Contraindications of electroepilation

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Contraindications for electroepilation procedure:

1. Immunodeficiency conditions (HIV virus, hepatitis or other immunodeficiencies)

2. asthenia (general weakness)

3. Neuropsychiatric disorders

4. Pregnancy (1st trimester), lactation (first 6 months)

5. epilepsy

6. Oncologic diseases

7. Heart disease, including hypertension and ischemic heart disease, heart defects

8. Taking photosensitizing drugs

9. Varicose veins in the areas of exposure

10. Taking Roaccutane (Isotretinoin) for 6 months prior to treatment

11. Taking antibiotics within 2 weeks prior to epilation

12. Diabetes mellitus at the decompensation stage

13. Somatic diseases in the acute stage

14. Hyperthermia

15. Hemophilia, clotting disorders and use of drugs that reduce blood clotting (anticoagulants)

16. Metal implants, including "golden threads" in the treatment area

Procedure can be unsafe for people with metal implants, including "gold threads" in the zone of action.

17. Presence of a pacemaker or cochlear implant

18. Presence of infectious and inflammatory processes on the skin, including exacerbation of chronic skin diseases and any other violation of the integrity of the skin (warts, herpes, fungal diseases, cuts, birthmarks, fresh scars, sunburns, impetigo, inflammation, acne, etc.)

19. Menstruation

It is not recommended to perform the procedure during menstruation because of increased skin sensitivity and possible risk of infection.

20. Asthma

21. Current intolerance

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