A device for treating human keratin materials that delivers a cosmetic or dermatological composition onto the latter together with the application of an electric current, in particular an electrophoresis device, the composition applied being contained in a cartridge carried by the device, the cartridge having a body that forms a reservoir and a piston through which a drive screw passes and which can move in the body under the effect of the relative rotation of the screw and the piston, the device comprising an electric drive motor for bringing about this relative rotation of the screw and of the piston, and an electronic circuit for controlling the electric motor.

A method of electro-therapeutic stimulation is disclosed herein. The method includes the steps of attaching electrodes to a practitioner and a patient, physically contacting the patient's body with the practitioner's body, and transmitting electrical current to the patient's body through the practitioner's body. This method of treatment for soft tissue injuries and disorders enables the practitioner to integrate electrical muscle stimulation with any form of soft tissue or manual therapy, stretching, or movement.

A balance rehabilitation apparatus is provided, including an audio stimulation unit, an electronic stimulation unit and a control unit. The audio stimulation unit includes two speakers, and the electronic stimulation unit includes a plurality of first electronic stimulation agents and two second electronic stimulation agents. Two of the plurality of first electronic stimulation agents correspond to cheeks of a user, two of the plurality of first electronic stimulation agents correspond to a cerebellum of the user, and the two second electronic stimulation agents correspond to two mastoid processes of the user. The control unit is electrically connected with the two speakers, the plurality of first electronic stimulation agents and the two second electronic stimulation agents and simultaneously controls the two speakers, the plurality of first electronic stimulation agents and the two second electronic stimulation agents to operate to increase the efficiency of balance rehabilitation.

A balance rehabilitation apparatus is provided, including an audio stimulation unit, an electronic stimulation unit and a control unit. The audio stimulation unit includes two speakers, and the electronic stimulation unit includes a plurality of first electronic stimulation agents and two second electronic stimulation agents. Two of the plurality of first electronic stimulation agents correspond to cheeks of a user, two of the plurality of first electronic stimulation agents correspond to a cerebellum of the user, and the two second electronic stimulation agents correspond to two mastoid processes of the user. The control unit is electrically connected with the two speakers, the plurality of first electronic stimulation agents and the two second electronic stimulation agents and simultaneously controls the two speakers, the plurality of first electronic stimulation agents and the two second electronic stimulation agents to operate to increase the efficiency of balance rehabilitation.

An oral care implement having conductive protrusions. In one embodiment, the oral care implement includes a handle and a head coupled to the handle. Furthermore, the oral care implement includes a power source. A plurality of conductive protrusions may be electrically coupled to the power source. The plurality of conductive protrusions may include a base proximate the head and a distal end spaced from the head. Furthermore, at least one of the conductive protrusions may taper from the base to the distal end.

An oral care implement having conductive protrusions. In one embodiment, the oral care implement includes a handle and a head coupled to the handle. Furthermore, the oral care implement includes a power source. A plurality of conductive protrusions may be electrically coupled to the power source. The plurality of conductive protrusions may include a base proximate the head and a distal end spaced from the head. Furthermore, at least one of the conductive protrusions may taper from the base to the distal end.

A hand-held device for electrically powered skin treatment is disclosed. The device includes a first outer electrode, a second outer electrode, and a plurality of rechargeable batteries. The plurality of batteries are disposed in a compartment where the compartment is covered by a shell-like housing cover and where an outside of the housing cover is a section of an exterior area of a device housing. The compartment is covered by a removable compartment cover where an inner side of the compartment cover is directed toward the plurality of batteries in the compartment and where a connector socket with at least two poles is disposed on an outer side of the compartment cover. The compartment cover is located within the housing cover. A charging circuit is coupled to the plurality of batteries.

This application discloses a beauty instrument which includes: a housing, where the housing includes a working head; and an electrical stimulation component which includes an EMS stimulation circuit, an RF radio frequency circuit, and a first group of electrodes, a second group of electrodes, and a third group of electrodes that are all disposed on the working head, the first group of electrodes is separately connected to the EMS stimulation circuit and the RF radio frequency circuit, the second group of electrodes includes a plurality of second electrodes that are distributed at intervals around the first group of electrodes, the plurality of second electrodes are all connected to the RF radio frequency circuit and/or connected to the EMS stimulation circuit, the third group of electrodes includes a plurality of third electrodes that are all connected to the EMS stimulation circuit.

In a first aspect, there is a system including: a sheet configured to be applied to the skin of a patient over a wound or scar bed; a device that is separate from the sheet and that is configured to be used to massage the sheet to cause: (1) static charging of the sheet, and (2) physical massaging of the wound covered by the sheet.

In a first aspect, there is a system including: a sheet configured to be applied to the skin of a patient over a wound or scar bed; a device that is separate from the sheet and that is configured to be used to massage the sheet to cause: (1) static charging of the sheet, and (2) physical massaging of the wound covered by the sheet.