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Silk'n Infinity H3102 - Blisters and Burns; Skin Wounds and Scarring; Pigment Changes; Infection or Bruising

Silk'n Infinity H3102
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Avoid further exposure to the sun for 4 weeks before and 2 weeks
after your treatment. This is because higher quantities of melanin
expose the skin to greater risk when using any method of light-based
hair removal. This applies to all skin types, even those that don’t seem
to tan quickly.
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We don’t advise it, but if you have to go out in the sun after a treatment,
be sure to apply sunscreen SPF30 or higher to the treated area. Do this
for 2 weeks after a treatment.
4.6 Exposure of pulsed light to the eyes
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Although you can use the device to treat facial hair, take extra care to
avoid contact with the eyes, and use only below the cheekbones.
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The device will only emit repeated pulses when it is in rm contact
with your skin, and you keep moving it across your skin.
5. What to expect with Silk'n Innity
During a Silk'n Innity treatment session it is normal to experience
and feel:
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A fan noise: The cooling fan makes a noise similar to that of a hair dryer.
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A pop sound with each pulse: When a pulse of eHPL™ light is
activated, it is normal to hear a subtle pop sound simultaneously with
the ash of light.
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A sensation of warmth and tingling: During each galvanic pulse
sequence it is normal to feel a mild sensation of warmth and tingling
from the galvanic and light energies.
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Some mild red or pink color: During and just after your treatment
session it is not uncommon to see some very mild, pink-like color of the
skin. This is usually most noticeable around the hairs themselves.
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Stop use immediately if you see full redness of the skin, blistering or
burns.
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