The product uses Hyaluronic Acid — also known as Hyaluronan — is a recognized, well-developed ingredient in skin-care products. In 2003, the United States FDA approved hyaluronan injections for filling soft tissue defects such as facial wrinkles. Restylane is a common trade name for the product. Hyaluronan injections temporarily smooth wrinkles by adding volume under the skin, with effects typically lasting for six months. Such hyaluronic acid fillers are injected using a classic sharp hypodermic needle, with some risk of causing pain and bruises to the patient.

However, MTherapy uses steam and applies the Hyaluronan to the pores and gives an almost instant youth lift. The effects can seen in as little as 20 minutes. No wonder it sold out in minutes!

We contacted MTherapy for a comment and they responded “MTherapy Online will be live again shortly, we are awaiting further delivery of stock and we hope to have them in the next few weeks. Keep checking back on our website”.

It has also been said that many of Hollywood’s celebrities are also trying to get their hands on one, but at the moment they will have to que up just like everyone else.

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The device has been in research and development for over 7 years and scientist have finally been able to deliver Hyaluronic Acid dubbed the magic ingredient, that reduces the wrinkle depth.

Clinic trials have been under way and according to published reports 76% of participants have noticed a positive improvement, with 100% reporting cleaner skin than any cream used.

MTherapy launched last week and within minutes sold out the entire stock. Considering the device is retailing at £269.00 and a pack of 4 treatments at £65.00 it has been well received and does not seem to deter consumers.

Apparently further stock is on its way soon and our advice would be to keep checking the website for further updates.