Beurer IPL 8500 Velvet Skin Pro Mode D'emploi page 28

• Only use the beurer Velvet Skin Pro for its intended purpose and as described in the instructions
for use.
• Do not operate the beurer Velvet Skin Pro if a cable or plug is damaged and keep the mains cable
away from hot surfaces.
• Pull the mains plug of the beurer Velvet Skin Pro out of the socket before cleaning.
• Pull the mains plug out of the socket after charging the battery.
• Do not use the beurer Velvet Skin Pro with attachments or accessories that are not recommended
by Beurer GmbH.
• Do not use the beurer Velvet Skin Pro if you see or smell smoke while using the device.
• Do not use the beurer Velvet Skin Pro if it is not working properly or if it appears to be damaged.
• Do not use the beurer Velvet Skin Pro if the skin colour sensor under the light area is cracked or bro-
ken.
• Do not use the beurer Velvet Skin Pro if the exterior housing is cracked or falling apart.
• Do not use the beurer Velvet Skin Pro if the light area is cracked, broken or missing.
• Do not operate the beurer Velvet Skin Pro if the cable or plug is damaged.
• Only charge the device with the supplied adapter.
• Do not use the device if the UV filter of the light emission window is damaged.
• Do not use the precision attachment if the filter is damaged.
• Make sure that an unimpeded flow of air through the ventilation holes is ensured.
WARNING
Do not use the beurer Velvet Skin Pro under any circumstances if you suffer from one of the fol-
lowing ailments:
• If you suffer from skin cancer or have done in the past.
• If you suffer from epilepsy.
• If you suffer from keloid scars.
• If you have herpes or psoriasis.
• If you are photosensitive or suffer from another form of light sensitivity, such as porphyria, poly-
morphic photodermatosis, solar urticaria, lupus, etc.
• If you suffer from a metabolic disorder, such as diabetes.
• If you suffer from a blood clotting disorder.
Do not use the beurer Velvet Skin Pro under any circumstances if you are taking any of the
following medication:
• If you are taking medication that makes the skin more sensitive to light, including non-steroidal anti-
inflammatory drugs (for example, aspirin, ibuprofen, paracetamol), tetracyclines, phenothiazines,
thiazide diuretics, sulphonylurea, sulfonamide, DTIC, fluorouracil, vinblastine, griseofulvin, alpha
hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), Retin-A
• If you are undergoing or recently underwent treatment with azelaic acid.
• If you have taken tetracycline antibiotics in the past two weeks.
• If you have been treated with Accutane® (isotretinoin) in the past six months.
• If you have been on a course of steroids in the past three months.
• If you have had a skin exfoliation treatment or other skin smoothing procedure in the last six to eight
weeks.
• If you have undergone radiation or chemotherapy in the past three months.
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® and/or topical retinoids.