Zena Portable Vacuum Therapy

The professional's choice for body sculpting, now in a portable device for your home. A modern, non-invasive take on cupping therapy.

Bring the secrets of the spa into your own wellness routine with the Zena Portable Vacuum Therapy device. This professional-grade tool uses a smart combination of gentle vacuum suction and mechanical massage to help rejuvenate the skin and contour the body. It’s a powerful, non-invasive method for addressing the appearance of cellulite, improving skin tone, and supporting your body's natural detoxification process. Whether you're a beauty professional or just starting your at-home body care journey, the Zena makes advanced treatments accessible.

How Suction and Massage Work Together

The Zena is based on the time-tested principles of cupping, but with modern control and precision. The science is straightforward but effective:

• It Lifts and Stimulates: The vacuum gently lifts the skin tissue. This simple action helps to kickstart local blood flow and encourage lymphatic circulation, which is your body's natural way of clearing out waste and excess fluid.
• It Smooths and Releases: As the vacuum lifts, the built-in rollers mechanically massage the area. This helps to loosen the rigid bands under the skin that can create the dimpled look of cellulite, promoting a smoother, more even texture.
• It Tones and Firms: By boosting circulation and stimulating the underlying tissue, the treatment encourages the natural processes that build collagen and elastin, helping the skin to look firmer and more toned over time.

Your At-Home Solution For...

The Zena is a versatile tool that can be used to address a number of common concerns. It's for anyone who wants to:

• Improve the look of dimpled skin and cellulite on the thighs and buttocks.
• Help sculpt and tone the appearance of their abdomen, legs, and body.
• Support their body’s natural lymphatic drainage and reduce feelings of sluggishness.
• Ease minor muscle tension with a relaxing, deep-tissue massage.

Get Started with Your Zena Treatment

Getting a professional-level treatment is simple. To make sure you get it right, every purchase includes a free training session with one of our licensed estheticians.

1. Prep the Area: Start with clean, dry skin. Apply a quality massage oil to the area you plan to treat to ensure the device glides smoothly.
2. Choose Your Tool: Select the right interchangeable roller head for the job—the smaller ones are for delicate areas like the face, and the larger ones are for the body.
3. Start the Session: Turn on the device, choose one of the three suction modes (always start low!), and glide it continuously over your skin. Never leave it in one spot.
4. Stay Consistent: For best results, a consistent routine of several sessions per week is recommended to see noticeable improvements.

Why Glownar? We're Partners in Your Practice.

Glownar Aesthetics isn't just a retailer; we're a resource for beauty professionals and serious home-users. We stand behind our equipment with unparalleled support, including our hallmark free training with licensed estheticians to ensure you can use your new device safely and to its full potential. Learn more about our commitment to education.

Your Questions, Answered

Does the treatment hurt? Will it leave marks?

The treatment should not be painful. It feels like a deep, pulling massage. It's important to use enough massage oil and to keep the device moving constantly. When used correctly, it should not leave the dark, circular marks associated with stationary cupping.

What kind of oil should I use?

A simple, clean massage oil is best. Look for oils with good slip that aren't absorbed too quickly, such as fractionated coconut oil, jojoba oil, or a professional massage oil blend. Avoid thick creams or lotions.

How is this different from manual cupping?

The Zena device provides a continuous, adjustable level of suction and combines it with a mechanical massage from the rollers. This offers a more consistent, dynamic, and often more comfortable treatment than traditional, static silicone or glass cups.

The principle behind this device is supporting lymphatic drainage. You can read a medical overview of the Anatomy and Physiology of the Lymphatic System from the National Library of Medicine.