Important Safety Information - Tria SMOOTHBEAUTY LASER Instructions D'utilisation

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Read the following important safety
information before using the device. If you
have any questions contact Tria Beauty
Customer Care or a health care professional.
WARNINGS
•
Do not use to treat your eye or eyelids
or aim the device directly into your
eyes. Doing this could cause serious eye
injury such as a permanent or temporary
decrease in vision or permanent blindness.
Treat around the eyes only where you can
feel bone beneath the skin.
•
Do not use on tattooed skin or areas with
permanent makeup. Doing this could result
in a damaged tattoo or increased risk of
skin injury.
•
Do not treat a zone on your face more
than once per day (once every 24 hours).
Doing this could result in increased risk
of skin irritation.
•
After treatment is completed and the device
automatically turns off, wait at least 24 hours
to begin a new treatment session. Failure
to do so may increase skin irritation.
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Do not use the device if you are under the age
of 18. The use of the device on or by anyone
under the age of 18 has not been tested and
could result in serious skin or eye injury.
•
Do not use if you are pregnant. The device
has not been tested for safety on pregnant
women and the risks are unknown.
•
Do not use the device if it is wet, or if it or
the charger could fall into water while it is
plugged in. If the device or charger has
fallen into water, do not touch until you first
unplug it. Touching the device while it is wet
could result in possibly fatal electric shock.
•
Do not use the device if you experience
skin color darkening. Failure to follow
these instructions may cause further skin
color darkening that may take more than
3 months to diminish.
•
Do not use the device to treat skin which
is painful to touch, raised (higher than
surrounding skin), crusting or bleeding.
This may be a sign of a more serious condition
and should be checked by your doctor.
•
Do not treat if your skin is significantly
red or swollen from a previous treatment.