Unwanted subcutaneous fat of a part of the body to be slimmed down is dissipated using a suction cup (1). A plurality of suction holes (5, 6) having different sucking directions are arranged close together in an opening section of the suction cup (1) to be tightly fitted to part of the body to be slimmed down, so as to twist subcutaneous fat of a part of the body to be slimmed down.

A facial aesthetic treatment apparatus includes a housing provided with a nozzle and a suction pump for developing a suction force. An attachment is mounted to the nozzle for applying the suction force to a facial skin for removal of sebum, dirt or the like debris from the facial skin. The apparatus is capable of regulating the suction force being applied to the skin, and particularly minimizing the suction force immediately in response to the user's action of ceasing the treatment, thereby making it easy to remove the attachment from the facial skin and therefore reducing a risk of causing a pain and leaving the purpuric mark as well. A regulator is incorporated to regulate the suction force being applied to the facial skin for easy and safe removal of the suction force.

A facial aesthetic treatment apparatus includes a housing provided with a nozzle and a suction pump for developing a suction force. An attachment is mounted to the nozzle for applying the suction force to a facial skin for removal of sebum, dirt or the like debris from the facial skin. The apparatus is capable of regulating the suction force being applied to the skin, and particularly minimizing the suction force immediately in response to the user's action of ceasing the treatment, thereby making it easy to remove the attachment from the facial skin and therefore reducing a risk of causing a pain and leaving the purpuric mark as well. A regulator is incorporated to regulate the suction force being applied to the facial skin for easy and safe removal of the suction force.

An apparatus for increasing the blood circulation in the scalp is provided, having a vacuum, a flexible tube, and a rigid, elastic suction funnel, the flexible tube being connected at one end thereof to the vacuum and at the other end thereof to the funnel, the funnel having a small opening at one thereof for connection to the tube and having a large opening at the other end thereof, the large opening having an edge adapted for application to the scalp. The funnel is transparent to allow for observation of the scalp therethrough, the funnel having a pair of rigid parallel rings situated thereon, one located near the small opening and one located near the large opening, and a longitudinal rod being attached between the pair of rigid rings, the longitudinal rod being provided with spaced markings so that changes in the level of the scalp may be observed during operation of the apparatus.

The present invention relates generally to a compact, portable hand-held electrical pneumatic vacuum apparatus which includes a vibrator. More particularly, it is concerned with a vacuum vibrator having a cup for receiving a body surface coupled with a unitary housing incorporating a handle, a blower for exhausting air from the housing and thereby creating a suction force in the cup, and structure for imparting a vibrating action to the cup.