- What is inside the box
- How to use
Salon-grade results in just 3 simple steps
1
Prep
Cleanse the skin and spread a generous coat of the Aqualis Activator
2
Power
Switch the device on and begin with the lowest intensity level
3
Press
Rest or move it across the skin for 2-5 seconds, passing over each zone twice
How to use the VEAUTY Dot.
Four easy steps to a salon-quality fractional RF session, right from your own home. Always kick off on the Low setting and gradually move up as your skin gets used to it.
Cleanse your face using soap and cool water. Then spread a generous coat of the Aqualis Activator serum over the areas you plan to treat. Make sure you build up a thick, uniform layer of serum for both safety and top performance.
The Aqualis Activator is engineered to be highly thermally conductive, which helps carry fractional RF energy efficiently down to the dermis. It also adds a cooling feel along with extra benefits for the skin.
Switch on the VEAUTY Dot and confirm the indicator light shows green. Pick from one of the three intensity settings: Low, Medium, or High.
Always start out on the Low setting so you can gauge how your skin reacts and let it ease in gradually. Jumping to a higher setting too early can trigger heat rash, irritation, or small burns.
Press the device head firmly onto the treatment zone, keeping every electrode in complete contact with your skin. Keep it there until the warmth builds to a level that feels comfortable, usually around 2–5 seconds for newcomers and a bit longer for seasoned users.
The device buzzes every 2 seconds as a sign it is delivering RF energy properly. Rely on those buzzes to pace how long you hold.
Lift the device right away whenever the heat feels too strong. Never push yourself to hold longer than feels comfortable, since doing so may lead to heat rash or skin irritation.
After warmth has built up in one spot, lift off and shift to the next. Each area can be covered up to three times in a single session. For delicate spots or higher settings, keep it to 1–2 passes.
Although the stamp-and-hold approach gives the best outcome, the glide method — where you keep the device moving across the skin — works too. It feels gentler on heat-sensitive skin and is handy for covering bigger areas fast.
For peak results, holding the device still lets more heat sink into the skin, producing stronger effects.