Expected Possible Complications And Adverse Effects - Novoxel Tixel2 User Manual

The operator should read this manual and its clinical guidelines in particular.

The operator should always be mindful of the fact that The Tip is hot during treatment.

When not in use, always place the Handpiece in its cradle.

Do not cover the DG or insert any item/fingers into it.




Visually inspect the Tip prior to use. Do not use defective Tip and/or any other device components.

Damage to any of the device's components, especially the Tip, may lead to system malfunction. In
case of such damage, please contact your vendor.
®
The Novoxel Tip may be used only as a component of the Tixel2 device, in the specific fashion

portrayed in this document.
The Tixel2 device and the Novoxel

or any materials of biological origin.
Activate the handpiece when not touching the skin to verify proper operation.


Expected Possible Complications and Adverse Effects

In the same manner as all fractional skin treatment devices, there is some risk of:
Temporary swelling longer than a few hours, which does not recover without treatment.

Skin redness longer than two weeks.

Pain or burning sensation longer than a few hours and/or is not tolerable.

Forming of large scabs or scabs lasting more than 15 days.

Significant/thick skin peeling or any peeling lasting more than 2 weeks.

P/N T2-UM-E-ENG Rev 10
NEVER TOUCH THE TIP WHILE HOT.
The Tip should be cleaned prior to each treatment session.
As in all fractional skin treatment devices, treatment with the Tixel2 device may
pose a risk of dermal injury. The risk increases as treatment parameters are
intensified: exposure time (pulse duration) and pulse repetition (double pulse
mode in comparison to single pulse mode). Follow all clinical guidelines in this
document in order to ensure selection of the most suitable treatment parameters
for the patient.
® Tip do not contain or incorporate any medicinal substances and/
Novoxel.com
User Manual TXLD0012
Page | 57