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New At-Home Pore Treatment Device Launches in U.S.

The ZAP PORE SHOT device offers consumers a new way to target pore appearance using energy-based technology.

Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Beauty

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CLASSYS Inc. has introduced its ZAP PORE SHOT beauty device to the U.S. market, signaling a shift toward consumer-grade aesthetic skincare technology. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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CLASSYS Inc. has introduced its SHURINK HOME beauty device brand to the U.S. market, featuring the new ZAP PORE SHOT. The at-home device is now available for purchase via online retailers.

Why it matters

This launch marks the company's shift from professional medical aesthetic equipment to the broader consumer beauty market. For users, it offers a new way to integrate aesthetic technology into a personal skincare routine.

A clinical study reported a 324% greater improvement in pore area appearance when using the ZAP PORE SHOT device with the Toning Booster Shot Ampoule compared to hand application alone. The exact long-term outcomes for at-home users remain under investigation.

The players

CLASSYS Inc.

A South Korean medical aesthetics company that provides energy-based devices and now consumer beauty products.

The details

The ZAP PORE SHOT device utilizes PoreSync Wave Technology to deliver 37,500 micro-vibrations and 2.7 million pore shots during a single five-minute session. It combines electroporation, micro-vibration, and LED technology to help improve the appearance of pores. The brand is currently distributing the device through Amazon and TikTok Shop, supported by creator partnerships and digital marketing strategies.

Timeline

  1. October 6, 2026: CLASSYS launched SHURINK HOME in the U.S.

  2. October 15, 2026: The official PR announcement of the U.S. launch.

  3. 2026: Cumulative device sales are expected to exceed 50,000 units.

Health Landscape

This launch reflects a broader trend of moving sophisticated aesthetic treatments from clinical settings into the home. It follows the established success of various energy-based devices that were previously restricted to professional use.

If you are considering adding at-home devices to your skincare routine, consider how they complement your existing regimen. As with any new tool that interacts with your skin, it is worth discussing the potential for irritation or suitability for your skin type with a dermatologist.

The takeaway

The ZAP PORE SHOT brings professional-style aesthetic technology into the home for those looking to manage pore appearance. Before adding new electronic devices to your daily routine, check if the method is appropriate for your specific skin needs by consulting with a healthcare professional.

Further reading

For more on evolving home-use technology, see the latest news in our Beauty section.

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