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Juvasonic® · Instructions for use

Instructions for use.

The complete document, as issued with the device. Intended use, contraindications, preparation, operation, cleaning, storage and troubleshooting.

The manual

Read it before the first session.

The complete instructions for use, Rev 2.0, thirteen pages. Keep a copy at the treatment station and one with the practice records.

Juvasonic Instructions for Use
  • IFU-JUVA-PRO-10112026
  • 13 pages
  • Class I medical device · Professional use only

Set up and operation

  1. Inspect. Device, charger and cartridge packaging, for any sign of damage.
  2. Check the pouch. Unopened, undamaged and within the labelled shelf life.
  3. Charge. Before first use and as needed between procedures.
  4. Prepare the skin. Cleanse to facility protocol. The skin or scalp is clean and dry.
  5. Choose the cartridge. Type and port size matched to the formulation.
  6. Fill the vial. 3 mL of a compatible professional-use topical.
  7. Assemble. Cartridge into the inlet, retaining ring secured, seated before powering on.
  8. Treat. Keep the device moving. Even, controlled, overlapping passes. No excessive pressure, no dwelling in one spot. Aim for damp skin, not saturation.
  9. Finish. Power off. Remove and discard the cartridge.

Controls

Power onHold 2 seconds
Change speedClick
Low5,800 RPM
Medium7,500 RPM
High8,800 RPM
Power offHold 3 seconds

Keep it upright. Do not turn the device upside down during use. Liquid can flow back into the device.

The manual, in full · IFU-JUVA-PRO-10112026 · Rev 2.0 · 13 pages

Safety

Who it's for.

Trained aesthetic or medical professionals, on intact skin and scalp, one sterile single-use cartridge per client. The contraindications are from the instructions for use, Rev 2.0, so a practice can screen before booking.

When not to use Juvasonic

  • Open wounds, actively bleeding skin, or compromised or broken skin.
  • Active infection, inflamed or irritated skin, or areas with unexplained lesions.
  • Areas with known hypersensitivity to the topical serum or the materials that touch the skin.
  • Skin following an invasive procedure, unless the surface is intact and the supervising medical professional has cleared the area.
  • With caution: sensitive skin, a compromised barrier, active dermatologic conditions, recently exfoliated skin, areas prone to irritation, and clients who report burning, stinging or intolerance to topicals.
  • Single-use cartridges. One per patient, one per session, never reused or re-sterilised.