How Ipl Works - Philips Lumea BRI945 Manual

How IPL works

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Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the
device. Supervision is required to avoid potential risks such as exposure to
the light output, electrocution, strangulation from the cables or choking on
the attachments.
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Tanning with natural or artificial sunlight might influence the sensitivity and
color of your skin. Perform a skin test to determine the appropriate light
intensity setting.
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After each treatment, wait at least 48 hours before tanning to ensure any
skin reaction has been resolved.
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If you notice a skin tone change since the last treatment, we advise you to
perform a skin test and to wait 24 hours before your next treatment.
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Always check the device before you use it. Make sure that the SmartSkin
sensor window is clean when using the device, to avoid improper operation
(see 'D Clean & store after treatment').
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The adapter, light exit window and the filter of the attachments can become
very hot (>210 °C) during usage. Always let the adapter, the light exit
window as well as the glass filter and inner parts of the attachments cool
down before you touch them.
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This device has a detachable power supply unit. Only use the adapter
provided with this device. Do not use an extension cord. The reference
number (AD2069x20020HF) can be found on your device. The 'x' in this
number refers to the plug type for your country.
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Follow the recommended treatment schedule. Increasing the frequency,
especially in the initial phase, can increase the risk of skin reactions.
With Intense Pulsed Light technology, gentle pulses of light are applied to the
skin and absorbed by the hair root. The lighter the skin and the darker the hair,
the better the pulses of light are absorbed.
The pulses of light stimulate the hair follicle to go into a resting phase. As a
consequence, the hair sheds naturally and hair growth is prevented.
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