In the box: the device, a USB charging cable, essential oil, a prompt card and the manual.
RF · EMS · Red + NIR · one pass
INIA FASCIOR – 4-in-1 Body Contouring Tool
You can train for twenty years and still have cellulite. The gym works the muscle, it was never going to work the skin on top of it. Four technologies in one head, running at the same time on the same pass, ten minutes on whichever part of you stopped looking like the rest.
The dimples on the back of your legsCellulite is a texture problem in the layer under the skin, not a fat problem you can train off. Radiofrequency warms that layer, and warmth there is what supports collagen.
The stomach that never went backAfter a baby, after a c-section, after losing weight quickly. EMS contracts the muscle underneath while the warmth works the skin above it, in the same pass.
The mornings you wake up swollenA rhythm built for lymphatic drainage, not for contour. It is the first thing that answers, usually before anything about shape has moved.
Arms, knees, thighs, calves, one toolIt is never just one thing at a time. Three curves on one head, so it stays in contact on a knee and on an arm, not only on a stomach.
And a Recovery mode for the days you acheTen minutes of warmth and a slower rhythm on a muscle that will not let go. Three intensity levels, you pick the one you can sit with.
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What each technology actually touches
The part every contouring device page skips.
A cream is absorbed by the top few cells. Radiofrequency passes them and warms the layer where the tissue that holds skin taut actually sits. Warmth there is what supports collagen production, and collagen is what decides whether skin looks loose or does not.
It feels like a hot stone that moves. Nothing peels, nothing needs hiding afterwards.
Rhythmic electrical stimulation contracts and releases in a pattern, and that pattern is what moves fluid. It is why the puffiness is usually the first thing to answer, before anything about shape has changed.
Different rhythms for different jobs: contour definition, drainage, and the post-workout pass.
660 nm red is absorbed nearer the surface and works on tone and texture. 850 nm near-infrared travels further, to where recovery happens. Forty-two LEDs run both, in the same pass as the warmth and the stimulation.
What none of this is: a treatment. It is a ritual you do at home on the part of you that stopped looking like the rest.
What changes, week by week
The warmth is the part you notice
- It reads like a hot stone that moves, not like a machine
- The EMS rhythm is unmistakable, and you set the level
- Ten minutes on one area is the whole session
- Nothing peels, nothing needs hiding afterwards
The puffiness is the first to answer
- Morning drain is the change people report first
- It happens before anything about shape has moved
- The light has been working on tone the whole time
- It becomes the thing you do after a shower
Texture, then definition
- Skin that felt loose starts feeling like it belongs to the rest
- Uneven texture is the slow one, and the one worth waiting for
- A few times a week, ten minutes, nothing else changed
- You stopped buying the next firming cream
The questions nobody answers on a product page
Four technologies, one head, and a shape built around a body that is not flat.
What the people who work on bodies say
“Radiofrequency is not new and it is not magic. It warms the layer under the surface, and warmth there is what supports collagen. What changed is that it stopped requiring a clinic.”
“The complaint I hear is puffiness, not fat. Rhythmic stimulation moves fluid, and that is usually the first thing anyone notices, well before anything about shape has changed.”
“Red and near-infrared are absorbed at different depths, which is why running both matters. One works tone at the surface, the other goes where recovery happens.”
Four technologies, one head
RF thermal energy, rhythmic EMS, red and near-infrared light, in one pass.
Different body states, different rituals
Manufacturer imagery.
INIA FASCIOR is for you if…
- ✓You have had cellulite since puberty and the gym never touched it
- ✓Your stomach never went back, after a baby or after a c-section
- ✓Your arms started doing something new and you noticed it first
- ✓Your knees have gone crepey and you are not ready for that
- ✓You are puffy in the morning and it takes half the day to go
- ✓You have stretch marks and every cream promised to do something
- ✓You dry brush, you have a gua sha, and you want to go further
- ✓You looked at what a clinic charges for this and closed the tab
- ✓You would do ten minutes in your bathroom, that you would do
Four technologies, and what is around them
★★★★★
What they say after six weeks
One head, three curves
Designed around real body needs, not around a showroom.
Frequently asked questions
What does it actually do?
Three things in the same pass. Radiofrequency warms the layer under the surface, which is what supports collagen. Rhythmic stimulation moves fluid and works definition. Red and near-infrared light work tone and recovery.
Will it get rid of cellulite?
It works on the appearance of texture and firmness, not on fat. What people report first is less puffiness, then skin that feels less loose. Anyone promising to remove cellulite with a handheld device is selling you something.
How often, and for how long?
Ten minutes on one area, a few times a week. It is a ritual, not a course of treatment, and there is no benefit to doing an hour.
What does it feel like?
Warm, like a hot stone that moves, with a rhythm underneath it that you can feel. It is not painful and there is nothing to recover from.
Where on the body can I use it?
From the neck down. Stomach, waist, glutes, thighs, upper arms, knees and calves. The head has three curves so it keeps contact where the body narrows, which is why it works on a knee and not only on a stomach. Not on the face.
What is Recovery mode?
A slower rhythm run with the warmth, for a muscle that stays tense instead of a texture that needs working. Ten minutes on the area, at whichever of the three levels you can sit with. It is the mode people end up using on days they did not plan to use it at all.
Does it help after a c-section, or after a baby?
That is what most people buy it for. Skin that has been stretched and did not come back is a texture and firmness problem in the layer underneath, which is the layer the warmth reaches. Not over a scar that is still healing, and not while pregnant.
I dry brush and I have a gua sha. Is this different?
Same instinct, more reach. Brushing and scraping work the surface and move fluid, and they work, which is why you kept doing them. This adds the two things a hand cannot do: warmth at depth, and a contraction in the muscle underneath.
Is there anyone who should not use it?
Electrical stimulation is not for you if you have a pacemaker or any implanted electrical device, if you are pregnant, or if you have epilepsy. Not over broken skin, moles or tattoos you are unsure about. If you are being treated for anything, ask your doctor first.
Do I need to use the oil?
Yes, or any conductive gel. Radiofrequency needs the head to glide, and dry skin drags. A bottle comes in the box.
Does it need charging?
Yes, over USB. It is cordless in use, so there is nothing to trip on.
What is in the box?
The device, a USB charging cable, essential oil, a prompt card and the manual.
Do not use with a pacemaker or any implanted electrical device, during pregnancy, or over broken skin. Consult your doctor before use if you have epilepsy, a heart condition, or are being treated for a medical condition.