Microcurrent Ring
When using the device with the microcurrent treatment, a microcurrent conductive gel primer is required. Prior to starting the microcurrent treatment, test by applying a small amount of the conductive gel on a small patch of skin first.
Precautions:
Recent injury, surgery, or facial treatment such as neurotoxin, dermal filler, microneedling, laser, and/or chemical peel until skin has fully healed.
Do not use during a current breakout from Herpes Simplex Virus
Do not use over facial hair; facial hair must be shaved prior to use as hair can interfere with the conductivity
Do not use if you suffer from any heart condition
Do not use directly over center of neck (bone)
Do not use on breast area
Do not use across your chest
Do not use on groin area
Do not use directly on eyeball/eyelid
Do not apply to broken skin
Do not use on children
Contraindications:
The following are circumstances where the potential risks may outweigh the benefits. Consult a medical professional before use.
Skin rash, open wounds, blisters, local tissue inflammation, infection, bruises, or tumors
Pacemaker or other implanted electronic devices
Epilepsy
Pregnancy
Cancer/tumors
Thrombosis
Phlebitis
Metal plates or pins in the application area implanted defibrillators/ stimulators
LED Ring Attachment (Red LED, Red+near IR LED, and Blue LED Therapies)
Precautions:
Recent injury, surgery, or facial treatment such as neurotoxin, dermal filler, microneedling, laser, and/or chemical peel until skin has fully healed.
Current breakout from Herpes Simplex Virus For facial hair: Use LED over facial hair, following the pattern of hair growth (typically in a downward motion)
Do not apply directly to the eyeball/eyelid
Do not apply to broken skin
Do not apply retinol before use of red LED light
Contraindications:
The following are circumstances where the potential risks may outweigh the benefits. Consult a medical professional before use.
Skin rash, open wounds, blisters, local tissue inflammation, infection, bruises, or tumors
Pregnancy/ nursing
Abnormal sensations (ex. numbness)
Cancer/tumors
Epilepsy
Cardiopathy (heart disease)
Photo allergy or disorder (ex. Lupus, porphyria)
Medications that cause light sensitivity
Medications for severe acne
Extreme sensitivity to light
Melasma or hyperpigmentation (especially if exacerbated by mild warmth)
Suspicious lesions or skin cancer– - please visit your physician
If taking or using any retinol or/ sun sensitive medications or /products or benzoyl peroxide do not use infrared light
Percussive Therapy Attachments (Flat, Cone, Micro-point)
Precautions:
Due care is required in these circumstances and the use of the devices may need to be modified (such as attachment used, the force applied, the position of the body, avoidance of use in direct contact with an area, etc.). Where appropriate or if you have any concerns, seek the advice of a medical professional.
Recent injury, surgery, or facial treatment such as neurotoxin, dermal filler, microneedling, laser, and/or chemical peel until skin has fully healed.
Current breakout from Herpes Simplex Virus
Hypertension (controlled)
Abnormal sensations (e.g., numbness)
Sensitivity to pressure
Medications that may alter sensations
Do not apply directly to the eyeball/eyelid
Do not apply to broken skin
Contraindications:
The following are circumstances where the potential risks may outweigh the benefits. Consult a medical professional before use.
Skin rash, open wounds, blisters, local tissue inflammation, infection, bruises, or tumors
Active acne breakout
Bone fracture or myositis ossificans
Hypertension (uncontrolled)
Acute or severe cardiac, liver, or kidney disease
Neurologic conditions resulting in loss or altered sensation
Direct application to the eyes or throat
Bleeding disorders
Recent surgery or injury
Connective tissue disorders
Peripheral vascular insufficiency or disease
Medications that thin the blood or alter sensations
Direct pressure over surgical site or hardware
Extreme discomfort or pain
Pacemaker, ICD, or history of embolism
Cleansing Ring
Precautions:
Recent injury, surgery, or facial treatment such as neurotoxin, dermal filler, microneedling, laser, and/or chemical peel until skin has fully healed.
Current breakout from Herpes Simplex Virus
If you have facial hair, use the cleansing ring following the pattern of hair growth (typically a downward motion) and/or make small circular motions if comfortable
Do not apply directly to the eyeball/eyelid
Do not apply to broken skin
Contraindications:
The following are circumstances where the potential risks may outweigh the benefits. Consult a medical professional before use.
Skin rash, open wounds, blisters, local tissue inflammation, infection, bruises, or tumors
Hot Ring
Precautions:
Recent injury, surgery, or facial treatment such as neurotoxin, dermal filler, microneedling, laser, and/or chemical peel until skin has fully healed.
Current breakout from Herpes Simplex Virus
Do not apply directly on the eyeball/eyelid
Do not apply to broken skin
Melasma, hyperpigmentation, skin rash, open wounds, blisters, local tissue inflammation, infection, bruises, or tumors
Contraindications:
The following are circumstances where the potential risks may outweigh the benefits. Consult a medical professional before use.
Skin rash, open wounds, blisters, local tissue inflammation, infection, bruises, or tumors
Cold Ring
Precautions:
Recent injury, surgery, or facial treatment such as neurotoxin, dermal filler, microneedling, laser, and/or chemical peel until skin has fully healed.
Current breakout from Herpes Simplex Virus
For facial hair use Cold Ring as noted in standard protocol
Do not apply on the eyeball/eyelid
Do not apply to broken skin
Contraindications:
The following are circumstances where the potential risks may outweigh the benefits. Consult a medical professional before use.
Skin rash, open wounds, blisters, local tissue inflammation, infection, bruises, or tumors
Cold hypersensitivity/Cold urticaria
Circulatory insufficiency