Michelle Feinstein

I've always had a passion for science and how the body works. I've been in the medical field for 25 years, starting in biotech and pharmaceuticals where I trained doctors on complex diseases and worked with biologics for autoimmune diseases. My passion led me to open the first med spa in New York City about 20 years ago, Skintherapy, which combined spa services with medical treatments in one place. It was featured on the Today Show, CNBC, and in Time Out New York as Best of New York. I opened a second location and eventually sold the med spas 6-7 years ago. I became fascinated with functional medicine and learning to treat the underlying cause of disease rather than just the disease itself. I focused on cell membranes, believing that if you could fix one cell, you could fix everything. During COVID, I opened Health Buyer Club, initially a buying club for people with chronic illnesses to access supplements and devices like hyperbaric chambers and hydrogen machines, which evolved into a biohacking platform. I finished my training as a functional diagnostic nutritionist and have been searching for technologies that have dramatic effects on the cell membrane. That's when I discovered the technology behind Voltae Lift, an FDA-approved device using technology originally developed for astronauts for wound healing and pain management. I'm now bringing this medical-grade prosumer device to the over-the-counter market so women can have access to real science-based solutions for lifting and tightening skin, treating Ozempic face, and stimulating hair growth. I'm also writing a book called 'Recharged: Aging is the Loss of Voltage, and Now You Can Restore It' to educate women that aging isn't just about losing collagen and elastin, but about losing the voltage needed to make those proteins. My values are credibility, authenticity, and science-based solutions, not marketing hype. I can't sell something I don't believe in or tell people to buy something that's not real or true.