9. Move to adjacent site with small overlap and apply next pulses to cover all
treatment area. Pulse Mode may vary from Off (single pulse) or 1, 2 pulses per
second (pps) and Glide (5pps), restricted by certain fluence, as described in
Device Description in Section 4.
10. In a continuous mode, coordinate handpiece movement with the repetition
rate. Move handpiece to adjacent area only after the energy is delivered and
machine has indicated that the pulse is completed.
11. In a single mode (Pulse Mode at Off) - move Handpiece to adjacent spot and
apply next pulse to cover all treatment area.
12. If end-points are not obvious, or if gaps are apparent, perform another pass,
preferably in a different direction, when general erythema subsides.
Occasionally, a third pass on selected sites is applied on light skin. Ensure that
there is a delay of a few minutes between passes (after the whole area is
treated) before applying additional pass.
6.7 Treatment Schedule
The number of treatments is typically varied from 4-10 sessions every 4-8 weeks on
the face and every 6-12 weeks on the body.
▪ Lighter and deeper hair is more resistant and requires more treatment
sessions.
▪ Hair re-growth should be observed prior the treatment.
▪ Treatment should be concluded when the results are satisfactory to the
patient or according to the physician's discretion.
6.8 Post-treatment Recommendations
Following each treatment session, the physician should advise the patient on proper
care.
▪ Sun block should be used for 3 weeks following the treatment.
▪ Moisturizer may be applied after each treatment.
▪ Make-up may be applied immediately after facial treatment.
▪ During the first 2 days following treatment, care should be taken to prevent
trauma to the treated area: avoid hot baths, massage, etc. The skin should be
kept clean to avoid contamination or infection, any mechanical or thermal
damage to the area must be avoided.
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