Guidelines and Laser Usage Guide
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▶ Watch the Quick Tutorial VideoFirst: Getting to Know the Device's Parts and Controls
Before you begin, please read and identify the main components to ensure precise, smooth control throughout your session:
- Laser Flash Window (Treatment Lens): the front glass window designated for emitting flashes; it must be placed vertically and flush against the skin to begin operating.
- Flash Trigger Button (Main Power Button): the large front button pressed to release a manual flash when moving between areas.
- Smart Display Screen (LCD): an advanced rear screen showing you the exact number of remaining flashes, the active power level from 1 to 5, and the current operating mode.
- Power Switch and Control: a side/back switch — a long press turns the device on and off, and a short press cycles through the five power levels to suit your skin's sensitivity.
- Cooling Vents and Power Outlet: ventilation openings to prevent the device from overheating during use, plus a bottom socket for connecting the power cable.
Second: Compatibility Guide and Safe Power Levels
The success of your sessions depends on choosing the power level best suited to your skin tone and your natural body hair color:
Skin Tone Compatibility Chart
| Scale | Very Fair / Extremely Light | Wheat / Light Wheat | Medium Wheat / Bronze | Dark Brown | Very Dark Brown / Black |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skin Tone | Very Light (Level 4-5) | Light (Level 3-4) | Medium (Level 2-3) | Dark (Level 1) | Very Dark |
| Suitability | ✓ Highly Suitable | ✓ Highly Suitable | ✓ Suitable | ✓ Suitable with Caution (Level 1) | ❌ Not Suitable at All |
Body Hair Color Compatibility Chart
| Scale | Black | Dark Brown / Brown | Light Brown | Light Blonde / Red | White / Gray |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Body Hair Color | Dark Black | Dark Brown | Medium Brown | Natural Blonde / Red | White / Gray |
| Effectiveness | ✓ Maximum Effectiveness | ✓ High Effectiveness | ✓ Moderate Effectiveness | ❌ Not Effective | ❌ Not Effective |
Third: Correct Professional Session Steps and Procedures
To ensure a safe, irritation-free experience, please follow these organized steps precisely:
- 1 Pre-Session Preparation (Shaving): Remove hair from the target area using a traditional razor 12 to 24 hours before the session. Make sure not to remove hair from the root (via waxing, sugaring, or tweezing) so the hair follicle stays intact for the laser to target.
- 2 Cleaning and Drying the Skin: Wash the area thoroughly to remove any traces of perfume, creams, lidocaine (topical numbing cream), or deodorant, and dry the skin completely — it must be 100% clean and dry.
- 3 Connecting and Powering On the Device: Plug the power adapter into the outlet, then into the device, and press and hold the power button until the smart screen lights up.
- 4 Choosing the Power Level: Press the button briefly and repeatedly to select the appropriate level. (We strongly recommend starting with Level 1 or 2 in your first session to test skin sensitivity, then increasing gradually in future sessions based on your comfort.)
- 5 Wearing Protective Eyewear: Wear the dedicated goggles included with the device to fully protect your eyes from the intense light flashes during treatment.
- 6 Releasing the Flashes: Place the device's lens vertically and directly (at a 90-degree angle) flush against the skin surface, then press the large flash button. Move smoothly, step by step, without repeating the flash on the same spot more than twice per session.
Fourth: Suggested Session Plan and Timeline
The laser works cumulatively to weaken hair follicles, so please stick to the following gradual schedule for the best lasting results:
| Time Period | Session Frequency | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| Weeks 1 to 4 | One session per week (or every 5 days for thick hair) | A noticeable slowdown in hair growth begins, with the hair strand gradually thinning. |
| Weeks 5 to 8 | One session every two weeks | Hair loss of over 60% to 75%, with wide, smooth, hair-free patches appearing on the skin. |
| After Week 8 | One maintenance session per month (or as needed) | Results stabilize, hair disappears completely, and skin becomes smooth, silky, and long-lasting. |
Fifth: Aftercare and Contraindications
✓ Post-Session Aftercare Routine:
- Soothe and moisturize the skin immediately after the session using a gentle medical moisturizer completely free of fragrances and alcohol (such as simple panthenol cream or pure natural aloe vera gel).
- Completely avoid very hot water or bathing (sauna and steam) within the first 24 hours after the session.
❌ Strict Warnings and Contraindications:
- Prohibited Areas: It is strictly forbidden to direct laser flashes directly onto tattoos, very dark freckles, large moles, or the area around the eyes and eyebrows.
- Medical Conditions: The device must never be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women, those with active skin conditions (such as eczema or psoriasis in the treatment area), or anyone with current sunburn.
- Sun Exposure: Avoid tanning and direct, intense exposure to strong sunlight without using a strong sunscreen throughout the first few weeks of treatment.