Aesthetic clinics, medical aesthetics practices and larger salons with a body treatment menu are the buyers. The work is muscle toning over the abdomen, buttocks, thighs, and upper arms, sold as a short course to clients already near their goal weight who want definition rather than weight loss.
Consultation carries more weight than the machine. The honest pitch is firmer muscle over a defined area, with changes measured in millimetres in the published literature, and no promise about the scales. Clients who arrive expecting weight loss should hear that at the first appointment, because a course sold on the wrong expectation ends in a complaint, no matter what the device does. Written information that states the realistic scale of change is the simplest protection for both sides.
Screening comes before the first session and is repeated at each one. The instructions for use set the contraindication list, and implanted electronics, metal near the treatment area and pregnancy are the questions that matter most with a strong pulsed field. The radiofrequency function adds heat, so skin sensation and any history of heat sensitivity belong in the notes as well.
Each session creates a record: applicator position, intensity, frequency programme, duration, the client's tolerance, and any reaction afterwards. A baseline photograph and a simple measure, such as waist circumference, taken the same way each time allow an honest conversation at the end of the course. The staff member present during treatment falls within the employer's electromagnetic field assessment, and the seller supplies the conformity documents with the order.