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7. Treatment can be augmented by "lifting" movements from the jowl
line upwards toward your cheeks.
POST TREATMENT
1. Turn device OFF.
2. Gently clean your skin of STOP Preparation Gel.
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3. Apply the STOP after treatment cream (fig. 5) to all treated areas.
4. Clean the TriPollar STOP device with a soft, damp cloth or
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paper towel and return it to the protective base. Never submerge
the TriPollar STOP under water!
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TREATMENT TIPS
Note: Once the container has been opened, the STOP
Gel and the STOP After Treatment moisturizing cream can be used
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for 12 months.
IMPORTANT: It is recommended to perform a patch test 24 hours prior to
initial use. Apply a small amount of STOP
treat the area with TriPollar STOP device. Ensure that the skin does not
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have a negative reaction to the gel or treatment.
• STOP After Treatment - It is recommended to perform a patch test on a
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small area on your skin 24 hours prior to first use.
• All four poles must be in full contact with skin at all times during treatment.
• Leaving the device on the same spot without movement might
result in skin overheating and possible burns.
Continuous \ movement is important for your comfort and safety.
• Orange light indicator:
o If the orange indicator light takes longer than 5 minutes to illuminate
or if you don't feel any heating, try moving the device as slowly as
possible without stopping the motion.
o If the orange indicator light goes on immediately or if you feel excessive
heat, select a lower power level.
o If the orange indicator still does not appear within 3-5 minutes, select a
higher power level.
Preparation
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Preparation Gel to inner arm and
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• Slow, circular and constant movements are more effective than rapid
movements. The slower the movement, the faster the treatment area
will begin to heat internally.
IMPORTANT! Use the TriPollar STOP
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use STOP on eye lids, over closed eyes, ears or genitals.
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Indications of successful treatment
As a natural result of treatment, the skin may show some redness
(erythema) and minor skin swelling (edema) in the treatment area. Both
should disappear after a short time.
Possible Side Effects
The following side effects are rare; however in the event that they do
occur, they are usually temporary. However, if any of the following
conditions appear and last more than 24 hours, consult your physician.
• Prolonged pain
• Damage to natural skin texture (crusting, blister, burn)
• Fragile skin
• Bruising
• Mild headache
for its intended use only. Do not
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