Philips Lumea Advanced SC1996 Faq

Philips Lumea Advanced SC1996 Faq

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Is Lumea safe to use on the face?
Facial skin is more sensitive and more exposed to the sun on a regular basis. Most Lumea
models include a special facial attachment with a UV filter that prevents skin damage
(SC1996, SC1997, SC1999, SC2006, SC2007, SC2008, SC2009, BRI950, BRI953,
BRI954, BRI956, BRI959). By checking your skin type, you can choose the specific
setting that will ensure effective yet gentle treatment on your face. As the area around
your eyes is very sensitive, we recommend to use Lumea only below the cheekbones in
order to avoid the risk of eye damage. To achieve optimal results on the cheeks, upper lip
and chin, stand in front of a mirror to get a good view of the area to be treated and the
'ready to flash' light.
(Please note: Lumea Advanced SC1991, SC1992, SC1993, SC1995 cannot be used on
face).
Are there any long term effects of IPL usage? Is it safe for my skin?
Professional IPL treatments already exist for 25 years and researches haven't shown appearance of skin
cancer or fertility issues. No serious side effects or damage from long-term use have been reported. Philips
Lumea IPL technology is derived from the technology used in professional salons. We have adapted the
technology for safe and effective use at home. Philips Lumea has been developed in conjunction with
leading dermatologists and tested with over 2000 women. It fulfills all the safety regulations for home-use
appliances. As with any skincare product, it is important to use the appliance in accordance with the user
manual.
Lumea's safety system ensures that light flashing is only possible if the attachment is in full contact with the
skin. The integrated UV filter ensures that the light only affects the hair and not the skin. If your skin is too
dark, the skin color sensor prevents the emission of flashes. We recommend to use Lumea in a well-lit
room, to reduce the perceived brightness of the flash. Side effects and complications, while possible, are
very unlikely as long as you use Lumea according to the instructions and precautions included in the user
manual.
Is the flashing light on my Lumea safe for my eyes?
Philips Lumea has been developed with your safety in mind and it does not hurt your
eyes. The safety system prevents flashing when the device is not fully in contact with the
skin. Be sure to make good skin contact to avoid unnecessary scattered light and never
use Lumea in the area around your eyes or for treating your eyebrows. It is not necessary
to wear goggles during use. Use Lumea in a well-lit room so that the light is less glaring
to your eyes. A well lit room reduces the perceived brightness of the flash.
Can I use Lumea for a full bikini area depilation (such as a 'Brazilian")?
Lumea is safe and gentle enough to treat the entire bikini area, so if you want a Brazilian
or a Hollywood ((just a trip of hair or no hair at all) go right ahead. To prevent discomfort
we advise you to use a lower setting for darker and pigmented areas. For sensitive areas
of the pubic area you can use a lower setting based on your comfort level. The reason for
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Summary of Contents for Philips Lumea Advanced SC1996

  • Page 1 Professional IPL treatments already exist for 25 years and researches haven't shown appearance of skin cancer or fertility issues. No serious side effects or damage from long-term use have been reported. Philips Lumea IPL technology is derived from the technology used in professional salons. We have adapted the technology for safe and effective use at home.
  • Page 2 Can I use Philips Lumea on moles or freckles? No, do not use Philips Lumea directly on or close to big moles or freckles. If there is a mole in the area you want to treat try to flash around it, because the energy of the light will be absorbed by the pigment of the mole.
  • Page 3 * Wait at least 48 hours after tanning before you use Philips Lumea. * Do not use Philips Lumea if you have sunburned skin and for as long as the sunburn persists. * Be aware that all types of tanning darken the skin.
  • Page 4 BRI954 BRI956, BRI959 are suitable for dark skin tones, none of the Lumea models are suitable for very dark skin tones). Philips Lumea comes with a skin tone sensor on models BRI860, BRI861, BRI862, BRI863, BRI864, BRI950, BRI953, BRI954, BRI956, BRI959, SC1981-SC1985, SC1996, SC1997, SC1999; this sensor ensures that a...