Therabody Therface Pro White Set

Being familiar with Therabody brand after using one of their Theragun percussive massager models for a couple of years now (and really enjoyi it), we were intrigued when they came their new product, their TheraFace Pro. My wife suffers from extreme jaw pain (related to a combination of stress and TMJ), so we decided to get the device that would potentially help relieve that, along with providing a few other benefits!The TheraFace Pro 6-in-1 is a modular facial health device. It comes with 6 attachments - 3 heads for the percussive massaging, 1 for cleansing, 1 LED light treatment ring, and 1 microcurrent - with the opportunity to purchase two additional (as a set): a Cold Ring and a Hot Ring. These all connect to the main device using magnets. The main device ... MoreBeing familiar with Therabody brand after using one of their Theragun percussive massager models for a couple of years now (and really enjoyi it), we were intrigued when they came their new product, their TheraFace Pro. My wife suffers from extreme jaw pain (related to a combination of stress and TMJ), so we decided to get the device that would potentially help relieve that, along with providing a few other benefits!The TheraFace Pro 6-in-1 is a modular facial health device. It comes with 6 attachments - 3 heads for the percussive massaging, 1 for cleansing, 1 LED light treatment ring, and 1 microcurrent - with the opportunity to purchase two additional (as a set): a Cold Ring and a Hot Ring. These all connect to the main device using magnets. The main device itself isn't very big (fairly lightweight), and the design makes it easy to use. It charges with a USB-C port (cable-only included). It has a resting stand, but it is surprising that it isn't a charging stand (and it has to be removed from the stand to charge).The instructions mention that each time before using the TheraFace Pro, you should wash your face and allow your skin to dry.The LED light ring has 3 light functions: Red - for wrinkle reduction; Blue - for reduction of mild to moderate acne; Red + Infrared: winkle reduction plus pain and discomfort reduction. We are new to the idea of LED light treatments, even though it has been around for many years. I've been using the Red/Infrared light (to try to reduce my "laugh lines" around my eyes). It's still too soon to see much of any results, but if/when it is working, I'm sure I'll be able to notice. We'll probably start having our teenage boys start using the Blue LED light to try to help with their mild acne (it would be even nicer if we could eventually stop paying for their acne medication).The one attachment that will probably get the least use from us is the Microcurrent. It is required to use a conductive gel (which a small tube has been included), which unfortunately has just strong enough of a fragrance that is bothersome to my sensitivity to certain types of scents. I did try it out once just to see how it feels, and it was OK. There are 3 levels of current, and the third/highest seems to be just a little too much (even for me who likes electronic muscle stimulation treatments for my back and shoulders, with it turned up quite a bit).The cleansing attachment is flat, but covered in soft, micro rubber tips. This design is to help with working in the cleanser of choice. The percussive feature can also be used with this attachment, which I have tried, and it does add a different aspect to the cleansing.The percussive therapy is set up just right. There are three speed levels: 1750, 2100 and 2400 rpm (definitely much lower that the lowest available for the Theragun). We've found the middle speed the most comfortable, but only because the highest seems to vibrate the nose a little too much. The three attachments include the basic flat, a cone, and a micropoint (think of a very tiny, but stiffer and pointier egg-crate bed topper). My wife will use the flat and cone for going along the pressure points around the jaw. So far, she is seeing a little relief, but will definitely keep using it more with hope that it provide more relief. Although she hasn't tried it just yet, she will probably add the Red/Infrared light therapy at the same time to see if the infrared will provided additional help.If there are any questions about how to use any of the attachments, the Therabody website has quick instruction videos, which I do recommend to view before using.This is definitely a very nice addition to the Therabody lineup and would make a great addition to your facial care routine!!

My wife picked this up because of all of the cool features the Therabody device provides. Admittedly, we should have done more research because she can’t use most of the features of this device without checking with her dermatologist first. I would recommend you visit Therabody’s website because they also call out the following conditions and recommend checking with your doctor before using this product:- Severe Acne- Extremely Sensitive Skin- Eczema- Psoriasis- Rosacea (which my wife has)- Skin DiscolorationThe packaging presentation was nice, product does feel very premium. One of the things my wife liked about it was that all of the heads / attachments were easy to swap off and on. Also, this device and all the heads are smaller, so it’s easy to pack and ... MoreMy wife picked this up because of all of the cool features the Therabody device provides. Admittedly, we should have done more research because she can’t use most of the features of this device without checking with her dermatologist first. I would recommend you visit Therabody’s website because they also call out the following conditions and recommend checking with your doctor before using this product:- Severe Acne- Extremely Sensitive Skin- Eczema- Psoriasis- Rosacea (which my wife has)- Skin DiscolorationThe packaging presentation was nice, product does feel very premium. One of the things my wife liked about it was that all of the heads / attachments were easy to swap off and on. Also, this device and all the heads are smaller, so it’s easy to pack and travel with, assuming you have anywhere to go these days.Another word of caution, you can’t use or take this thing into the shower with you. It would’ve been nice to be able to use this in the shower while washing your face, but nope. Also, you can’t use just any facial cleanser with it - anything that has micro-beads, anything gritty is a no-go, so my wife had to use a regular, pure liquid / lotion type of cleanser.She was able to use the Cleansing Ring and the LED light, it also comes with a Micro Current Ring and 3 percussive therapy attachments. So of the 6 attachments, she was only able to use the first 2 unless cleared by her dermatologist due to rosacea.The Cleansing Ring has 3 speeds, my wife used it at the highest setting and she liked how smooth her face felt afterwards. She thinks she can use this as part of her regular weekly regimen, probably around 3 times per week.The LED ring has 2 red lights and are both meant for wrinkles and a blue light which is for moderate acne. My wife tried out all 3 lights, but said that she doesn’t think you can tell it’s working until after regular uses. There’s also a proximity sensor to help ensure you get the correct distance from your face for the treatment. Make sure you keep the lights out of your eyes, should be obvious, but just something to know.The controller was intuitive and easy to handle and also beeps every 15 seconds so you don’t end up over-using a device on one part of your face, it helps keep you moving.The instruction booklet that came with the unit was very helpful and easy to follow. Although my wife couldn’t use the Micro Current Ring, the package did come with a conductive gel that you use when you use the Micro Current Ring safely. It’s a small tube just to get the hang of the treatment, so if you want to invest in that treatment, you’ll also need to buy additional gel down the line.

This Thereface Pro is a lot like Therabody’s other percussive devices, but fine tuned for the face and neck and not as loud. Simple and easy to change modes with the small LED screen updating to whatever attachment you are using and only three buttons for adjustments. Each of the attachments simply snap on and off with magnets and you have a little bag to keep it all together. Although, the bag is a bit tight if you want to keep it all in there with stand, attachments and charging cable.The massage is relaxing and calming. The light therapy seems to help brighten up the skin and you can really feel the microcurrent working. The cleansing head has been providing a good deep clean and exfoliation to remove oil and dead skin build up. The instruction manual goes over ... MoreThis Thereface Pro is a lot like Therabody’s other percussive devices, but fine tuned for the face and neck and not as loud. Simple and easy to change modes with the small LED screen updating to whatever attachment you are using and only three buttons for adjustments. Each of the attachments simply snap on and off with magnets and you have a little bag to keep it all together. Although, the bag is a bit tight if you want to keep it all in there with stand, attachments and charging cable.The massage is relaxing and calming. The light therapy seems to help brighten up the skin and you can really feel the microcurrent working. The cleansing head has been providing a good deep clean and exfoliation to remove oil and dead skin build up. The instruction manual goes over more precautions than anything, the real details are on their website. Better directions and instructional how-to videos are the first thing I would recommend looking at before you use this device.The one thing I find strange is that the stand that it comes with is basically just a slightly weighted base to allow it to stand upright, but only looks for display and not functional. Like, it would have been better had they allowed a USB passthrough so that it could charge while on the stand. Considering the average use is about 8-10 minutes per day, you can go for well over a week without charging it, it just seems like a wasted capability. Also something of minor note, they don’t recommend using the blue light therapy at the same time as percussion therapy, but the other light modes are fine, even though it is the same light ring just a different click on the button.Overall, this little device has been pretty neat. The microcurrent and percussion attachments make a clear and obvious difference after use. The light therapy is something that may take a little more time to notice but my daughter claims she sees a difference. If you are looking for some facial stress relief and additional professional style care on your own, I would definitely suggest Theraface Pro.