Neauvia PLASMA IQ, Training Manual

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2.0 Patient Consultation
Communicating with your patient and establishing an environment where they feel cared for and comfortable is a
crucial step to set the tone of the treatment experience.
PLASMA IQ is used in the removal and destruction of skin lesions and the coagulation of tissue.
Take a moment to talk with your patient to understand:
• Why is the patient interested in a PLASMA IQ treatment?
• What indication does the patient want to address?
• What level of change is the patient looking for? Discuss the amount of treatments that would most likely support
this level of change.
Share before and after imagery to help set expectations for results.
WARNING:
NOT FOR USE IN THE GENITAL AND EYE AREAS.
USE CAUTION AROUND SENSITIVE SKIN AREAS SUCH AS THE LIPS.
WARNING:
Do not directly touch the output electrode of the product with sensitive parts such as the user
’ s eye or the
patient ’ s eye. In addition, treatments should not be performed within the orbital
rim, which includes the upper and lower eyelids.
Discuss contraindications with your patient and ensure that he/she doesn’t have any pre -existing conditions that
would make a treatment ineffective or unsafe. PLASMA IQ is Rx Only.
CONTRAINDICATIONS:
• Birthmarks and Port-wine Stains
• Warts
• Tattoos
• Blood Coagulation (Hemophilia)
• Auto-immune disorders (Lupus)
• Fitzpatrick Scale 4-6
• Patients with an implanted pacemaker
• Patients with metal or electrically conductive
implants
• Cancer
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Cardiac Disorders
• Cardiovascular Diseases
• Uncontrolled Diabetes
• Circulatory Disorders
• Active Herpes or Shingles
• Skin Disorders including psoriasis, eczema,
dermatitis, Vitiligo
• Scars including hypertrophic, keloid scars or
previous occurrences of keloid scars
PRECAUTIONS:
Consult with the patient on the following
• Hyper-pigmentation
• Uncontrolled Epilepsy
• Anemia
• Medications or herbal supplements
• Eye conditions or prior surgeries/treatments
• Toxins, chemical peels, retinols, and/or dermal fillers
in the treatment area
• Topical Anesthetic Intolerance
• Recent surgical procedures
NOTE:
Contact lens use during and after procedure is not recommended
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