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• Hair growth cycle.
Hair
growth involves three
phases: Anagen, Catagen,
and Telogen. Anagen is
the growth phase, while
Catagen and Telogen
are the resting phases.
Permanent hair reduction
can only occur in the
Anagen phase, the phase
of growth. Since hair growth
is not synchronized, it is
recommended to complete
the full treatment protocol
to ensure every hair will
be exposed to treatment
during its Anagen phase.
• Skin tones.
Darker skin
contains more melanin,
which competes with the
targeted hair for energy
absorption. When more
energy is absorbed into the
skin, there is a greater risk
of adverse effects.
Pase 1-Anagen
(growth phase)
Phase 2 - Catagen
(regression phase)
Phase 3 - Telogen
(shedding phase)
Please make sure to
carefully read this
user guide before
you start using the
device. The user guide
can also be found at
www.sensica.com
How To Use
The device is suitable for use
on: legs, arms, underarms,
bikini line, back, shoulders,
chest, stomach, and permitted
facial areas (above upper lip,
cheek, jaw, chin and neck).
What to expect
During your treatment, it is
normal to experience:
• A flash of light with each
press on the trigger button
– the emitted light will not
harm your eyes.
• A pop noise with each flash
of light.
• A mild, stinging sensation.
