Sensica sensilight mini, User Manual

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• Never look directly at the light coming
from the sensiLight™ Mini applicator and
lamp as it may cause eye injury.
• Never use flammable liquids such as
alcohol (including perfumes, sanitizers, or
other applications containing alcohol) or
acetone to clean the skin one hour before
using sensiLight™ Mini as it may cause
burning of the skin.
• Do not use the sensiLight™ Mini if
you have an active implant such as a
pacemaker, insulin pumps, or similar
devices since it may cause interference.
• Do not use sensiLight™ Mini on tanned
skin or after sun exposure as this can
cause serious burns or skin injury. Avoid
exposure to the sun for 4 weeks before
your treatment.
• Do not use sensiLight™ Mini on naturally
dark skin (see guidance at the back cover
and high Fitzpatrick level in the “Who
should use the sensiLight™ Mini section”).
• Do not use the sensiLight™ Mini if you
have dark brown or black spots such as
freckles, birth marks, around the nipples,
moles or blisters on the area to be treated.
• Do not use the sensiLight™ Mini on
mucous membranes such as nostrils, lips
of the mouth, eyelids, ears, genital area
and the anus as it may lead to serious
injury.
• Do not use the sensiLight™ Mini if you
have piercing or any metal items such
as earrings or jewelry on the area to be
treated as it may cause burns.
• Do not use the sensiLight™ Mini if you
have tattoos or permanent make up on
the area to be treated.
What you must do to avoid other
harm - CAUTIONS
• Use sensiLight™ Mi n i only according to the
instructions for use.
• Hair removal by lasers or intense pulsed
light sources can cause increases hair
growth in some individuals. Based upon
currently available data, the highest risk
group for this response is females of
Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and South
Asian heritage treated on the face and
neck.