Question 1

How often should I use my DermaWand?

Accepted Answer

For the best results, we recommend using your DermaWand twice a day - once in the morning and again before bed. When you reached your desired results, you can cut back on your number of treatments and use DermaWand as needed for maintenance.

Question 2

Should I use a moisturizer or cream with my DermaWand?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for the best results you should always apply the Pre-Face or any good quality moisturizer or cream to your skin first. This allows DermaWand to glide smoothly over your skin without pulling or tugging.

Question 3

Can I use DermaWand with other products?

Accepted Answer

We always suggest using the FREE DermaVital skin care creams included in your DermaWand kit as they were designed specifically to work with the device. However, you can use DermaWand with any skin care products that you are currently using as well.

Question 4

Does DermaWand hurt or sting?

Accepted Answer

No, you will feel some stimulation upon contact with the tip but it does not sting, burn or hurt. There is a toning dial on the end of the DermaWand. We advise that you initially start at the lowest setting and increase the setting as you get comfortable using the device. It is also always a good idea to first try DermaWand on the back of your hand to get used to the sensation.

Question 5

Who should not use DermaWand?

Accepted Answer

- Do not use DermaWand if you suffer from rosacea or excessive broken capillaries.
- Do not use DermaWand if you have a pacemaker or other electrical medical device. If you are not sure, consult your physician.
- If you are pregnant, or if you suspect that you are pregnant, we recommend you postpone use of your DermaWand.
- DermaWand makes no claims to diagnose, mitigate, treat or correct specific skin disorders or diseases. DermaWand is for cosmetic use only.

Question 6

Is DermaWand tested on animals?

Accepted Answer

No, DermaWand and the DermaVitál products are cruelty free. All Clinical Trials for the DermaWand have been conducted on volunteers.

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