A skin massage tool is proposed. The skin massage tool includes: a handle; and a roller assembly combined with the handle and having a pair of shafts which branch off and a pair of massage balls rotatably joined to the shafts, wherein the roller assembly includes a body joined to one end of the handle and a pair of shafts bent downwards and backwards from the body. The shafts of the roller assembly are bent in a downwardly backward direction of the handle, an angle between a pair of the shafts is in the range from 107° to 117°, and an angle between the handle and the shafts is in the range from 50° to 60°. Therefore, the skin massage tool can enhance a massaging effect and a lifting effect to lift up the sagging skin of the face.

A barbell massage roller includes a roller core having a roller core cavity defined therein. A longitudinal center axis of the barbell massage roller extends through a center of the roller core cavity. The barbell massage roller further includes a roller body having a roller body cavity defined therein. The roller body is disposed on the roller core. The roller body further includes a plurality of helical clusters, each including a plurality of helical protrusions. Each of the plurality of helical protrusions define at least one curved massage surface area. At least the roller core cavity is shaped and sized such that the barbell massage roller is capable of being installed onto a sleeve of a barbell, thereby permitting a user to administer self-massage when the barbell massage roller is installed onto the sleeve of the barbell. At least one method of using a barbell massage roller is disclosed.

A massage roller assembly that includes an outer roller surface, and a plurality of infrared light members positioned adjacent to the outer roller surface and configured to direct infrared light outwardly. The massage roller assembly can be cylindrical, spherical or other shape.

For years, patients of liposuction have had to resort to ongoing, expensive post lipo massages with a masseuse specializing in lymphatic drainage as post liposuction treatment and care for smoothing, shaping and contouring their skin. In addition, some patients have had to resort to using unsanitary, wood baking rolling pins. Now with the LipoRoller, patients will have a safe, sanitary, effective tool to help shape, contour and smooth the skin following their procedures. Further, patients may administer this ‘self-massage’ to enhance their overall look and feel of their skin that will provide the best outcome of their procedure and obtain their desired result.

A cordless portable composite foam roller generates and applies heat and/or cold to muscles, and operates using an internal rechargeable power source combined with a flex-proof heating layer when in use. The cordless foam roller includes an elongated cylindrically-shaped body having a sandwich of heating layer(s) and textured exterior surface, and an inner cavity for hosting the rechargeable power source components.

A derma roller apparatus is provided. The derma roller apparatus has a handle, an inner stabilizer, and a head connected to the handle via the inner stabilizer. The head includes an axial member positioned transverse to the handle. Furthermore, the head includes a left cylindrical member positioned around the axial member to the left of the inner stabilizer, and a right cylindrical member positioned around the axial member to the right of the inner stabilizer. The head also includes a first plurality of needles situated around the left cylindrical member, and a second plurality of needles situated around the right cylindrical member.

An RF treatment device according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises a body having an RF generator, and a handpiece connected to the body, wherein the handpiece: includes a rolling member having a plurality of needles formed to protrude, and a body part, which rotatably supports the rolling member while at least some of the plurality of needles are exposed, which transmits, to the rolling member, RF energy transmitted from the RF generator, and which is formed so that the RF energy is transmitted to the rolling member even while the rolling member is rotating; and further includes a speed measurement unit for detecting information related to the speed of the rolling member, and an RF control unit for controlling the output of the RF energy on the basis of information detected by the speed measurement unit.

An eye treatment system can comprise a roller with a handle, a power source, control circuitry coupled to the power source, an axle, coupled to the handle, a heating element within the roller, a cylinder configured to rotate about the axle, a temperature sensor adjacent to a surface of the cylinder, with the temperature sensor spaced apart from the heating element, and one or more arms of the roller that couple a first end of the handle to the axle, wherein at least one of the one or more arms houses first wiring through which power is supplied from the power source to the heating element and houses second wiring connecting the temperature sensor to the control circuitry. The treatment system might also comprise an eye pad comprising a heat-retaining material and sized to be applied to an eyelid of a user when warmed. The eye pad could be gel-filled.

A vibrational muscle massaging system includes a tubular member that is elongated and has a first end, a second end, and a perimeter surface extending between the first and second ends. The tubular member comprises a substantially solid member. The tubular member comprises a foamed elastomer and is resiliently compressible. The tubular member has a cylindrical shape and has a length greater than a diameter. The first end has a well extending therein. The well has a width that is greater than the height. The well is configured to receive a cellular phone to frictionally engage the cellular phone such that cellular phone extends outwardly away from first end. The tubular member vibrates when the cellular phone vibrates.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a handheld massager having vibrating capabilities. In some embodiments, the handheld massager is adapted to distribute a lubricating liquid onto a massaging tip and/or to deliver energy to tissue in contact with or in close proximity to the handheld massager.