After Treatment; Possible Side Effects - gc D Light Pro Betriebsanleitung

► PHOTOREJUNEVATION TREATMENT
During the photorejuvenation treatment, it is important to follow a patter that allows you to cover the entire area to be treated,
avoiding double pass or overexposures. Once the area to be treated is determined, point the Flash window (4) in contact with
the skin and press the Flash button (2). When the Flash button is pressed, the LEDs on the Handpiece (3) become green,
then 2 consecutive flashes that serve to treat the same area. Once the flashes are emitted, the LEDs on the Handpiece (3)
start flashing sequentially to indicate that the new spot is being loaded. When the LEDs on the Handpiece stop flashing and
become all blue, it means that the flash is loaded and ready to handle the next area.
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PHOTOREJUVENATION TREATMENT CYCLE
Protocol for photorejuvenation of face-neck-collar and back of the hand.
In the photorejuvenation cycle, it is advisable to schedule a session every week and continue until the desired results are
achieved. If pulsed light epilation treatments are also performed on the same area, it is advisable to allow at least one week
between epilation treatment and treatment of photorejuvenation.
At the end of the photorejuvenation treatment, you can apply an emollient cream and Anti-Aging Moisturizer.
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AFTER TREATMENT

Do not expose the skin to the sun and/or tanning lamps after treatment. For two
succeeding weeks after each treatment session, in case of sun exposure, protect the
treated skin with a minimum SPF30 cream.

POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS

When used in accordance with the instructions, side effects and complications associated with the use of the appliance are
rare. However, any cosmetic procedure, including those intended for household use, involve some risk. Consequently, it is
important to understand and accept the risks and complications that may occur with designed pulsed light epilation systems
for household use.
NEGATIVE PROBABILITY
OCCURENCE OF OCCURENCE
Multiple pulses
accumulated
one over the other Minimum
or overlapped
on the same skin area.
NEGATIVE PROBABILITY
EFFECT OF EFFECT
Minimal Skin
Minimum
Discomfort
Skin Redness Minimum
Increased Skin
Minimum
Sensitivity
Wounds and Burn Rare
Scars Rare
Pigmentation
Rare
Disorder
Excessive swelling and
Rare
redness
Infection Negligible
Bruises Negligible
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