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1.
The treatment is easier if the procedure is completed on one side of the face and then repeated on the
other side.
2.
Hold the skin taut and begin the treatment in the middle of the forehead just above the nose. Run the
handpiece along the forehead and above the eyebrow, stopping at the temple. Lift the handpiece and
return to the area where you started the procedure (ask the patient if they are comfortable. Either con
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tinue the treatment or adjust the suction level accordingly). Repeat this action until you have covered
that half of the forehead. Then repeat this action in three different directions.
3.
Continue from the temples down the side of the face and cheek area. Again, repeat this motion in three
different directions.
4.
Sweep across the cheeks to the nose (avoiding the under eye area). The nose can be a difficult area to
treat, this may take practice. Repeat in three different directions.
5.
Next, continue with the upper lip area, the chin and any remaining areas on the side of the face. Repeat
in three different directions.
6.
Repeat above steps on the opposite side of the face.
7.
Lower the suction to about level 10 and perform the treatment on the neck. Run the handpiece in an
upward motion, then pull and lift outward toward the ears. Two passes are sufficient to this area.
8.
Repeat under the eye, including outer area and crows’ feet. This should be performed in short, quick
strokes to insure patient comfort.
9.
The lips can now be treated in the same manner. Always hold the lips taut and use short, quick stokes.
Be sure to work the Vermilion Border, reducing fine lines and leaving the lips refreshed and full.
10.
Remove the tube from the clean media canister. Now you are working with suction only, no crystals.
Repeat the procedure to clean up residual crystals. This will also further stimulate blood flow, leaving
the patient with a healthy, beautiful glow.
P E R F O R M I N G T H E P R O C E D U R E
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