The Personal Microderm Device includes:

The Filter that comes with this device can be washed and reused many times, you must have the filter in place when being used to avoid permanent damage.

Enhance skin texture and eliminate dullness by gently resurfacing, Reduce fine lines found on the forehead and around the mouth, Smoothes hyperpigmentation caused by sun damage, aging and melasma, Allows for better absorption of serums, lotions and creams, Exfoliates and cleans pores, making them appear smaller over time, Helps smooth and reduce scars caused by acne or burns.

• STEP 1: Assembly Place disc on motor shaft. Simply push on tightly. To remove; Pull Off. Important: There are 2 disc sizes. One for the body and one for the face. See recommended usage below. Place the cap over the disc. Screw 1/4 turn and seal tight. There must be a seal in order to create the vacuum and suction. Connect cord to unit and power supply and plug in.
  
  STEP 2: Wash Your Skin Cleanse and Wash. Remove all oil, makeup, and dirt. Make sure your hair is out of the way and covered or pulled back off of your face.
  
  STEP 3: Technique Pull skin tight for a smooth surface. Place your fingers on the skin and stretch the skin so that it is tight where the tip will make contact with the skin. Keeps the unit moving constantly over your skin. Do not hover in one spot. Be sure the cap is flush with your skin, maintaining even contact. This will ensure a proper suction. Th motor sound will change when suction occurs. Small Disc: Use the small disc around tight spots on the nose or where your bones will not allow suction. The large disc should only be used on the body and not on the face.
  
  STEP 4: Treatment Use light pressure with early treatments. As you become skilled with this tool you can become more aggressive and use more pressure. Be careful not to grind to deep. Move the disc in upward and horizontal motions until you have treated all areas of the surface. If you have trouble spots take a little more time on these areas. Be careful not to press to hard or stay to long in one place. Keeps the disc moving over the surface or your skin.