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3.5 RF & Vacuum (Face)-

2MHz

⑨

Start Button

①

Type of 

Hand-piece

Vacuum Pulse < C,     P1,   P2,    P3 >

⑩

Hand-piece change button

②

Bipolar RF 

level

⑥

Set Vacuum 

Level  

⑤

Preset Timer

③

Control 

Time Button

⑧

Display Power Level

⑦

Select Handpiece

Type

①

Type of Hand-piece: Displays the current Hand-piece type.

②

Bipolar RF: RF operating button (Level: 1~10)

③

Control Time Button: Operation time control button (1~30 Min)

④

Vacuum Pulse: Choose the pulse (4 modes).

* Pulse type < C:Continous P1:Slow Pulse P2:Medium Pulse P3:Fast Pulse >

⑤

Preset Timer: Shows total treatment time

⑥

Vacuum: Operating Vacuum Control button (Level: 1~ 5)

⑦

Select Hand-piece Type

⑧

Display Power Level: Shows the current power level of Vacuum and RF

⑨

Start and Stop button

⑩

Hand-piece change button

⑪

Conversion button to Mode B Screen

⑪

Conversion button to Mode B screen

3. Using the Touchscreen

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Summary of Contents for promax lipo

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Page 3: ...17 3 4 RF Vacuum Body 18 3 5 RF Vacuum Face 19 3 6 Operating the ProMax Lipo Mode B 20 4 Treatment Protocols 21 4 1 Consultation and Client Preparation 21 4 2 Facial Treatments Summary Sheet 22 4 2 1 Facial Movements 23 4 3 Body Treatments Summary Sheet 24 4 3 1 Abdomen Movements 25 4 3 2 Waist Side Line Movements 26 4 3 3 Back Movement 27 4 3 4 Thigh and Buttocks Movements 28 4 3 5 Calf and Arm M...

Page 4: ... Lynton cannot be held responsible for any adverse reaction caused during the use of this system The Company Lynton Lasers Ltd accepts no liability whatsoever arising from the use to which this Product is put or from the non use or attempted use thereof or for the consequences arising therefrom ...

Page 5: ...LCD Hand pieces Start Key Wheels Hand piece Holder Hand piece Hose Holder This manual contains instructions for the safe operation of the ProMax Lipo system provided by Lynton Lasers Ltd The picture below indicates the main features of the ProMax Lipo system 5 ...

Page 6: ...ulse function Red LED 630nm Treatment of face eye and neck for lifting Lymph drainage technology Simultaneously delivers bi polar RF and Vacuum 4 pulse modes Body RF Vacuum RF 1MHz Face RF Vacuum RF 2MHz Body Cavitation Treatment of fat and cellulite 80mm diameter hand piece 4 pulse modes Light signal function 1 Description of ProMax Lipo 6 ...

Page 7: ...D 630nm Arm Leg Applicator Multi polar RF Technology Used to treat smaller and targeted areas Red LED 630nm Face Applicator Multi polar RF Technology Used to treat face Blue LED 430nm 1 2 Description of Applicators Mode B Arm Leg Face RF 2 MHz Body RF 1 MHz 1 Description of ProMax Lipo 7 ...

Page 8: ...NOTE If the accessory holder doesn t align so that the holder faces towards the back of the machine release the screw on the top of the assembly and set the orientation correctly NOTE Take care to connect the correct hand piece in the correct socket Failure to do so can result in damage to the connector and hand piece 4 Hand pieces now connected properly 1 Description of ProMax Lipo 8 ...

Page 9: ...light up on the side of ProMax Lipo 1 Description of ProMax Lipo To Shut Down 1 Leave the system for 2 3 minutes after treatment to allow internal fans to cool down the system 2 Whilst the system cools clean the hand pieces see section 1 5 3 Turn off at the key switch 4 Turn off the power switch at the rear of the machine To Start Up 9 ...

Page 10: ...leaning brush after EVERY treatment to avoid stray lotion being sucked into the compressor and damaging it 2 Clean the vacuum inlet of the Body hand piece by inserting the cleaning brush 3 Clean the vacuum inlet of Face hand piece by inserting the cleaning brush 4 Clean other parts using sterilizing wipes 5 Clean the Cavitation hand piece with sterilizing wipes 1 Description of ProMax Lipo 10 ...

Page 11: ...rews by hand 3 Empty the filter container before the oil reaches the red line 4 Remove the filter container using the tool provided Twist the container in the red arrow direction to remove 5 After cleaning replace the container by twisting in arrow direction as shown 6 Replace the panel on the back of the system For ProMax Lipo System Serial Numbers PROM 001 to PROM 026 do the following ...

Page 12: ...s and rotating the filter clockwise from the locked to unlocked position denoted by the open and closed padlock symbols 5 After cleaning replace the container by turning the filter counter clockwise ensuring the canister is located in the locked position alignment arrow at the locked padlock position 6 Replace the panel on the back of the system 1 6 Filter Cleaning continued 1 Description of ProMa...

Page 13: ...h a combination of bipolar and multipolar Radiofrequency high frequency ultrasound cavitation and vacuum massage The treatments are suitable for inch loss skin tightening and cellulite reduction on the body and skin tightening and rejuvenation on the face 1 7 Statement of Intended Use 1 Description of ProMax Lipo 13 ...

Page 14: ...trongly advised to read this User Manual carefully before operating the ProMax Lipo body shaping system for the first time Systems may be electrically damaged if not operated systematically and with a thorough knowledge of the function of each component CAUTION Non Professional Users of the ProMax Lipo body shaping system should undertake a course of Training before carrying out any actual treatme...

Page 15: ...3 1 Operating the ProMax Lipo Select the hand pieces you want to use on the LCD screen 3 Using the Touchscreen Mode A Cavitation RF Vacuum Mode B Multipolar RF 15 ...

Page 16: ...RF Vacuum Face RF Vacuum Body Cavitation Body Conversion button to Mode B screen Select and press the hand piece from LCD screen Choose Cavitation RF Vacuum for body treatment Choose RF Vacuum for face treatment 3 Using the Touchscreen 16 ...

Page 17: ...program 4 modes C P1 P2 P3 C Continuous P1 4 1 on time off time P2 3 2 P3 1 1 Preset Timer Shows total treatment time Display Power Level Shows the current power level of cavitation Level 1 10 Hand piece change button Start and Stop Button Conversion button to Mode B screen NB When using Cavitation Continuous mode should be used when the hand piece is in motion The pulsed modes can be used whilst ...

Page 18: ...tment time Multipolar RF RF operating button Level 1 10 Select Hand piece Type Display Power Level Shows the current power level of Vacuum and RF Start and Stop button Hand piece change button Conversion button to Mode B Screen 3 4 RF Vacuum Body 1MHz Start Button Type of Hand piece Vacuum Pulse C P1 P2 P3 Select Handpiece Type Set Vacuum level Multipolar RF Preset Timer Control Time Button Displa...

Page 19: ...on Level 1 10 Control Time Button Operation time control button 1 30 Min Vacuum Pulse Choose the pulse 4 modes Pulse type C Continous P1 Slow Pulse P2 Medium Pulse P3 Fast Pulse Preset Timer Shows total treatment time Vacuum Operating Vacuum Control button Level 1 5 Select Hand piece Type Display Power Level Shows the current power level of Vacuum and RF Start and Stop button Hand piece change but...

Page 20: ...able from 1 to 10 3 6 Operating the ProMax Lipo Mode B Arm Leg Body 1 MHz Face 2 MHz Conversion button to A screen 3 Using the Touchscreen Notes For Arm leg and body treatments use higher settings from 5 upwards For face use lower settings 2 3 increasing if necessary Important keep good contact at all times to avoid RF arcing 20 ...

Page 21: ... is suggested that the measurements are repeated twice to avoid any possibility of error III A weight measurement should be taken A decrease in diameter measurement does not necessarily depend on the loss of weight but it s important to ensure the client does not gain weight over the treatment course 5 Photographs should be taken with the patient standing upright with legs apart a set distance The...

Page 22: ...th vacuum but some clients may prefer treatment without for example those with thin fragile skin 2 Use the multi polar hand piece only on thicker areas such as double chins for deeper penetration 3 Apply a small amount of an appropriate RF lotion Do not use gel 4 Always start with low RF settings 2 4 bars on the eye start with 4 8 on other facial areas and increase according to client comfort 5 In...

Page 23: ...ound the neck face along the muscle line Do not exceed a Vacuum Level of 1 2 if using C mode 4 2 1 Facial Treatments Movements P3 Mode C Mode 4 Treatment Protocols Bipolar RF and Vacuum Bipolar RF and Vacuum 23 ...

Page 24: ...ars and increase according to client tolerability 3 Continuous mode should be used when the hand piece is in motion 4 The pulsed modes can be used whilst holding the hand piece still on stubborn areas 5 Apply light pressure only when using the cavitation hand piece 6 Never use ultrasound cavitation over bony areas or areas with little fat RF with Optional Vacuum Treatment Notes 1 Only use enough R...

Page 25: ...4 3 1 Abdomen Movements Cavitation Technique RF Vacuum Technique 4 Treatment Protocols 25 ...

Page 26: ...4 3 2 Waist Side Line Cavitation Technique RF Vacuum Technique 4 Treatment Protocols 26 ...

Page 27: ...e back area 4 3 3 Back RF Vacuum Technique partial treatment 4 Treatment Protocols Notes 1 Do not use the ultrasound cavitation hand piece on the back 2 This treatment can also be used to relieve back and shoulder stiffness 27 ...

Page 28: ...echnique 4 3 4 Thighs and Buttocks Front Back Front Back Cavitation Technique 4 Treatment Protocols 28 Notes 1 Do not exceed Vacuum Level 1 in Continuous mode on the thighs Cavitation Technique RF Vacuum Technique ...

Page 29: ...Cavitation Technique RF Vacuum Technique 4 3 5 Calf and Arms 4 Treatment Protocols 29 Cavitation Technique RF Vacuum Technique ...

Page 30: ...or 2 Severe liver disease 3 Patients with cancer 4 Lymphatic or immune system disorders 5 Vascular disease Varicose veins Thrombosis 6 History of keloid scarring 7 Recent scar tissue and inflammation or infection of the treatment area 8 Haemophilia or other vascular conditions 9 Use of Roaccutane within the past 6 months 10 Fragile skin broken skin in the treatment area 11 Chemical peels variable ...

Page 31: ...line 7 Check oil condition every six months 8 If you feel the vacuum pressure is low check the oil filter 9 Pressure at the treatment site can be low if excessive lotion becomes dried inside the tubing of the vacuum handpieces If this is suspected a household compressed air canister can be used to remove this dried lotion Please follow the procedure below It is recommended that safety eyewear be w...

Page 32: ...td will repair these products at no charge or refurnish the parts if it has any abnormal condition a Damage caused by service performed by anyone who is not technician or qualified by Lynton Lasers Ltd b A product or part that has been modified without permission of Lynton Lasers Ltd will be repaired with an associated repair fee c A product that has no serial number d In case of damage caused by ...

Page 33: ...Frequency 1MHz Multipolar Max Vacuum 650mmHg Handpiece 2 Face RF Frequency 2MHz Bipolar Max Vacuum 650mmHg Handpiece 3 Cavitation 80mm diameter Area 50 2cm Ultrasonic Frequency 36 38KHz Handpiece 4 Body 83mm diameter RF Frequency 1MHz Multipolar Handpiece 5 Arm Leg Face 60mm diameter RF Frequency 1MHz 2MHz Multipolar Handpiece 6 Face RF Frequency 2MHz Bipolar User Interface 7inch LCD Touch screen ...

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