Background
One of the causes of aging is the decrease in cell metabolism. This causes a decrease in the synthesis of collagen and elastin. Decreased metabolism is caused by a decrease in ATP (adenosine triphosphate) produced in mitochondria within cells. In order to continue synthesizing ATP inside the cell, it is necessary to activate the action of the enzyme by the action of "bioelectric current (electricity generated inside the body)". Various factors, including aging, cause disturbances in the "biological current", and as a result, the amount of ATP in the body peaks at the age of 20, halves at the age of 40, and decreases to one-third at the age of 60. This leads to a slowed metabolism.

According to a research paper, ATP production increased by 500% as a result of adding a weak current of the same strength as the Serum Venus Current. As a result, the biosynthesis of collagen and elastin is activated, and heavy proteins such as bullet proteins that support the structure of the skin are produced. There will be an increase in the production of important structural proteins.

What is Iontophoresis?
Iontophoresis is a beauty method that applies a weak electric current to the skin to increase the penetration rate of skin-beautifying ingredients contained in beauty essences and delivers them deep into the skin. The very thin human skin is divided into many layers, and very weak electricity flows through it. The stratum corneum is acidic and contains many cations (+), while the stratum granulosum is alkaline and contains many anions (-). The repulsion between the two, which have a lot of different ions, creates an electric current, and an electric film is formed between the stratum corneum and the granular layer, which acts as a barrier function to prevent the penetration of bacteria and impurities. Skin-beautifying ingredients are blocked by this electrical film and cannot penetrate deep into the skin. Iontophoresis makes the acidic stratum corneum and the alkaline granular layer near neutral by passing a weak electric current through it, weakening the action of the electric membrane, and the active ingredients reach deep into the skin and activate it from the inside. Because of this, Iontophoresis is also called "needle-free injection”.