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A skin treatment method which includes ionizing oxygen and then mixing the ionized oxygen with saline solution to produce an energized saline solution is disclosed. The method further includes applying the energized saline solution to the skin as a mist-like spray to treat the skin. The system used

A skin treatment method which includes ionizing oxygen and then mixing the ionized oxygen with saline solution to produce an energized saline solution is disclosed. The method further includes applying the energized saline solution to the skin as a mist-like spray to treat the skin. The system used to carry out the method includes an oxygen concentrator for generating oxygen and an ionizer for imparting an electric charge to the oxygen to produce ionized oxygen. The system also includes a bag of saline solution as well as a peristaltic pump for pumping the saline solution from the bag to a spray nozzle mounted in a handheld wand. The concentrator further includes apparatus for pumping or delivering the oxygen and ultimately the ionized oxygen to the spray nozzle. The spray nozzle mixes and atomizes the ionized oxygen and saline solution to produce a spray-like mist of the same which is then applied to an individual's skin.

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1. A skin treatment method comprising: providing a mixing chamber;providing substantially pure oxygen gas;ionizing the oxygen gas to produce ionized oxygen gas;delivering the ionized oxygen gas to the mixing chamber at a rate of between about 1 and 8 liters per minute;providing saline solution;pumpi

1. A skin treatment method comprising: providing a mixing chamber;providing substantially pure oxygen gas;ionizing the oxygen gas to produce ionized oxygen gas;delivering the ionized oxygen gas to the mixing chamber at a rate of between about 1 and 8 liters per minute;providing saline solution;pumping the saline solution into the mixing chamber at a rate of between about 1 and 10 ml per minute;mixing the ionized oxygen gas with the saline solution in the mixing chamber to produce a mist of energized saline solution; andapplying the mist of energized saline solution to skin to treat the skin without traumatizing the skin. 2. A skin treatment method as claimed in claim 1 wherein the mist is applied with a handheld wand. 3. A skin treatment method as claimed in claim 1 further comprising adding a substance to the saline solution to modify the treatment process as desired. 4. A skin treatment method as claimed in claim 1 wherein the oxygen gas is ionized to provide it with a negative charge. 5. A skin treatment method as claimed in claim 1 wherein the oxygen gas is ionized to provide it with a positive charge. 6. A skin treatment method comprising: providing a mixing chamber;providing an ionization chamber having a high voltage power supply;providing an oxygen concentrator for generating substantially pure oxygen gas;generating substantially pure oxygen gas from the oxygen concentrator;conveying the substantially pure oxygen gas to the ionization chamber;imparting a high voltage in excess of 1000 volts to the substantially pure oxygen gas in the ionization chamber to ionize the substantially pure oxygen;delivering the substantially pure ionized oxygen gas to the mixing chamber at a rate of between about 1 and 8 liters per minute;providing saline solution;pumping the saline solution into the mixing chamber at a rate of between about 1 and 10 ml per minute;mixing the substantially pure ionized oxygen gas with the saline solution in the mixing chamber to produce a mist of energized saline solution; andapplying the mist of energized saline solution to skin to treat the skin without traumatizing the skin.