Therabody TheraFace Mask Glo

Directions: Slide the TheraFace Mask eyeshield into the mask through the protrusions that meet near the nose. Use of the eyeshield is optional. Using the eyeshield can reduce strain on the eyes from the light. If you choose not to use the eyeshield, keep your eyes closed throughout your treatment. Do not look into LED lights during treatment. *Normal use of TheraFace Mask eyeshields may result in redness around your eye area. Some redness is normal and should subside within 5-10 minutes of using TheraFace Mask. Place the device on your face, and adjust both of the Velcro straps to your desired fit. To turn on the device, either Long press the LED button (G) to turn ON LED light + vibration, or the vibration button (H) to turn ON vibration only. Short press the vibration button (H) or LED button to toggle through each vibration mode (Continuous, Breathing, and Wave).

Warnings: Due care is required in these circumstances and device use may need to be modified. Consult with a medical professional if you currently have or suspect you may have any of the following conditions or if you have any questions.

Have face piercings/jewellery that cannot be removed
Recent injury or surgery to the face or eyes
Recent facial treatment, including neurotoxin, dermal filler, microneedling, laser, and chemical peel until the skin has fully healed.
Current Herpes Simplex Virus breakout
Broken skin
Retinol application before use of red LED light

Contraindications:
These are circumstances where the potential risks may outweigh the benefits. Therefore, it is advised that you should seek the advice of a medical professional before using the device.

Eye-related disorders such as e.g. retinitis pigmentosa, ocular albinism, other congenital retinal disorders
Skin rash, open wounds, blisters, local tissue inflammation, infection, bruises, or tumors
Pregnancy/nursing
Abnormal sensations (e.g., numbness)
Cancer/tumors
Epilepsy
Cardiopathy (heart disease)
Photo allergy or disorder (e.g., Lupus, porphyria)
Medications that cause light sensitivity
Medications for severe acne
Extreme sensitivity to light
Melasma or hyperpigmentation (especially if exacerbated by mild warmth)
Suspicious lesions or skin cancer — please consult your physician
If taking or using any retinol or other sun-sensitive medications, products, or benzoyl peroxide, do not use infrared light
Allergy to the device material (Lycra fabric and medical grade transparent TPE and silicone)