Pollogen Geneo

Pollogen Geneo

The “Pollogen Geneo” beauty platform by Lumenis (Israel) is used to perform effective skin care procedures for the face, décolleté, and hands. Within one hour, dull skin becomes naturally radiant, tired skin regains improved tone and appearance, and problematic skin restores balance with reduced breakouts and other cosmetic imperfections.

The platform combines tripolar radiofrequency (RF), OxyGeneo technology, and ultrasound. A key advantage of Pollogen Geneo is the patented Capsugen™ active ingredient capsule technology, paired with dedicated serums and a specialized gel.

Pollogen Geneo treatment options

The effect of the procedure depends on the selected program:

  • GENEO REVIVE – rejuvenating and regenerating treatment;

  • GENEO BALANCE – for oily and combination skin;

  • GENEO ILLUMINATE VITAMIN C – improves skin tone and reduces pigmentation.

How the Pollogen Geneo procedure works

The procedure begins with the tripolar radiofrequency stage, where controlled heat stimulates new collagen synthesis and activates skin metabolism.

This is followed by the oxygenation phase. The interaction between the capsule, gel, and active ingredients creates microscopic CO₂ bubbles, triggering oxygenation (Bohr effect). Oxygen-rich blood is delivered to the treated area, while the skin is exfoliated and prepared for better absorption of active ingredients.

In the final stage, a targeted serum is applied and delivered into the skin using ultrasound, ensuring optimal penetration of biologically active substances.

Effects of Pollogen Geneo

  • improved cellular metabolism;

  • restored skin balance;

  • improved skin tone, texture, and overall appearance.

Treatment areas

  • face;

  • décolleté;

  • backs of the hands.

Treatment course

  • average course: 6 procedures (once per week);

  • maintenance: once every 2 months;

  • procedure duration: 40–60 minutes.

Contraindications

  • pregnancy (for RF stage);

  • pacemaker (for RF stage);

  • cardiovascular diseases;

  • allergy to vitamin C (for pigmentation treatment program);

  • open wounds;

  • acute skin inflammation;

  • skin conditions (active acne, eczema, acute dermatitis).