Delivery Methods
What you need to know:
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Sensica's clinically proven RPL technology is best used on a combination of lighter skin tones and darker hair, as this will provide the most effective results.
To make sure your treatment is safer and more comfortable, this device has been designed with a built-in sensor that continually assesses your skin type and skin contact, only releasing the flash on suitable areas.
The clinically-proven technology helps reduce the hair growth with little effort.
Simply shave the treatment area before you start, select one of the three energy levels, and follow the treatment plan recommended for the area you want to treat, and voilà!
IPL is one of the best known methods of hair reduction used in hair removal devices all over the world.
Sensica take this technology one step further by combining Intense Pulsed Light technology with unique sensors to give us RPL.
These sensors are constantly reacting to your skin's specific needs to ensure a safe, fast and effective hair removal treatment.
With safety in mind, these sensors will automatically disable the treatment if your skin tone is too dark or you are too tanned.
RPL works by delivering light pulses to the hair follicles and the light energy is absorbed by the melanin found in the hair shift, generating heat and coagulating the follicle.
The clinically-proven technology helps reduce the hair growth with little effort.
Simply shave the treatment area before you start, select one of the three energy levels, and follow the treatment plan recommended for the area you want to treat, and voila !
Sensica sensiLight Mini is intended for use on skin tone types I - V of the Fitzpatrick Scale. It must not be used on the naturally darkest skin tones.
The device works best on dark hair or hair that contains more melanin. Brown and light brown hair will respond, but will typically require more treatment sessions. It is not recommended to use this with red, white,, grey or blonde hair.
Contraindications:
Do not use if you have an active implant such as a pacemaker, insulin pumps, or similar devices since it may cause interference.
The use of sensiLight by pregnant or nursing women has not been established
Do not use if you suffer from epilepsy, as it could trigger a seizure.
The use of sensiLight by someone under radiation therapy or chemotherapy within the past 3 months has not been established.
Do not use on damaged or broken skin or if you have a history of a Herpes or Psoriasis outbreak in the treatment area.
Do not use if you suffer from keloid scar formation.
Do not use if you have taken Tetracycline antibiotics within the last two weeks.
Do not use if you have been taking medication with the following active ingredients within the last two weeks: Retinoid, Accutane and Retina-A.
Do not use if you are photosensitive or have other diseases related to light sensitivity.
Do not use if you suffer from metabolic conditions, such as diabetes.
Do not use if you have had a skin peel or other skin resurfacing procedure within the last 6-8 weeks.
Do not use if you were exposed to sunlight or artificial tanning in the past 30 days.
Do not use if you have dark spots such as large freckles, moles or blisters on the treatment area.
Do not use on the face above the cheek line: around the eyes, eyebrows or eyelashes as this could cause serious eye damage.
Do not use over mucous membranes as in the nose and ears.
Do not use over piercings or any metal items such as earrings or jewellery as it may cause burns.
sensiLight should not be used on tattoos, permanent make-up and intimate body areas such as nipples, genitalia or around the anus.
If you see extreme redness of the skin, blistering or burns stop using the device immediately.
Use of sensiLight may cause temporary skin colour changes.
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