Geneo Tripollar Facial

Skin cleansed. OxyPod selected based on concern, applied to skin. Activation reaction creates exfoliation + concentrated oxygen at skin surface. After 5-10 minutes, exfoliation residue removed and oxygen-saturated skin treated with tripolar RF device. RF heating delivered in passes across face for 15-25 minutes. Final serum applied.

30-45 minute facial in clinic or spa. Mild exfoliating sensation during OxyPod step. RF feels warm but comfortable. Immediate post-treatment: visible glow, smoother texture, mild flushing. No downtime. Effects last 1-2 weeks.

Geneo was developed by Pollogen, an Israeli aesthetic device manufacturer (also makers of Tripollar handheld home devices). The Geneo facial uses a proprietary three-step protocol:

1. OxyPod exfoliation — a single-use exfoliating capsule with active ingredients (alpha-arbutin for brightening, retinol for renewal, vitamin C for antioxidant, etc., depending on selected variant) that creates surface-level chemical exfoliation through a controlled CO2-bubbling reaction.

1. Oxygen infusion — the bubbling reaction also delivers concentrated oxygen to the skin surface, which the brand claims enhances absorption of subsequent active ingredients.

1. Tripollar RF — multi-pole radiofrequency delivered through the device head heats the dermis to ~40-43°C, stimulating collagen contraction and remodeling.

The combined effect produces immediate visible glow (from exfoliation and oxygenation), short-term plumping (from RF dermal heating), and cumulative collagen-stimulation results over a series of sessions.

Different OxyPod variants target different concerns: Glam (general glow), Hydrate (hydration-focused), Detox (oil control), Iluminate (brightening), Revive (anti-aging), Balance (combination skin), Rejuvenate (premium anti-aging).

The device is widely used in spa-clinic settings globally. Results are real but moderate compared to medical-grade alternatives — Geneo is closer to a premium facial than a serious anti-aging intervention.