All of the following steps are part of performing a vacuum suction technique for a facial treatment EXCEPT:

All of the following steps are part of performing a vacuum suction technique for a facial treatment EXCEPT:

• A. Move The Device Along The Skin Using Smooth Strokes
• B. Maintain Constant Suction During Use
• C. Keep Finger On Ventouse Hole As Device Is Lifted From The Face
• D. Lift The Device Carefully To Reposition

Answer: (C)

The idea behind this technique is to control suction and keep a smooth, safe contact with the skin while moving and repositioning the device. You want to glide the wand in smooth strokes so the skin isn’t dragged, and you keep a steady level of suction while the device is in contact to provide consistent treatment. When you need to reposition, lift the device away from the face carefully and reapply suction in the new area rather than trying to keep suction active while you lift. Keeping your finger on the ventouse hole as you lift would maintain suction and can cause excessive vacuum at the skin, increasing the risk of bruising or tissue sensitivity and making repositioning awkward. So the step of keeping a finger on the ventouse hole while lifting is not part of the proper technique.

The idea behind this technique is to control suction and keep a smooth, safe contact with the skin while moving and repositioning the device. You want to glide the wand in smooth strokes so the skin isn’t dragged, and you keep a steady level of suction while the device is in contact to provide consistent treatment. When you need to reposition, lift the device away from the face carefully and reapply suction in the new area rather than trying to keep suction active while you lift. Keeping your finger on the ventouse hole as you lift would maintain suction and can cause excessive vacuum at the skin, increasing the risk of bruising or tissue sensitivity and making repositioning awkward. So the step of keeping a finger on the ventouse hole while lifting is not part of the proper technique.