Epilation

Proceeding with the procedure

Remove metal parts, such as jewelry. Clean and disinfect the treated area. Choose the right needle for the procedure. In order to recognize the settings well and not to cause unpleasant impressions in the client, it is necessary to start with average values.

Closing blood vessels

In our climate, it is best to close blood vessels in autumn or spring. It is important that it is not too cold or too hot, because frost or heat cause fragile blood vessels to break faster.

We choose the needle according to the size of the vessel, the larger it is, the thicker the needle we can use. We usually close tiny, thin, shallowly located "spider veins" with a size 2 or 3 needle. Ballet needles with a sharp tip are the most convenient for closing the blood vessels. This ending of the needle makes it easier to penetrate the blood vessel. Uniprobe needles, with a blunt tip, are more convenient for hair removal. However, the procedure of closing blood vessels or removing hair can be performed correctly with both the Ballet needle and the Uniprobe needle.

The settings on the device should be selected according to the size of the vessel and the type of skin (its thickness) and the depth at which the vessel is located. The quickest and easiest way is to close small "spider veins", located shallowly. It is worth practicing closing them initially on such vessels. In order to close the blood vessels well, you need to gain skill, which comes from practice, i.e. closing the blood vessels, e.g. on yourself, preferably in a place that is not very visible, e.g. the inner side of the thighs, around the ankle (near the foot).

Very generally - the longer the time we want to choose, the smaller the current we should set - and vice versa - the higher the current we want to set, the shorter the time we should choose. Imaging, if we choose a long time and set a high current, we will most likely cause a burn within the needle.

With the appropriately selected time and current, after puncturing the vessel and "letting go" of the impulse (current) - with the naked eye we can see how the blood inside the vessel is "boiling" (coagulating) and, speaking pictorially, we can see how the vessel is glowing. The most popular types of vessels that customers receive are the so-called "spiders". We can close this type of blood vessels in at least several ways.

The most popular are: insertion from the outside (from the ends) or insertion in the middle of the "spider". You can also insert the needle several times, each time starting where you closed the vessel during the first or subsequent injection. If we want to insert ourselves once, we usually have to choose a longer time but a low current. If we insert several times, we can set a shorter time but a slightly higher current. If we choose too short a time and too low a current, the blood vessel will not close and slight bleeding may occur.

Before the treatment, the skin is disinfected with liquid, after the treatment, do not sunbathe until healing (7-14 days), do not use irritating cosmetics, peelings, etc. Do not apply ointments, etc. to the skin. Do not wear tight clothes in the treated area. treatment, including tight tights or knee-high socks/socks.

Focal erythema and swelling usually subside within a few hours after the procedure.

Hair removal:

We choose the needle size according to the thickness of the hair. The larger the hair, the thicker the needle we can use. In our climate, the most popular size is from 2-4. We insert the needle into the hair follicle at the angle at which the hair grows from the skin, preferably from the bottom of the hair. A needle properly inserted into the follicle canal does not cause pain, stinging or other unpleasant sensations, we insert it until we feel slight resistance, this means that we have reached the bulb, then we release the impulse/current. If inserting the needle hurts or stings, it means that we are inserting the needle next to the hair follicle.

We place a miniature needle-like probe through which current flows in the hair follicle up to the papilla. During this process, electricity is supplied to the nipple for a few seconds.

After the treatment, the needle is gently removed from the hair follicle and the hair is then easily and painlessly removed using tweezers. The electrical impulse causes permanent damage to the hair matrix, as a result of which the hair stops growing.

Focal erythema and swelling usually subside within a few hours after the procedure.

Types of Epilators produced by Biomak - click

Working methods used in Biomak epilators:

- THERMOLYSIS

- ELECTROLYSIS

- BLEND METHOD

- COAGULATION