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Intensity: should be set to produce "surface vibrations".
BEAUTY11 • Capillarisation (no-medical program)
The capillarisation program significantly increases arterial flow in the area
treated. The capillarisation program is very useful for recovering after intense
aerobic work (toning up training) and improves local microcirculation.
Session duration: 20 minutes.
Electrodes' positioning: refer to Figure 01 to 20 of the Positions manaul.
Intensity: medium.
BEAUTY12 • Heaviness in legs (no-medical program)
This program is used to improve blood flow and muscle oxygenation speeding
up the elimination of lactic acid (produced after anaerobic sessions for muscle
definition), reducing soreness and the risk of contractures. Thanks to this
program the muscle treated will be ready for a new training session or
competition much more quickly.
Session duration: 30 minutes.
Electrodes' positioning: from Figure 01 to 20 of the Positions manual.
Intensity: initial medium-low, so as to produce a good movement of the
treated area; gradually increase the intensity until obtaining a strong
massaging effect on the treated area.
BEAUTY13/14/15 • Microlifting face/breast/cleavage with handpiece (no-
medical program)
The following program is used to tone up the treated muscles, using a special
pulse which improves both the appearance and the dynamism of the muscles.
We recommend that you use the handpiece for stimulation (optional): in this
case, you need to use a neutral conductive gel to enhance the stimulating
action of the handpiece. Always keep the handpiece in contact with the skin.
Session duration: 15 minutes.
Electrodes' positioning: based on the treated area. N.B. keep a minimum
distance of 3 cm between the electrode and the eyeball.
IMPORTANT: take care when adjusting the intensity as facial muscles
are particularly sensitive; intensity should be increased gradually,
starting with a very low level of stimulation (for example 3÷5mA) and
increasing with care until reaching a good level of stimulation,
represented by good muscle activation.
IMPORTANT: the intensity level should not be so as to cause
discomfort! The equation more pain = more benefit is completely
misleading and counterproductive.
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