CLARO | 5
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
CONTRAINDICATIONS
Never use this device over any suspicious lesion. Using the device
over a lesion can result in delaying the best medical treatment.
According to the AAD (American Academy of Dermatology) typical
characteristics of potentially auspicious lesions include:
• Asymmetry: one half of the abnormal skin area is dierent
than the other half
• Borders: irregular borders
• Color: varies from one area to another with shades of tan,
brown, or black (sometimes white, red, blue)
• Diameter: usually (but not always) larger than 6 mm in size
(diameter of a pencil eraser)
• Bleeding: Any skin growth that bleeds or will not heal
Do not use if you have a history of light triggered seizures or
migraine headaches.
WARNINGS
• DO NOT use the CLARO on your eyes or eyelids or stare
directly into the lights.
• DO NOT use the CLARO to treat (i) severe nodular or cystic
acne or (ii) moles, warts, open sores, cancerous lesions or
skin conditions other than mild or moderate acne. See your
healthcare professional.
• DO NOT treat any one aected area of the skin more than
6 minutes per day (3 minutes blue light and 3 minutes red
light).
• DO NOT share the CLARO with other people as this may
result in transferring germs that could cause infection.
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