Volnewmer Tip Types: How to Tell Whether Genuine Tips Are Being Used

Volnewmer tip types: How to tell whether genuine tips are being used?

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"I heard a celebrity got it,

so I became a little curious about Volnewmer,

but there are so many tip types

that I couldn’t tell what was what...

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And I want to know in advance whether genuine tips are being used,

but is there a way to tell?"

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As a well-known celebrity who appears often on entertainment shows received Volnewmer with their own money and later became its advertising model, I can feel that interest in Volnewmer has become very strong.

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However, there is a point where people hit a wall while looking into Volnewmer: the tip types.

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Because this is a treatment that uses such a wide variety of tips, many people do not know which tip is used where and what effect it provides, so I organized the tip types used in Volnewmer treatments.

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And since I received many requests asking how to tell whether a Volnewmer tip is genuine, I covered that as well, so I hope you will read carefully.

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Volnewmer tip

• Volnewmer principle and effects
• Tip types (I Tip, V Tip, F Tip, S Tip)
• How to tell whether genuine tips are being used

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Volnewmer tip Volnewmer principle and effects

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Volnewmer is a treatment that helps restore skin elasticity by delivering 6.78MHz monopolar RF, in other words, monopolar radiofrequency energy, to the skin’s dermal layer.

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When radiofrequency current enters the skin, it changes into thermal energy, and that thermal energy promotes the collagen remodeling process within the skin.

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First, it contracts existing collagen and induces the formation of new collagen.

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As the heat-damaged dermal layer recovers in this way, elasticity improves and sagging skin can become firmer and more lifted.

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However, because it takes about 3 to 4 weeks after treatment for collagen regeneration to begin in earnest, the effects can be felt more strongly after that.

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Although there are individual differences, the effects usually last for about 6 months.

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Volnewmer tip Tip types

(I Tip, V Tip, F Tip, S Tip)

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So let’s take a look at the tip types used with Volnewmer as well.

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There are four main tip types: I Tip, V Tip, F Tip, and S Tip. They are divided according to the tip area and intended use, so let’s go through each one.

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• I Tip — 0.25㎠

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Among the four tips, this has the smallest area. It is mainly used on areas such as around the eyes or around the mouth, where the skin is thin and the surface has irregular curves.

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The I Tip is especially useful for carefully treating areas that are difficult to access precisely with other tips, such as beside the outer corners of the eyes or around the mouth.

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Because its area is small, the energy is concentrated in a narrow range, so it is not used much when a broad area needs to be covered quickly.

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• V Tip — 4.0㎠

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It is mainly used when covering the entire face or relatively broad curved areas such as the cheeks or cheekbone area.

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Volnewmer tips are basically designed with a 360-degree tilting structure, so the tip head tilts naturally along the contours of the face and adheres closely.

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This close contact is especially noticeable with tips that have a certain amount of surface area, like the V Tip.

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• F Tip — 3.0㎠

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This is a medium-sized tip.

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It is mainly used when an area is too wide and curved for the I Tip, such as the forehead or jaw line, but it would not be appropriate to use too large a tip for someone who is receiving treatment mainly for specific areas.

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It is also the tip with the broadest range of use. It is often used when treatment needs to be more thorough in a specific area.

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• S Tip — 16.0㎠

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With an area of 16.0㎠, it is overwhelmingly larger than the other three tips.

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Because it covers a larger area at once, it is effective when a wide area needs to be covered quickly.

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That is why it is mainly used when body tightening is needed.

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Volnewmer tip How to tell whether genuine tips are being used

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Since there are so many different tip types, I also get a lot of questions about how to know whether genuine tips are being used during treatment.

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It is not difficult to find out. The Volnewmer manufacturer operates a genuine-product authentication app, so you can personally check whether genuine tips are being used.

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• How to check whether genuine tips are being used

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① Receive the "Volnewmer Genuine Treatment Certificate" from the clinic where you received Volnewmer.

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② Install the Classys genuine authentication app on your smartphone. (Available on both Android and iOS)

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③ After logging into the app, enter the authentication code and clinic name listed on the certificate.

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④ Once genuine authentication is complete, you can check the result right away.

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In fact, many people do not even know this app exists, but it is a system created by the device manufacturer so that you can directly verify whether something is genuine, so I hope you will make good use of it.

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Today, we talked about the types of Volnewmer tips and how you can personally check whether genuine tips are being used.

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Even with the same Volnewmer, changing the combination of tips changes the way energy is delivered.

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Also, since the efficiency differs depending on the treatment area, it is important to use the tips appropriately for the intended purpose.

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And if you ask a clinic directly, there would be nowhere that openly says they use counterfeit products, so I also explained a way to quietly and officially find out whether genuine tips are being used on your own. I hope this helps with your information and choices.

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Thank you. This was Yeongdeungpo You&I^^

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