Do not use VisaCare if you have large moles, port wine stains, rosacea or any skin irritation in the areas to be treated.
Can I use VisaCare when I have moles/rosacea etc?
Published on 2017-04-14
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I combine VisaCare with scrub cream/peeling chemical peels?
- Can I combine Philips VisaCare with a face mask?
- Is Philips VisaCare suitable for my skin?
- Can I use VisaCare when I have moles/rosacea etc?
- Can I combine Philips VisaCare with sunbathing?
- I have trouble using VisaCare on my forehead and cheeks
- How long does a Philips VisaCare treatment take?
- Why should I use the VisaCare Daily tip first?
- Should I cleanse my face before or after VisaCare use?
- What is the difference between the VisaCare models?
- How should I treat my face after Philips VisaCare use?
- What should I do before using VisaCare Prestige?
- How many passes should I make on one skin area with VisaCare?
- How does the VisaCare technology work?
- Is Philips VisaCare suitable for men?
- What is the difference between VisaCare Prestige tips?
- Can I use VisaCare if I recently had plastic surgery?
- Can I combine Philips VisaCare with waxing/epilating?
- Can I combine Philips Visacare with a beauty treatment?
- How can I combine VisaCare with my VisaPure?
- Can I use both Philips VisaCare and Philips Lumea?
- Can I use VisaCare Prestige on wet skin?
- What happens if I stop using Philips VisaCare?
- How is VisaCare different from a salon treatment?
- How do I clean my Philips VisaCare Prestige?
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