facial devices
This device uses ozone to kill bacteria and stimulate circulation.
High frequency
This reaction softens and emulsifies sebum in the follicles.
desincrustion
A medical device that makes electrotherapy unsafe.
pacemaker
Gloves should be worn when handling this to prevent contamination.
hot towel cabinet
This lamp helps identify oil, dehydration, and pigmentation.
Wood’s lamp
This device uses steam to soften the skin and prepare it for extractions.
steamer
This reaction uses the positive pole to calm the skin and close follicles.
cataphoresis
A condition involving seizures that is a contraindication for electrical devices.
epilepsy
This paraffin application method is safest to prevent cross contamination.
brush on method
The most common diopter used in magnifying lamps.
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This device exfoliates the skin using rotating brushes.
rotary brush
This pole is negative and causes stimulation and softening of the skin.
negative pole
This condition makes galvanic and other electrotherapy unsafe.
pregnant
This is why equipment must be sanitized between clients.
prevent cross contamination and infection
One effect of electric mitts and boots.
increased circulation
This device uses suction to increase circulation and lymphatic drainage.
vacume machine
This reaction increases circulation and opens follicles.
anaphoresis
This type of implant can interfere with electrotherapy.
metal implants
This protects the esthetician financially in case of accidents.
insurance
One benefit of using a steamer during a facial.
soften skin
This device sprays products onto the skin to cool and soothe it.
spray machine
this galvanic technique helps products penetrate deeper into the skin.
iontophoresis
A serious body system condition that is a contraindication for electrotherapy.
heart conditions
this should always be checked before purchasing or using a device.
state laws and regulations
One effect of a vacuum device on the skin.
lymphatic drainage