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The beauty device market is seeing a boom with new gadgets, gizmos and sonic machines to upgrade your routine. These devices claim to deliver professional-level results at home, with benefits such as reduced acne and pigmentation, tighter skin, brighter eyes and more for mall in Malaysia. They can be used on the face, body or hands and are backed by science, with experts in skincare vouching for their efficacy. Changing lifestyles, rising disposable income and constant innovation in the field of technology are key factors driving beauty device demand.

In addition, the global beauty device market is also driven by various developmental strategies such as investments, partnerships, and acquisitions & mergers among others. The growing number of women concerned with their aesthetics & appearance is expected to boost the market in the near future.

This high-frequency facial wand from Stacked Skincare sends an argon gas-filled electrode into the skin, creating oxygen in the process. Because bacteria can’t survive oxygen, this kills them, which reduces redness and inflammation in the pores. “You’ll notice mild acne fade and fine lines and wrinkles will smooth out,” says Worden, who recommends using it multiple times a week for two to three minutes per session.

While it’s not as effective at killing bacteria as the first gadget, this is a great pick if you want to target the spot-forming C-acnes and P-acnes in the oil glands without irritating the rest of the skin. It’s a gentle tool that delivers immediate results, and Worden advises that you use it in conjunction with other products containing acne fighting ingredients such as benzoyl peroxide and vitamin A.

For the eyes, this gadget takes its inspiration from Asian fingertip tapping eye massages for a more rejuvenated and refreshed look. The light sonic vibration gently exfoliates the skin’s surface to help other eye creams and serums penetrate better.

Another way to up your at-home skincare regimen is with a microneedling device, which stimulates collagen production and helps minimize the appearance of pores, scars and wrinkles. This device is similar to the one you’d get at a dermatologist, with tiny pinpricks that create microchannels in the skin, which leads to a better absorption of active ingredients.

If you’re looking to tone and sculpt your skin, this is the best option. It uses a combination of different modalities to target the muscles in your face, neck and arms, giving you a more toned appearance. You can choose from three different modes — massaging, lifting or the EMS body sculpting Pro option, which has four settings to help you achieve your desired outcome.

For a deep clean, this little guy is the king of them all. It removes dirt and dead skin cells with a rotating brush, which allows you to reach those hard-to-reach places like the nose and the corners of your lips. Plus, it has a timer so you know when it’s time to move on to the next area.