Silk'n Flash&Go LUX Instructions For Use Manual page 13

as the TREATMENT SURFACE is in full contact with the skin, the READY INDICATOR LIGHT will start blinking.
11. Press the PULSE BUTTON. The device will first determine the color of your skin. If the color of the
skin is light enough for safe application, the device will flash a pulse of light onto your skin, and the READY
INDICATOR LIGHT will turn off.
You will see a bright flash of light and simultaneously hear a subtle pop sound, which is a normal noise for
the device. You will feel a mild sensation of warmth and tingling.
Silk'n Flash&Go™ will immediately recharge for the next pulse.
After 3.5 seconds the READY INDICATOR LIGHT will turn on again.
12. Remove the TREATMENT SURFACE from the treated area of skin.
13. Move the TREATMENT SURFACE to another area of skin. Use the pressure marks the device just made on
your skin to guide you for proper positioning of the next pulse, avoiding both gaps and overlaps between
pulses.
Silk'n Flash&Go™ pulses should be administered in rows, starting at one end of each row and
progressing sequentially towards the other end. This technique allows better control of skin coverage,
and helps you avoid treating the same area more than once or overlapping skin areas.
When applied to the skin, the Silk'n Flash&Go™ TREATMENT SURFACE is designed to create
temporary pressure marks on the treated area. These visible marks can be used for proper positioning
of the next pulse.
Try to avoid overlapping pulses!
Warning: Do not treat the same area of skin more than once per hair removal session!
Treating the same area of skin more than once per session increases the likelihood of
adverse effects.
14. Repeat the process until the entire treatment area is covered.
If your skin blisters or burns, STOP USE IMMEDIATELY!
Energy Level
Energy level determines the intensity of the Silk'n Flash&Go™ light pulse delivered to your skin, from the
lowest level (-) to the highest level (+). As energy level increases, so does hair removal results as well as the risk
of possible side effects and complications.
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