How it works
Here's the idea. Compressed oxygen drives a stream of micro-droplets out of a patented handpiece at very high velocity. Our device manuals put the spray speed at over 200 metres per second, with mixture particles under 80 microns across. Those numbers matter: small enough to slip into the follicle, fast enough to dislodge sebum and dead cells without a blade or a needle.
The energy here is kinetic and pneumatic, not light. There's no laser wavelength involved. Instead the jet does three things at once. It lifts debris and excess cutin out of clogged pores. It carries saline and nutrient liquid into the upper skin so actives absorb better. And because acne bacteria are anaerobic, flooding the follicle with oxygen makes that environment far less friendly to them. You control the intensity by adjusting output pressure and the distance between pen and skin, so a delicate cheek gets a gentle pass while a thicker, oilier zone can take more.
Our engineering archive also flags the jet as a fast, even prep before other treatments, clearing surface debris and demodex so follow-on devices work on clean skin.



