Global beauty corporations APR Co.'s beauty device brand Medicube Age-R said on the 15th that it released the new product "Booster V Roller Head." It is a head-type device used in combination with the "Booster Pro Mini Plus" device.
The new Booster V Roller Head is also a refreshed product of APR Co.'s first beauty device, "Age-R Derma EMS Shot," tailored to consumer needs. It improves both design and performance.
The Booster V Roller Head, based on next-generation EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) technology, provides convenient lymphatic massage effects at home. When operated with the dedicated booster gel, the roller ball at the top generates up to 20,000 EMS vibrations per second—20 times more powerful than the first-generation product. The company said these vibrations stimulate the muscle layer under the skin, offering expected effects such as improved elasticity and reduced puffiness.
In addition, by applying a higher frequency of 30 kHz than before, it maximizes energy delivery while also alleviating tooth sensitivity commonly associated with EMS products. It also broadens options with three wavelengths and five intensity levels, enabling precise care tailored to various areas such as contouring the face line for a double chin and the midface, and areas such as the trapezius and collarbone. The two roller balls are set at an angle optimized for the body's curves, designed to adhere stably to any area.
APR Co. launched the "Booster Vibration Cleanser Head" and "Booster Pro Mini Plus" on July, unveiling the brand's first "modular beauty device." With the additional launch of the "Booster V Roller Head," it completed a lineup that manages everything at once from cleansing and basic care to firmness.
An APR Co. official said, "This new product is a fresh offering that incorporates APR Co.'s accumulated beauty know-how into Age-R's first beauty device, 'Derma EMS Shot,'" adding, "As a leading beauty device corporations, we will continue to present innovative technologies and differentiated user experiences that reflect customers' voices."