Laser Hair Removal Device

A patch test should be performed at least one day prior to treatment. Ensure skin is clean and dry before use. Remove all cosmetics, lotions and creams from the treatment area that may affect the laser’s performance.

Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to turn on the device. The light emitting indicator will be blue when the device is on and has finished initialising. Unlock the laser by double-pressing the power button quickly. You’ll hear a beep and the level indicator will begin to flash when in ‘Ready’ mode.

The default treatment starts at Level 1. Place the treatment window flat against your skin, the skin sensor indicator should turn white when in contact. Test one laser pulse. The device will beep once and the light emitting indicator will flash pink/red to indicate the pulse has been completed. DO NOT continually hold the device on your skin.

If Level 1 pulse is tolerable, move to another test area and increase to Level 2 by pressing the power button again. You’ll see 2 indicator lights illuminated. Your device may have left ‘Ready’ mode, which will require repeating steps 3 and 4 to unlock the laser again.

If Level 2 was tolerable, change test locations and increase by one level until you find the highest setting that is still tolerable. Treating at the highest level possible will maximise results.

Wait 24 hours and then examine the test areas. If the skin appears normal, start your first treatment at the highest level you’re comfortable using. Retest your skin if your skin tone changes dramatically (e.g. tanning).

We do not recommend using the device with self-tan or on tanned skin. If you notice blistering, burns or changes in your skin tone or any other side effects, or if you are not sure about the outcome of the test; DO NOT USE your laser and contact your doctor or Customer Care.

DO NOT operate the device where it could come in contact with water.

DO NOT use the device with a power adapter that is dama- ged or faulty. Do not harshly bend or abuse the power cord.

DO NOT attempt to take the device apart. The device is not serviceable by the user. This will void the warranty.

STOP using the device immediately if you think it is defective.

This device is designed for use on adults over 18 years of age and not recommended for use on infants or children.

DO NOT use the laser on a man's face, jaw or neck. The hair in a man's beard area is too dense, and using the laser on these areas may result in skin injury.

DO NOT use if your skin is red or swollen from a previous treatment.

DO NOT look directly into the laser. An eye injury may result from misuse.

DO NOT use the device to treat skin that is painful to touch, raised (higher than surrounding skin), crusting, or bleeding. This may be a sign of a more serious condition and should be checked by your doctor.

The device should NOT be used if you suffer from diabetes mellitus, coagulation disorders, or malignant skin lesions.

This device should NOT be used on areas such as birthmarks, moles, tattoos and warts, and should NOT be used after exposure to the sun.

If the Suitability Chart indicates that your skin tone is not suitable for the device, you should NOT use it.

It is recommended that certain medications, such as blood thinners or topical medications such as Retinol, be avoided prior to laser hair removal.

DO NOT use medications or topical treatments which cause photosensitivity. Please check with your doctor before use.

Please consult your doctor prior to use if you are, or suspect you are, pregnant or are breastfeeding.

Please consult your doctor prior to use if you have or suspect you have cancer.