An apparatus for removing blackheads and providing skin care treatments comprising a funnel body wherein said funnel body comprises a compartment, a first opening and a second opening; wherein said first opening and said second opening are bended about 45 degrees from an axial axis; wherein said first opening further comprises a vacuum tip that is detachable and said second opening further comprises a massage metal plate; said apparatus further comprises a vacuum pump, a CPU, and a PCB that are all disposed within said compartment; wherein said vacuum tip further comprises a vacuum filter that is disposed in between said vacuum tip and said vacuum pump; wherein said vacuum pump is controlled by said CPU and said PCB; wherein said funnel body further comprises a smart switch disposed on the outside wall thereof; wherein said smart switch is wired to and controlled by said CPU and said PCB; wherein said apparatus further comprises a lithium battery that powers said PCB, said CPU, and said pump; wherein said funnel body further comprises vent pores; wherein said apparatus further comprises a status light made of LED that is wired to and controlled by said CPU and said PCB, and powered by said lithium battery.

A vacuum suction handheld device with a cup attachment at the end that contacts the skin with negative pressure and light and gently glides across the treatment area. The goal of this is to relieve muscle tension, encourage lymphatic drainage, and soften fine lines/wrinkles by opening up blood vessels under the skin creating a plumping effect. The device can also have red or blue light technology, vibration and hot/cold added to it.

A massage chair heat dissipation structure, including: a massage base, having a first side and a second side, with a massage member mounted on the first side; and a fan unit, which is pivot connected to the massage base. When the massage member is massaging the human body, operation of the fan unit drives air therethrough and between the first side and the second side by flowing through a flow path, which prevents a user from having a clammy feeling, and further improves user comfort during massage.

A medical device is disclosed that is able to provide a combination of thermal and DVT therapies to a patient. The components, arrangement of components, function of the device as a whole, and methods of use of the device are all devised to maximize therapeutic effectiveness.

Effectiveness in this context is measured by the ability to provide a controlled application of the recommended thermal treatment including time, temperature, compression, and number of cycles with specified cycle duration.

A massage device includes a rotatable member rotatably supported on a supporting base with a pivot axle, and a neck massage member engaged onto the rotatable member and rotated in concert with the rotatable member relative to the supporting base for engaging with a neck portion of a user and for exercising and massaging the neck portion of the user. The supporting base includes a number of rollers engaged with the rotatable member for rotatably supporting the rotatable member on the supporting base. The supporting base includes a number of sockets for engaging with and for supporting the rollers.

A wearable pain management apparatus includes a drum shaped oscillatory motion driver mounted with electromagnetic coils attached to a non-stretching belt tightly strapped around a user's waist. The driver's top surface is pressed against the back of the user's waist. A belt has a ratchet buckle and a group of elongated tracks. A holster with a battery pack is securely clipped onto the belt. A center mounted motor drives a set of torque conversion planetary gears. An off center mounted mass rotates and causes unbalance and an oscillatory motion. A power cable laminated between two surfaces of the belt body terminates on a switch. The user holds a deep breath while pulling hard on the belt end causing the ratchet buckle to lock on the tracks. This action effectively places hand pressure on the apparatus rubbing on their back via the Oscillatory Pulsed Electromagnetic Field to speedily alleviate pain.

A stool is provided that provides a raised heel squat position to a user that engages the stool. The raised heel squatting position promotes a healthy and productive experience on a toilet. The stool may be collapsible for easier storage and transportation. The stool may be adjustable to provide custom fittings to different size users. Additionally, the stool may be intelligent and may provide a customized immersive experience to a person on a toilet.

A method for heat source acupuncture and body shaping. The method for heat source acupuncture includes the steps of inserting a plurality of needles various tissue locations. The tissue locations are of various depths and locations. The method further includes having at least three needles placed into the tissue at 45-degree angles. The needles are inserted at various depths between a quarter inch to 5 inches of tissue Once the needles are inserted into the tissue, the ends not in the tissue are heated. The needles are heated for 3 seconds each. The process of heating is repeated for each needle 30 times or until sweating is induced.

A therapeutic thermal energy measuring system, method and application for a meridian thermal therapy device. The therapeutic thermal energy measuring system for a meridian thermal therapy device comprises: a time setting module for setting a time; a temperature setting module or an intensity level setting module for setting a temperature or an intensity level; a therapeutic thermal energy measuring module for measuring therapeutic thermal energy on the basis of a preset time and a preset temperature or intensity level, and outputting a result, and/or performing real-time measurement of therapeutic thermal energy on the basis of a preset temperature or intensity level and cumulative working hours of a treatment head of the meridian thermal therapy device, and outputting a result. The therapeutic heat energy measuring system can solve a bottleneck problem of having no way of quantizing therapeutic thermal energy in meridian thermal therapy.

A method and apparatus that affect vacuum to massage a volume of the skin and one or more types of skin treatment energies coupled to the massaged volume to treat the skin and subcutaneous adipose tissue and produce a desired treatment effect. The method and apparatus are based on coupling an array or a number of arrays being an assembly of skin treatment units with each skin treatment unit including a hollow cavity and a number of different energy to skin applying elements operative to receive skin treatment energy from a source of such energy and couple or apply the received energy to a treated segment of skin.