ThermoClear Therapy

Non-invasive radio, low & high frequency technology that treats or removes minor benign skin abnormalities within 3-5 seconds, with a  minimal discomfort, the sensation, like a tight pinch to the skin. Clients commonly see instantaneous results, usually in only one treatment. However, some may need two or three sessions to complete the treatment. Healing time could take 1-3 weeks. 

The radio frequency (RF) treatment may dramatically reduce darkly pigmented sunspots, skin tags, miles, sebaceous hyperplasia, cholesterol deposits, and small spider veins. More than one RF session may be necessary to achieve desired results. 

The skin treated may be red and swollen with fine, thin scabs. Keep the treated areas covered with Caladryl, Polysporin or Bacitracin until thin scabs fall off. This process can take anywhere from1-3 weeks to heal completely. It could take as long as 1-3 month in some rare cases. DO NOT SCRATCH THE SCABS, as that can cause scarring and prolong the healing time. 

You must be off Accutane for more than 6 month to resume treatment. Individuals using ANTICOAGULANTS should be noted. 

Micro scarring - the RF system can create 

a bruise or moderate burn or blister to then skin. For an effective treatment, the RF energy may cause the skin to scab up, then the healing time can make the skin red. There is a slight risk of micro-scarring. 

Hyper-pigmentation and Hypo-pigmentation have been noted after treatment, especially with individuals with thin/frail skin and darker complexions. This usually resolves within weeks, but to can take as long as 1-3 month inn some rare cases. Permanent color change is also a rare risk. If you have a lot of color in your skin, a skin lightening cream will be advised to reduce the melanin in your skin before the treatment. Avoiding sun exposure after the treatment is crucial to reduce the risk of color change. 

Allergic reactions: in rare cases, local allergies to tape, preservatives used in cosmetics or topical preparations, have been reported. Systemic reactions may result from prescription medicines. Allergic reaction may require additional treatment.    

Bleeding: Pinpointment epidermal bleeding is rare but can occur following RF treatment procedure. Should bleeding occur, additional treatment might be necessary. 

Infection: Although infection following RF treatment is unusual, bacterial, fungal, and viral infections can occur if the area is picked or not kept clean. Herpes simplex virus infections around the mouth can occur following a RF treatment. Should any type of skin infection occur, additional treatment including antibiotics might be necessary. If you have a history of herpes simplex virus in the treated area we recommend preventative therapy. 

Skin tissue Pathology: Energy directed at the skin lesions may potentially vaporize the lesion. Only clearly benign pigmented lesion can be treated. Check with your dermatologist for clearance for the treatment, if the lesion has changed in color, size, extremely elevated or is painful to the touch. 

Pregnancy; Implanted pacemakers or some heart conditions; High blood pressure, anticoagulants will affect the treatment; Any skin imperfection must be evaluated by a physician prior to treatment. 

DO NOT PICK the area - Avoid picking and scratching the treated area to achieve your best results. If any crusting appears you can apply an antibiotic cream, Bacitracin, Caladryl lotion or after sunburn gel. 

Make-up may be used 24 hours after the treatment, unless there six any sign of epidermal bleeding. It is recommended to use fresh makeup or a powdered mineral makeup to reduce the possibility of infection. 

You may shower after the treatment with tepid water. If extensive work has been done, you may need to apply Aquaphor or Vaseline on the treated area when using a shower and lightly remove it after bathing. Skin should be patted dry and not rubbed. After 24 hours you can wash the area gently with a mild soap.   

You may experience redness, scabbing, and slight bruising from 5-7 days post treatment. Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds from 2-3 weeks and throughout the course of your recommended treatment process. Use sunscreen SPF 25 or higher at all times when going out in the sunlight. 

Avoid tweezing, waxing, bleaching, chemical peels, and all laser treatments during the course of the treatment. Do not use irritants such as Retin-A, glycol's, or loofa until the area has completely healed up. 

Call your thermo-clear professional with any questions or concerns you may have during your treatment.