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Hi Jess, I do not have any experience with that pliarcuatr face massager. What I have used though is one of the exfoliating massagers and various scrubs. Here is the massager review: Often fairly heavy exfoliation will help treatment actives absorb better and deeper into the skin because it removes the dead skin cells that might be in the way. But it isn't without some risk. First, if you get irritated by any of the treatments, the exfoliation will make it worse. Second, although exfoliation to some extent can help acne, if it is overdone, it can cause acne or make it worse! I love my spa sciences massager, but I can't use it more than once each week or so.Chemical exfoliation can do the same thing. So using Glycolic acid or Retin A can also help treatment actives absorb a bit more. I tend to combine Retin-A with my melasma treatments.As for non-exfoliating massagers, I have to admit that I am skeptical. Generally treatment actives are going to absorb about the same no matter what. I imagine that the effect of just extra massaging would be negligible.