Pre-Use Instructions (Machine Setup & Safety)
Before operating the Beautrix system, complete the following setup steps carefully to ensure safe and stable operation of the machine.
1. Handle Connection
- Connect all treatment handles properly before powering on the machine.
- Ensure connectors are fully inserted and locked into their ports.
- Loose handle connections may cause system errors or unstable operation.
2. Water Filling Procedure (Cooling System)
- Use filtered or distilled water only.
- Locate the Water Input( INJECTION ) Nozzle and Overflow Nozzle.( Located at back side on Bottom Left )
- Connect the water pipe to the INJECTION nozzle.
- At the same time open the overflow nozzle cap.
- Fill water slowly into the machine.
- Once water begins coming out of the overflow nozzle, it means the tank is full.
- First close the overflow nozzle cap.
- Then remove the pipe from the input nozzle and close the input nozzle cap.
3. Water Maintenance
- The cooling water must be changed every 10 days.
- To drain the water, open the third nozzle (drainage nozzle).
- The machine contains three water ports:
- Water input nozzle
- Overflow nozzle
- Drainage nozzle
- If water is not changed regularly, mineral deposits can choke the cooling system.
- Operating the machine without water can burn internal components.
4. Important Safety Notice
Do NOT disconnect or remove handles while:
- The machine is powered ON
- There is water inside the cooling system
Doing so may damage internal electronics or connectors.
5. Power Connection
- Always connect the machine using a voltage stabilizer.
- Recommended power input: 230V stabilized supply.
- This protects internal electronics from voltage fluctuations.
6. Laser Safety
- Never point the laser handle toward the screen or control panel.
- Always wear laser safety glasses when operating the laser handle.
- Ensure both operator and patient are wearing protective eyewear.
Operator Reminder: Proper setup of water cooling, handle connections, and electrical supply ensures safe operation and extends the life of the machine.
1) DPL (IPL) Handle – Screen Controls & Parameters
What each control means
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First pulse (ms): duration of the first light burst.
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First interval (ms): pause between first & second burst (cooling time).
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Secondary pulse (ms): duration of the second light burst.
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Secondary interval (ms): pause after second burst (before next cycle).
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Energy (J/cm²): intensity delivered (increase gradually).
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Cooling icons: select cooling level (higher = stronger cooling).
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Standby: keep in standby while setting parameters.
Quick parameter table
| Control |
Unit |
What to adjust for |
| First pulse |
ms |
Shorter for safety; longer increases thermal effect |
| First interval |
ms |
Increase interval to reduce heat buildup |
| Secondary pulse |
ms |
Balances total delivery with first pulse |
| Secondary interval |
ms |
Increase to allow cooling between cycles |
| Energy |
J/cm² |
Main intensity control; increase gradually |
Handle Usage & Treatment Technique
- Clean the treatment area properly.
- Apply a sufficient layer of cooling gel.
- Place the SHR handle flat against the skin.
- Unlike single-shot IPL, SHR is used with a sliding technique.
- Move the handle continuously in small circular or linear motions.
- Maintain constant movement to gradually heat the hair follicle.
- Do not stop the handle on one spot while firing.
- Cover the entire treatment area evenly.
Pre-Treatment Preparation
- Shave treatment area before hair removal session.
- Ensure patient skin is clean and dry.
- Apply cooling gel to allow smooth movement.
- Operator and patient must wear protective glasses.
2) SHR Handle – Screen Controls & Parameters
SHR “Perfect pulse” is simplified: MS (pulse width), Hz (shots per second), and Energy (J/cm²). SHR handle filters: 532, 460, 640.
SHR filter guide
| Filter |
Depth (basic) |
Typical purpose (follow protocol) |
| 460 nm |
Superficial |
Surface tone / superficial targets (as per protocol) |
| 532 nm |
Superficial |
Superficial pigment-focused work (as per protocol) |
| 640 nm |
Mid |
Hair reduction / general SHR use (as per protocol) |
Parameter meanings
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MS: pulse width (lower MS reduces heating per shot; higher MS increases thermal effect).
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Hz: shots per second (higher Hz = faster coverage).
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Energy (J/cm²): main intensity control (increase gradually).
Handle Usage & Treatment Technique
- Clean the treatment area properly.
- Apply a sufficient layer of cooling gel.
- Place the SHR handle flat against the skin.
- Unlike single-shot IPL, SHR is used with a sliding technique.
- Move the handle continuously in small circular or linear motions.
- Maintain constant movement to gradually heat the hair follicle.
- Do not stop the handle on one spot while firing.
- Cover the entire treatment area evenly.
Pre-Treatment Preparation
- Shave treatment area before hair removal session.
- Ensure patient skin is clean and dry.
- Apply cooling gel to allow smooth movement.
- Operator and patient must wear protective glasses.
3) Pico Handle – Filters, Power (mJ/cm²) & Frequency (Hz)
As per your instruction: ignore modes. This section only covers filters, power and Hz.
Filters (5 provided)
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Black Doll – carbon facial workflow.
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1064 – deeper penetration (use as per protocol).
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532 – superficial targeting (use as per protocol).
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532 Non-Invasive – gentle 532 delivery (use as per protocol).
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1064/532 (2-in-1) – dual option for mixed conditions (use as per protocol).
Power & Hz meaning
| Setting |
Screen label |
Operator meaning |
| Power |
mJ/cm² |
Energy per unit area (strength of each pulse) |
| Frequency |
Hz |
Pulses per second (speed vs precision) |
Handle Usage & Treatment Technique
- Clean the skin before starting treatment.
- Select the appropriate filter (Black Doll / 1064 / 532).
- Hold the pico handle perpendicular to the skin surface.
- Maintain a small distance according to the tip design.
- Deliver pulses evenly across the treatment area.
- Do not repeatedly fire multiple shots on one spot.
- Move gradually across the area to ensure uniform coverage.
Pre-Treatment Preparation
- Ensure both operator and patient wear protective laser glasses.
- Clean the skin and remove oil or cosmetics.
- If performing carbon facial, apply carbon gel evenly before treatment.
- Perform a test shot on a small area before full treatment.
4) RF Handle – Screen Controls & Parameters
RF screen shows three primary controls: MS, Frequency (Hz), and Energy (J/cm²).
Parameter meanings
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MS: pulse duration / delivery time per RF pulse.
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Frequency (Hz): pulses per second (treatment pace).
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Energy (J/cm²): RF intensity output (increase gradually).
Quick table
| Control |
Unit |
Practical note |
| MS |
ms |
Not Applicable ( do not input any value ) |
| Frequency |
Hz |
Higher Hz increases speed; avoid staying in one spot |
| Energy |
J/cm² |
Main intensity control; start low and build gradually |
Operator reminders: Use gel as required by your RF protocol, keep the head moving, and continuously monitor comfort and skin response.
