Both RR devices work the way clinic drainage does: rolling compression that moves the skin and the fluid beneath it, to support lymphatic drainage and circulation. Halo adds low-frequency microvibration and a face head; Nova adds built-in red light and a wider roller for the big areas. No settings to master — glide, and feel lighter.
On both devices, a roller of firm spheres glides across the skin — lifting and releasing the tissue beneath, the way a therapist’s hands would during a manual lymphatic massage.
Halo pairs the compression with gentle low-frequency vibration for a deeper-feeling, more precise pass — face included. Nova pairs it with built-in red light that warms as you roll, on a wider head that covers abdomen, back and thighs in minutes.
Together they support lymphatic drainage — the de-puffing, lighter, smoother-looking result you notice after a session, and the appearance med-spas charge a premium for.
Halo goes wherever you feel heavy or puffy, with the smaller head for face and neck. Nova covers the big areas — abdomen, back, flanks and thighs — in one wide pass.
A lighter, de-puffed feeling — most people notice it the moment they finish.
It becomes a consistent ritual — skin that holds less puffiness day to day.
Smoother-looking skin and a more sculpted-looking appearance where you’ve worked consistently.
Individual results vary.
Many people use Nova or Halo as gentle comfort and de-swelling support between manual lymphatic-drainage appointments — but only once your surgeon has cleared you. Always follow your surgeon’s guidance on when and how to begin.
One device, once — instead of $180–$265 a session. The med-spa method, on your own schedule, in the device built for where you need it.
The precision handpiece — a rotating sphere roller with microvibration and a dedicated face head. For face, neck and the zones you want worked exactly.
The wide roller — rows of firm compression spheres with built-in red light. Big areas, fast: the nightly post-op drainage for abdomen, back, flanks and thighs.
Both do lymphatic drainage. Choose by where you need it most — Nova for the big areas and the recovery weeks, Halo for the face and precision work. Some people pair them.