In-Clinic Pre-Treatment Patient Preparation; Determination Of Treatment Parameters; First Treatment - Novoxel Tixel2 User Manual

In-Clinic Pre-Treatment Patient Preparation

Perform pre-treatment examination to verify the patient has not recently become contraindicated for
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treatment.
The treatment may commence only after the patient's skin has been thoroughly cleaned, cord to the
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following instructions:
It is recommended to clean the treatment areas with soap and commercial grade distilled water/
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thermal water. Remove all makeup, mascara clumps and/or any other materials, which may be on the
patient's skin.
Use only non-woven fiber-less wipes.
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If the patient's eyelashes and/or eyebrows are covered with mascara, either remove it or brush the
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covered area in order to avoid mascara clumps during treatment.
Spray commercial grade distilled water/ thermal water on the treatment areas. Tap water is not
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recommended.
Dry the patient's skin.
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Disinfect the patient's skin, using an antiseptic lotion (such as Septeal by Pierre Fabre).
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Dry the patient's skin.
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Determination of Treatment Parameters

First Treatment

Tolerability Test: It is advised to perform a tolerability test prior to commencement of the first
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treatment. Select a soft, non-frame, hairless segment and perform three non-overlapping pulses with
a protrusion level of 200 microns. Evaluate the patient's response prior to treatment.
The first treatment should be performed with relatively low density of pulses, and mild treatment
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intensity parameters (in terms of pulse duration and protrusion levels), lower than the maximum
parameters described in the parameter table further below this document. It is also recommended to
avoid double pulses, multiple passes and criss-cross pulses during the first treatment session. In
following treatment sessions, higher intensity may be reached gradually cord to the patient's response,
treatment tolerance and physician's discretion.
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