrent, LED phototherapy and facial cupping — while a clinically-formulated peptide serum and a regenerative ozonated balm are driven deeper into the skin through device-enhanced penetration. The result: the kind of dermal remodelling, circulation enhancement and structural rebuild that was previously only achievable in-clinic.

The Device Layer — Two Multi-Modal Professional Devices

SculptR V-Lift Beauty Device (Sculpt, Lift and Regenerate)

A true 3-in-1 multi-modal beauty device engineered to replicate the core technologies used in professional anti-ageing facials — facial cupping, multi-wavelength LED phototherapy and EMS microcurrent — all delivered through a single ergonomic at-home tool. Each modality targets a different biological driver of visible ageing, and each reaches a different, clinically-defined depth of the skin.

Multi-Wavelength LED Phototherapy (Biostimulate at depth)

Clinically validated light therapy delivering seven wavelengths, each penetrating to a different depth of the skin to trigger a distinct cellular response. LED phototherapy delivers what no cream can: cellular-level biostimulation reaching the depth where ageing actually originates — the dermal fibroblasts, the mitochondria within them, and the melanocytes that regulate tone.

SculptR V-Lift LED Light Selection Guide

Quick Reference — Which Light For Which Concern

LED Safety Notes

• Blue light is contraindicated for rosacea, eczema, TSW and barrier-compromised skin — it can aggravate inflammation.
• Green light is the safest primary choice for melasma. Avoid prolonged red and near-infrared exposure on melasma-prone skin, as heat can potentially trigger pigment flares.
• Red and purple should be used cautiously on heat-sensitive conditions such as melasma and rosacea flares.
• Light blue is the most universally tolerated wavelength — ideal for starting a protocol or after any strong treatment.

EMS Microcurrent (Lift and Tone the deep muscle layer)

Sub-sensory electrical impulses penetrate through the epidermis and dermis to reach the Superficial Muscular Aponeurotic System (SMAS) at 4–8mm — the same muscle-fascia layer targeted by clinical HIFU and professional facelift treatments. At this depth, EMS performs three distinct clinical functions simultaneously:

• Muscle re-education — retrains facial muscles toward their original position and tone, supporting visible lifting along the jawline, cheekbones and brow.
• Fibroblast stimulation — dermal fibroblasts are activated to produce fresh collagen and elastin.
• Cellular energy boost — intracellular ATP production is accelerated by up to 500%, providing the metabolic fuel required for collagen synthesis, detoxification and repair.

Paired in this protocol with PWR Multi-Peptide Serum — the electrical current drives peptides, hydrolysed collagen and glycosaminoglycans deeper than topical application alone can achieve.

Facial Cupping (Decongest fascia, flush lymphatics, oxygenate)

Gentle negative-pressure suction engages tissue from the surface down to the superficial fascia and SMAS layer at 4–8mm, delivering a multi-layer clinical effect:

• Flushes dermal microcirculation, delivering oxygen and nutrients to sluggish, ageing cells.
• Decongests superficial lymphatic pathways, reducing puffiness and dullness.
• Releases fascial adhesions and muscle tension patterns that carve expression lines over time.
• Provides mechanical stimulation to fibroblasts, complementing the LED and EMS biostimulation.

Paired in this protocol with O3 Oxygenated Repair Balm — whose slip and regenerative profile make it the ideal cupping medium, while the ozonated oxygen amplifies the circulation-boosting and repair effect.

Why this device matters in anti-ageing: topicals work at the surface. The SculptR V-Lift works at the depth where ageing actually occurs — the epidermis, dermis, fibroblasts, mitochondria, microcirculation, superficial fascia and SMAS muscle layer

GlowVibe ThermoCleanse (Prep, Prime and Penetrate)

A thermo-sonic dual-action cleansing and treatment device that replaces manual cleansing with a clinic-grade ritual. High-frequency sonic vibration performs a deep, non-abrasive decongestion of pores — lifting sebum, debris and the dulling buildup of dead surface cells that cause mature skin to lose its glow.

For anti-ageing skin, the ThermoCleanse delivers three non-negotiable benefits: it removes the dead-cell buildup that blocks topical absorption; it primes circulation so the actives applied afterwards penetrate more effectively; and its cool-phase lymphatic stimulation reduces morning puffiness and supports a firmer, more defined facial contour.

Thermal Therapy (Absorb and Renew)

Dual warm/cool thermal modes each serve a distinct clinical purpose:

• Warm mode (40–45°C) — affects the epidermis and upper dermis (0–2mm); dilates capillaries, opens pores, softens surface residue, and enhances penetration of the actives applied beneath.
• Cool mode (5–10°C) — tones the skin at the epidermal surface, constricts capillaries, calms inflammation, reduces puffiness, and closes pores after treatment to lock in actives.

Used before SculptR, it ensures every subsequent step of the protocol works harder.

The Topical Layer — Clinical Actives, Device-Enhanced

PWR Pigment and Wrinkle Multi-Peptide Serum (Regenerate and Remodel)

The regenerative heart of this protocol — and the serum specifically paired with the EMS function of the SculptR device. When microcurrent is applied over this serum, the electrical impulses drive the actives deeper into the skin than topical application alone can ever achieve.

Every ingredient in this serum is chosen for anti-ageing function:

• Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 — a signal peptide that modulates expression-line formation at the neuromuscular junction, softening dynamic wrinkles around the eyes, forehead and mouth. Often described as a topical alternative to neuromodulator injections for fine expression lines.
• Dipeptide Diaminobutyroyl Benzylamide Diacetate (Syn-Ake) — a second neuromodulating peptide that works synergistically with acetyl hexapeptide-8 to relax muscle tension and visibly smooth wrinkle depth.
• Hydrolysed Collagen — low-molecular-weight collagen fragments that signal fibroblasts to produce fresh, structural collagen, improving skin density and elasticity.
• Sodium Hyaluronate — delivers deep hydration and immediate plumping, softening the appearance of fine lines.
• Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) — the dermal matrix components that retain moisture and provide cushioning between collagen fibres; restoring them restores skin suppleness.
• Euglena Gracilis Extract — a microalgal biotechnology active rich in beta-glucan and paramylon that supports skin regeneration, reduces oxidative damage and enhances barrier function.
• Sophora Japonica Bud Extract — flavonoid-rich antioxidant protection against the oxidative stress that drives ageing.
• Arginine and Sarcosine — amino acid cofactors supporting skin metabolism and cellular renewal.

With device assistance, this serum works at a clinically meaningful depth — not just on the surface.

O3 Oxygenated Skin Healing Balm (Repair and Regenerate)

An ozonated botanical balm built around ozone-infused olive oil, beeswax, ylang ylang and lemongrass essential oils — and the product specifically paired with the facial cupping function of the SculptR device. Its rich slip and regenerative profile make it the ideal cupping medium, while the ozone delivers active oxygen directly into skin tissue to:

• Restore mitochondrial function — ageing is fundamentally a decline in mitochondrial capacity, and oxygenation helps reverse that.
• Reduce transepidermal water loss (TEWL) — ageing skin loses moisture faster; this balm reinforces the lipid barrier.
• Calm chronic inflammation — the inflammaging process that degrades collagen and elastin over time.
• Rebalance the skin microbiome — increasingly recognised as a key factor in skin ageing.
• Enhance visible plumpness and radiance — by improving hydration, circulation and cellular oxygenation in one step.

The Clinical Workflow

Release, Nourish, Treat, Lift, Biostimulate

Each step of this protocol is sequenced for a specific clinical reason. Cupping comes before EMS because cupping prepares and decongests the tissue — releasing fascial tension, flushing lymphatic stagnation and oxygenating cells — so that when EMS microcurrent is applied, it works on well-perfused, relaxed, receptive tissue rather than stagnant or tense tissue. This sequence is how clinical-grade results are achieved at home.

1. Cleanse and Prime with GlowVibe ThermoCleanse — sonic decongestion, thermal activation, priming for absorption.
2. Apply O3 Oxygenated Repair Balm — your cupping medium and skin-regenerating layer.
3. Facial Cupping with SculptR V-Lift — release fascia, flush lymphatics, oxygenate tissue, reveal true contour. Duration: 2 minutes per side of the face — upward and outward strokes only, never downward.
4. Apply PWR Multi-Peptide Serum — delivering peptides, GAGs, hydrolysed collagen and antioxidants.
5. EMS and LED with SculptR V-Lift — microcurrent drives peptides deep into the dermis and SMAS layer while the selected LED wavelength biostimulates fibroblasts, mitochondria and collagen synthesis simultaneously. Duration: 3 minutes per side of the face. Select LED colour based on your primary skin concern. Upward, sculpting strokes along the jawline, cheekbones and brow.

Starter Protocol — Building Tolerance and Results Gradually

This progressive protocol is essential. Starting at lower intensity and building gradually allows your skin, muscles, fascia and lymphatic system to adapt — preventing sensitivity flares, muscle fatigue, and the common mistake of overdoing it in the first week.

Per-Session Timing Summary

Why Start Low and Slow

Starting at low intensity for the first 2–4 weeks is a clinical non-negotiable:

• Skin adaptation: your skin's tolerance to microcurrent, LED and suction builds progressively.
• Muscle adaptation: facial muscles — like any muscle — can fatigue or overwork. Gentle introduction prevents temporary soreness or mild asymmetry.
• Lymphatic adaptation: sudden intensive lymphatic stimulation can trigger temporary puffiness or breakouts as the system clears stagnant fluid and waste. Starting low allows gradual clearance.
• Avoiding rebound inflammation: over-treatment in week one is the most common reason people abandon device protocols. Slow and consistent beats intensive and inconsistent every time.

Clinical rule: if your skin feels warm, tingly or slightly flushed after a session — that's normal. If it feels sore, inflamed, or breaks out — reduce intensity and drop back to the previous phase.

When To Pause Or Avoid Treatment

• Active cold sore, open wound, or infection in the treatment area.
• Immediately after professional peels, microneedling or laser (wait 7–14 days).
• During a melasma flare, switch to Green or Yellow LED only at low intensity.
• If pregnant, speak with your clinician before using EMS.
• If you have a pacemaker, implanted electrical device, or are under active cancer treatment — EMS is contraindicated.

How The Anti-Ageing System Addresses Each Driver Of Visible Ageing