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Thanks for purchasing a product of Maniquick range.
The DERMO VACUUM MASSAGER is an appliance which allows you to have a suc-
tion massage (vacuum) of professional quality in the comfort and privacy of your
own home. This appliance performs an intense and effective massage and it is
extremely important that you read these instructions for use carefully; improper or
excessive use or using it in the presence of a number of physiological condi-
tions (see the paragraph 'Warnings') may cause the appearance of bruises due
to the suction action on the skin. These bruises - due to improper use of the ap-
pliance - are temporary and will be naturally reabsorbed within a few days.
Subcutaneous suction massage:
Subcutaneous massage means a deep massage at the level of the hypodermis. The
difference between this type of massage and a manual massage is based on the
fact that a manual massage compresses the tissues towards the inside, while the
suction massage is based on cutaneous suction with a consequent
detachment of the tissues.
This technique has some very important consequences:
· all the vessels that pass under the suctioned tissue are opened. This means
an increase in blood flow and lymphatic circulation, helping to create an
important purifying effect and supplying the tissues with nutrients.
· suction helps to loosen skin tissue and the outermost layer of fat cells also
begin to be broken down.
· The skin begins to look younger and healthier.
The suction massage by the DERMO VACUUM MASSAGER carries out a deep mas-
sage from the inside out, generating the mobilization of the fats present in the skin
cells. The massage also activates the process of lipolysis, that leads to the reduction
of solid fats. The massage causes increased blood flow: the blood supplies more
oxygen and other nutrients, draining off the fluids present in the tissue.
Before using this product, please read these
instructions carefully and keep this manual
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
for future reference.
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Introduction