Gel Application Guide

Cavitation

Use an Ultrasound Gel or Aloe Vera Gel for optimal performance. Apply a generous amount to the treatment area before starting. The gel may dry during your session, so reapply as needed to maintain smooth, consistent glide and conductive contact.

Radio Frequency (RF)

Use a glycerin-based gel for all RF functions, whether treating the body or face. Apply enough product to allow smooth movement without drag. If using the vacuum function, avoid applying excessive gel to prevent it being drawn into the device. Glycerin formulations spread well and maintain adequate hydration throughout treatment.

Treatment Modes and Intensity Levels

40kHz Cavitation

Designed to target and disrupt fat cells.
• Treat one area at a time, for up to 20 to 40 minutes per body area per session (depending on preference)
• Allow 72 hours between sessions to support the body’s natural metabolic process
• Perform slow vertical, horizontal, and circular movements with gentle pressure
• A high-pitched sound is normal and expected; it is a result of 40kHz frequency sensitivity to the human ear
• Intensity modes A, B, C, and D allow customisation based on fat density
 • A: Best for larger areas with deeper fat deposits (abdomen, buttocks, thighs)
 • B/C: Suitable for areas with moderate fat (back of arms, hips)
 • D: Best for thinner, more superficial areas of fat
• Treat only areas with visible fat, avoiding bone and sensitive internal structures

Important Safety Notes:
Do not use any function on the throat or heart area.

Radio Frequency (RF)

Designed for skin tightening and stimulation of collagen production.
• Smaller RF heads are recommended for delicate areas like under-eye contours, temples, and around the nose
• Larger RF heads are ideal for broader zones such as the forehead, jawline, neck, and body
• Maintain controlled circular motions at a steady pace
• Treatment duration:
 • 20 to 30 minutes for smaller areas (e.g. face)
 • 30 to 60 minutes for larger body zones
• Frequency: Every 4 to 7 days, depending on skin sensitivity and recovery time

Temperature Caution:
Warmth is normal. Discontinue treatment if the skin becomes uncomfortably hot to avoid thermal irritation.

Intensity modes A–D mirror the cavitation settings. Begin on lower modes and increase progressively as comfort and tolerance improve.

Simplified Usage Overview

Cavitation
• Use for 20–40 minutes per body area
• Every 72 hours
• Slow movements; high-pitched sound is normal

Radio Frequency
• 20–30 minutes for smaller areas
• 30–60 minutes for larger body areas
• Every 4–7 days
• Stop if the skin becomes too hot