During vacuum suction technique, which statement is false?

During vacuum suction technique, which statement is false?

• A. Keep Finger On Ventouse Hole As Device Is Lifted From The Face
• B. Move The Device With Controlled Lifting
• C. Reposition The Ventouse Smoothly
• D. Maintain Suction

Answer: (A)

The technique centers on controlled, smooth handling of the suction device while maintaining steady negative pressure during application. You move the device with a deliberate, controlled lift and reposition it smoothly to the next area, keeping suction consistent as you work. The statement about keeping your finger over the ventouse hole while lifting the device off the face is not correct. Holding the hole closed while you lift means suction stays active as you separate the cup from the skin, which can cause a sudden tug, increase the risk of skin trauma, and makes removal more uncomfortable. In practice, you should release suction cleanly before lifting away and then reposition, so the skin is released safely and you can move smoothly to the next area. The other points—moving with controlled lifting, repositioning smoothly, and maintaining suction during use—are correct aspects of the technique.

The technique centers on controlled, smooth handling of the suction device while maintaining steady negative pressure during application. You move the device with a deliberate, controlled lift and reposition it smoothly to the next area, keeping suction consistent as you work.

The statement about keeping your finger over the ventouse hole while lifting the device off the face is not correct. Holding the hole closed while you lift means suction stays active as you separate the cup from the skin, which can cause a sudden tug, increase the risk of skin trauma, and makes removal more uncomfortable. In practice, you should release suction cleanly before lifting away and then reposition, so the skin is released safely and you can move smoothly to the next area. The other points—moving with controlled lifting, repositioning smoothly, and maintaining suction during use—are correct aspects of the technique.