Beauty Device Guides

Cleaning Between Clients: Build a Device-Compatible Workflow
A between-client reset needs more than a quick wipe. Learn how to match equipment instructions, disinfectant labels and local requirements, map components, assign responsibility and keep unresolved equipment on hold.
Why Online Cavitation Protocols Conflict
Conflicting cavitation protocols need a source check before an operating decision. Learn to compare technology, device identity, instructions and control scales, and recognize when an unresolved disagreement requires clarification or...
What to Include in a Cavitation Service Request
Give equipment support a clear account of the affected function, machine identity, original errors and service history. This guide includes a reusable request outline, privacy checks and a documented path...
Returning a Repaired Cavitation Machine to Client Use
A returned machine is not automatically ready for clients. Learn how to review fault closure, technical evidence, accessory compatibility and staff handover before recording a defined release decision.
When Should a Cavitation Handpiece Be Serviced or Replaced?
There is no universal cavitation handpiece replacement interval established here. Review the exact manufacturer criteria, qualified findings, service history and availability of compatible parts before documenting service, replacement or retirement.
Cable or Connector Damage: Why a Working Screen Is Not Enough
A responsive cavitation console does not establish that its cable, connector, or accessory is safe. This guide explains how salon staff can report suspected damage, request manufacturer-confirmed replacement compatibility, and...
A Maintenance Log for Multifunction Body-Contouring Equipment
Keep a continuous equipment history across shifts and service providers. This guide provides a maintenance-log structure for tasks, faults, replacement parts, technical reports and documented release decisions, without prescribing universal...