MYOSLIM 25D 360MAX

Contents

25D 360MAX HIFU Beauty Machine Instruction Manual

Model: 25D 360MAX

Brand: MYOSLIM

Introduction

This user manual provides important information about the 25D 360MAX HIFU Beauty Machine, including its components, usage, interface display, and general operation. Please read and retain this manual for proper use and maintenance of the equipment.

1. Safety Information and Precautions

1.1. Taboos (Do Not Use If...)

Do not use this device in the following groups of people or conditions:

  • Patients with unhealed wounds at the surgical site.
  • Patients with severe acne or follicular acne at the surgical site.
  • Patients with metal stents or implants at the surgical site.
  • Patients with implants of built-in electronic devices.
  • Patients with systemic or local skin diseases that may affect the wound healing process.
  • Patients' eyes or the area around the eyes where ultrasound may directly contact.
  • Children, pregnant women.

In the following cases, an expert assessment is required to decide whether to proceed:

  • Pregnant women and breastfeeding women (women who are planning to become pregnant should take a pregnancy test before the procedure and consult with a professional doctor beforehand).
  • People with diseases related to blood coagulation disorders such as hemostasis or thrombosis.
  • People with cardiovascular disease or other physical diseases.
  • People with active acute or chronic diseases including skin diseases.
  • People with dermatological lesions or abnormal sensations at the surgical site.
  • People who have undergone skin peeling or liposuction at the surgical site.
  • People who suffer from photosensitivity diseases or are taking drugs that cause photosensitivity.
  • People with keloid or hypertrophic scar constitution.
  • People who continue to use steroid drugs or undergo anti-immunotherapy.
  • Elderly people over 65 years old.
  • Heart disease patients.
  • Herpes virus infection patients.
  • Diabetes or epilepsy patients.

1.2. Operation Precautions

  • Patients with severe acne or follicular acne at the surgical site.
  • Do not stare directly at the ultrasonic output part.
  • Apply ultrasonic gel to keep it close to the skin.
  • Do not move the instrument excessively during operation.
  • Adjust the energy from low to appropriate.
  • Do not repeat the operation on the same part continuously, and the number of superpositions should be less than 3 times.
  • Ask the experiencer for their feelings during operation. If you cannot determine the hot part, please stop the operation immediately. If the skin surface is scalded during operation, please stop the operation immediately and treat the scald. If the skin is severely swollen, please stop the operation immediately.
  • If there is a problem during the operation of the system, please put the experiencer in a safe state immediately, stop the machine operation, lift the probe away from the experiencer's skin, release the hand switch and foot switch, switch the READY button on the screen to the STANDBY button, or turn off the system with the emergency button.
  • Please note that temporary pain, scalding, scabs, nerve abnormalities, etc. may occur after the operation.

1.3. General Precautions for Use

  • To avoid electrical hazards, the probe, handpiece and handpiece cable should be checked before use. Do not use damaged handpiece cables or leaking probes.
  • To ensure the safety of the device, the power supply should be AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz.
  • A grounded power cord and power cord should be used. The device must always be connected to the main socket, and do not unplug the ground pin, AC adapter plug, extension cable, etc. at will.
  • It is recommended to use it in a dry space indoors. When storing, it should be kept away from direct sunlight, moisture contact or humid places, and avoid strong winds or dusty environments.
  • Leave at least 20 cm of ventilation space on the back and sides of the main unit, otherwise, there is a risk of overheating of the device.
  • Do not use the device near flaming gas or anesthetics to avoid fire or explosion.
  • The probe and handle are B-type installations with anti-electric shock protection.
  • Do not install it near equipment with excessive current, as contact between the patient and the ground may occur.
  • Do not tilt or impact the outside of the device.
  • Do not disassemble the main unit and mobile phone housing, and do not disassemble, repair, or modify the device without authorization.
  • When unplugging the plug from the socket, do not pull the wire.
  • Do not touch the power plug with wet hands.
  • When cleaning the host, you must first turn off the AC power switch and then remove the power cord.

1.4. Postoperative Care

  • After the operation, you cannot wash your face with hot water within a week. It is best to use cold water. In winter, you can use warm water (not exceeding 35 degrees).
  • Apply a hydrating and repairing mask once every morning and evening within a month, and pay attention to moisturizing and sun protection.
  • It is forbidden to operate other instruments on the face (such as radio frequency, micro-electric, ultrasound, etc.) within a week to half a month. The specific time depends on the skin condition.
  • You cannot steam saunas, do facial massages, wear heavy makeup, be in high temperature environments, and be exposed to the sun within a week to half a month.
  • Do not receive injections, thread embedding, filling, etc. within one month, and do not use color light or laser beauty equipment within one month.
  • Do not eat foods with heavy pigments such as soy sauce, drink alcohol, smoke, eat chili peppers, seafood, and blood-activating foods within one week, and do not eat hard foods such as sugar cane and betel nut; Do not take antibiotics such as aspirin and anti-inflammatory drugs.
  • Try to drink less water after 8 pm, because everyone's physique and metabolism are different. If edema occurs, it is normal. Don't worry, the symptoms will subside naturally.
  • Pay attention to rest after care, ensure sufficient blinking, and avoid strenuous exercise. The blood circulation is accelerated after exercise and it is not easy to recover.
  • In order to make the variable frequency temperature control probe reach the best state after care, it is necessary to do a good job of post-care repair and nutrition and water supplementation; avoid neglecting care and repair after operation, which will lead to unsatisfactory effect and short duration of variable frequency temperature control probe;
  • If you have received fillers, injections, freckles and poor metabolism before, it is normal to have redness, swelling, rashes and blackening in a short time, which will disappear on its own in 3-7 days, and some people will last for about a week.
  • Please consciously abide by the above regulations, which will play a decisive role in the presentation of the later effect.
  • The operated part will have soreness and swelling in a very small position within one month, which is a normal phenomenon.

2. Product Overview

2.1. Instrument Composition

The 25D 360MAX HIFU Beauty Machine consists of the following main components:

  • Machine body with a touch screen.
  • Handpieces: 15RS, 18RS, 36RS.
  • AC power cord.
  • Detachable probes.
Diagram of the 25D 360MAX HIFU Beauty Machine showing its main unit, touch screen, and handpieces.
Figure 1: Main unit of the 25D 360MAX HIFU Beauty Machine with 15.1-inch screen and handpieces (15RS, 18RS, 36RS) attached.

2.2. Introduction of Tools (Handpieces)

Each handpiece features an energy output switch and indicator lights. A key is used for probe removal.

Diagram of the 15RS handpiece with labels for energy output switch, indicator lights, probe, and probe removal key.
Figure 2: 15RS Handpiece Components.
Diagram of the 36RS handpiece with labels for energy output switch, indicator lights, probe, and probe removal key.
Figure 3: 36RS Handpiece Components.
Diagram of the 18RS handpiece with labels for energy output switch, indicator lights, probe, and probe removal key.
Figure 4: 18RS Handpiece Components.
  • Probe removal key: A key used to remove the current probe when replacing the probe.
  • Energy output switch: A switch used to control the energy output of the handpiece.
  • Indicator light: Displays whether the handpiece is currently in working state.

2.3. Probe Introduction

The probes are detachable and replaceable. They are consumable equipment and must be replaced after the available usage times are exhausted.

2.3.1. 15RS Probe

Four standard probes are provided: 1.5mm, 3.0mm, and 4.5mm for facial use (epidermis, dermis, and fascia layer respectively), and a 2.0mm probe for the eye area. Three optional probes (6.0mm, 9.0mm, 13.0mm) are available for body parts with fat thickness greater than specified.

Diagram showing different 15RS probes for Eye, Face (Epidermis, Dermis, Fascia layer), and Body (6.0mm, 9.0mm, 13.0mm).
Figure 5: 15RS Probe Types and Depths.

Probe Energy Description (15RS)

Model Name Depth Length Energy EMS RS Suggested Quantity Applicable Parts Operation Mode
1.5 1.5mm 25mm 0.3-1.0 0.3-1.0 0.3-1.0 100-200 Facial epidermis Stamp mode
2.0 2.0mm 20mm 0.3-1.0 0.3-0.8 0.3-0.8 80-100 Eyes
3.0 3.0mm 25mm 0.5-1.0 0.3-1.2 0.5-1.0 100-200 Facial dermis Stamp mode
4.5 4.5mm 25mm 0.5-1.5 0.3-1.2 0.5-1.5 200-300 Facial fascia double chin Stamp mode
6.0 6.0mm 25mm 0.5-1.5 0.5-1.2 0.5-1.5 200-300 Facial fascia double chin
9.0 9.0mm 25mm 0.5-1.5 0.5-1.5 0.5-1.5 250-400 Butterfly sleeves One-sided
13.0 13mm 25mm 0.6-2.0 0.6-1.8 0.6-1.8 500-800 Abdomen

Remark: The energy during operation needs to be adjusted according to the customer's condition. Use the stamping technique during operation. The Point mode is suitable for delicate skin, and the MP mode is suitable for key strengthening.

Special Notes: The standard probes are 1.5mm, 3.0mm, 4.5mm, and 2.0mm. The optional probes are 6.0mm, 9.0mm, and 13.0mm, which are not included in the standard range and need to be purchased separately.

2.3.2. 36RS Probe

Three standard probes are provided: 1.5mm, 3.0mm, and 4.5mm, corresponding to the superficial layer (epidermis), middle layer (dermis), and deep layer (fascia) of the skin respectively.

Diagram showing different 36RS probes for Epidermis, Dermis, and Fascia layer, with HIFU and EMS/RF indications.
Figure 6: 36RS Probe Types and Depths.

Probe Energy Description (36RS)

Model Name Depth Density Energy RS EMS Suggested Quantity Applicable Parts Operation Mode
1.5 1.5mm 1.5 0.3-1.2 0.3-0.8 0.3-0.8 100-200 Epidermis Stamp mode
3.0 1.5mm 1.5 0.5-1.2 0.3-1.0 0.3-1.0 100-200 Dermis Stamp mode
4.5 4.5mm 1.5 0.5-1.5 0.3-1.5 0.3-1.5 200-300 Fascia layer Stamp mode

Remark: The energy during operation needs to be adjusted according to the customer's condition. Point mode is suitable for delicate skin, and MP mode is suitable for key enhancement.

2.3.3. 18RS Probe

Two standard probes are provided: 8.0mm and 13.0mm, corresponding to the abdomen. Four optional probes are available: 6.0mm and 10.0mm for thighs, and 16.0mm and 18.0mm for buttocks.

Diagram showing different 18RS probes for Abdomen (8.0mm, 13.0mm), Calf (6.0mm), Thigh (10.0mm), and Hips (16.0mm, 18.0mm).
Figure 7: 18RS Probe Types and Depths.

Probe Energy Description (18RS)

Model Name Suggested Energy Suggested RF Suggested Quantity Applicable Parts Operation Mode
6.0 0.5-1.0 5-15 200-300 Calf Stamp mode, Slide mode
8.0 0.5-1.0 5-15 250-400 per side Abdomen Stamp mode, Slide mode
10.0 0.5-1.5 5-18 350-500 per side Thigh Stamp mode, Slide mode
13.0 0.6-2.0 6-20 250-400 per side Abdomen Stamp mode, Slide mode
16.0 0.6-2.0 6-20 Belly 500-800, Buttocks 400-500 Belly, Buttocks Stamp mode, Slide mode
18.0 0.6-2.0 6-20 Belly 500-800, Buttocks 400-500 Belly, Buttocks Stamp mode, Slide mode

Remark: 6.0/10.0/16.0/18.0 are all optional. The energy and number of shots need to be adjusted according to the customer's situation. When using the stamping technique, the energy must be lowered; when using the sliding technique, the energy can be appropriately increased. Point mode is suitable for delicate skin, and MP mode is suitable for key enhancement. MODE SELECTION is suitable for all skin types, and SHAPE SELECTION is for local enhancement.

Special Notes: Standard probes are 8.0mm and 13.0mm. Optional probes are 6.0mm, 10.0mm, 16.0mm, and 18.0mm, which are not included in the standard range and need to be purchased separately.

2.3.4. RF (Radio Frequency) and EMS Modes

The device utilizes both Radio Frequency (RF) and Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) technologies for comprehensive skin and body treatments.

  • RF (Radio Frequency): The 6.78MHz radio frequency penetrates the epidermis to the dermis, generating heat to stimulate collagen production, tighten skin, and reduce wrinkles. It improves blood circulation and oxygen supply, enhancing skin metabolism and overall texture.
  • EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation): EMS microcurrent pulses stimulate ion channels, promoting glucose and oxygen uptake, and improving mitochondrial function. It enhances muscle contraction, reduces inflammation, and contributes to anti-aging effects through cell activation, collagen synthesis, and muscle firming.

The RF mode is suitable for people with collagen relaxation, and the EMS mode is suitable for people with muscle relaxation. You can choose one of the two modes according to the customer's situation, or you can use the RF mode first and then the EMS mode.

3. Setup and Preparation

The device should be placed on a stable and flat surface. Ensure at least 20 cm of ventilation space around the main unit to prevent overheating. Avoid placing electronic devices in close proximity to prevent interference.

3.1. Manual Connection of the Tool

Connect the AC power cord to the rear power socket of the host and to a grounded outlet. The machine has interfaces for 15RS, 18RS, 36RS handpieces, and a foot switch. Place hand tools on the handheld bracket and connect them correctly. Connect the handheld cable according to the arrow on the cable end to the corresponding groove on the host interface. A sound feedback indicates a correct connection.

Diagram showing how to connect the hand tool interface and foot switch interface to the main unit.
Figure 8: Hand Tool and Foot Switch Connection Diagram.

3.2. Disassembly and Installation of Hand Tool Probe

To ensure proper function, follow these steps for probe handling:

  1. Remove the probe from its packaging and identify its type, name, frequency, depth, and other parameters from the label.
  2. Select the appropriate probe for the operating part or function and connect it to the handpiece. A sound feedback confirms correct connection, and the host will display probe information.
  3. To remove a probe, press the probe release switch on the handpiece and then detach the probe.

15RS Disassembly and Installation:

Diagram illustrating the disassembly and installation of a 15RS probe, showing how to press the removal button and align the card strip.
Figure 9: 15RS Probe Disassembly and Installation.

36RS Disassembly and Installation:

Diagram illustrating the disassembly and installation of a 36RS probe, showing how to press and hold the remove button and align the card strip.
Figure 10: 36RS Probe Disassembly and Installation.

18RS Disassembly and Installation:

Diagram illustrating the disassembly and installation of an 18RS probe, showing how to press and hold the remove button and align the card strip.
Figure 11: 18RS Probe Disassembly and Installation.

4. Operating Instructions

4.1. Start the System

  1. Ensure the AC power cord is securely plugged into the rear power socket of the host and that the socket is properly grounded.
  2. Turn on the power switch located on the back of the machine ("-" for power on, "o" for power off).
  3. Press the operation switch at the bottom of the monitor to turn the system on/off.

4.2. Operation Steps

  1. Step 1: Professional beauticians select different probes according to the skin area and condition and disinfect them.
  2. Step 2: Clean the operating area and apply special ultrasound gel. Apply a thin layer of water-based ultrasound gel to the probe window and spray ultrasound gel on the operating area. Ensure the gel is free of bubbles.
  3. Step 3: For handheld devices, use the touch buttons on the main unit's LCD screen to select Normal mode or MP mode.
  4. Step 4: Set the required parameter values (energy, pitch, length, single/repeat mode, number of times) using the touch buttons on the main unit screen. Note that 36RS handpiece parameters are not adjustable.
  5. Step 5: Click the "STANDBY" button on the main unit display to change it to the "READY" button. The handpiece cannot be started in "STANDBY" state.
  6. Step 6: After placing the probe window close to the operating area, press the energy output switch on the handle (the 36RS handle uses a foot switch).
  7. Step 7: When moving the probe to a different operating area, ensure the ultrasonic transmission gel coating is adequate. Move the probe 2-3mm to the new area and press the ultrasonic output button. Replenish gel if insufficient.
  8. Step 8: Continue the above steps. If the set number of times is reached, the device will stop automatically, and no energy will be output.
  9. Step 9: After the operation is completed, change the "READY" button to the "STANDBY" button.
  10. Step 10: Place the handle on the handheld support.
  11. Step 11: Clean and wipe the operating area, apply a mask, and clean the handle.

4.3. Working Interface Overview

The device features a 15.1-inch full-color HD screen displaying various settings and real-time operation data.

Screenshot of the 15RS working interface showing remaining rounds, current rounds, fan temperature alarm, manual control, foot control, setup, total used, energy regulation, probe model, start/pause, RF energy conditioning, EMS energy regulation, normal mode, MP mode, length adjustment, cycle mode adjustment, pitch adjustment, and ABC three modes.
Figure 12: 15RS Working Interface.
Screenshot of the 18RS working interface showing remaining rounds, current rounds, fan temperature alarm, manual control, foot control, setup, total used, energy regulation, probe model, start/pause, RF energy conditioning, EMS energy regulation, normal mode, MP mode, rectangular dot, line dotting, circle dotting, and ABC three modes.
Figure 13: 18RS Working Interface.
Screenshot of the 36RS working interface showing remaining rounds, current rounds, fan temperature alarm, manual control, foot control, setup, total used, energy regulation, probe model, start/pause, RF energy conditioning, EMS energy regulation, normal mode, MP mode, cycle mode adjustment, pitch adjustment, and ABC three modes.
Figure 14: 36RS Working Interface.

Video Demonstration:

Video 1: Demonstration of the 25D 360MAX HIFU Beauty Machine's interface and probe operation, including application of gel and visual feedback.

4.4. Information Interface

The information interface provides details on probe usage and total rounds used.

Screenshot of the information interface showing shot count for 15RS, 18RS, and 360RS probes, and total rounds used.
Figure 15: Information Interface.
  • Number of shots: Displays 7 probe models (1.5, 2.0, 3.0, 4.5, 6.0, 9.0, 13.0). Used shots are counted, unused are not.
  • 18RS: Displays 6 probe models (6.0, 8.0, 10.0, 13.0, 16.0, 18.0).
  • 360RS: Displays 3 probe models (1.5, 3.0, 4.5).
  • Total used: Shows the total number of rounds used.

4.5. Settings Interface

The settings interface allows configuration of various device parameters.

Screenshot of the settings interface showing Host ID, Probe ID, H.P Auto Recognition, H.P Operating Source, Software Version, Password, Time, and Factory Default options.
Figure 16: Settings Interface.
  • Default ID: Corresponds to the green color, indicating active probes.
  • H.P Auto Recognition: Toggle automatic handpiece recognition.
  • H.P Operating Source: Select operation mode (Manual, Pedal, Both).
  • Password: Set device password.
  • Time: Set the factory date.
  • Factory Default: Initialize device settings.

4.6. Shutdown Procedure

  1. Press the device's operating switch to "turn off".
  2. The power switch located at the bottom of the back of the device is usually recommended to be in the "-" position. However, when moving, storing, or cleaning the device, be sure to "turn it off".
  3. Follow the instructions described in the Maintenance section.

5. Maintenance and Archiving

5.1. Main Body Maintenance

  • After use, turn off the main unit's working switch.
  • After use, soak a soft cloth with 90% isopropyl alcohol, and then wipe the stains or foreign matter on the exterior of the unit to keep it clean (about once every 10 days).
  • Be careful to prevent water from entering the interior of the device.

5.2. Grips and Probes Maintenance

  • The carrying case and probe are not packaged and shipped sterile.
  • Because the probe contacts the user's skin, keep it clean through standard procedures, gently wipe with a soft cloth soaked in 90% isopropyl alcohol, and wipe the handpiece and handheld cable with another clean cloth.
  • Do not immerse the handpiece and probe in the solution.
  • Do not twist, curl or bend the hand cable excessively.
  • Place unused probes in the probe packaging.

5.3. General Maintenance

To keep the device in optimal condition, please follow these instructions:

  • Check the handpiece and probe regularly for problems.
  • Please turn off the device before changing the probe. This is to ensure that the probe is correct and extend the life of the system.
  • Do not drop the handpiece and probe on the ground or hard objects, which will cause serious damage.
  • Do not twist or pull the handpiece cable, which may cause the inner wire to break or damage the connector.
  • Only use water-soluble ultrasound transmission gel; other lubricants or emulsions, especially mineral oil, may damage the probe or handpiece.
  • Do not use ultrasound protection pads. In addition, do not place anything between the probe and the patient.
  • The probe window part only uses ultrasound transmission gel, which needs to be wiped after operation. Be careful not to get gel on the handpiece or the body.

6. Troubleshooting: Interface Error Messages

If you encounter any of the following interface error messages, refer to the solutions below:

Interface Tip Solution
"Check whether the device is properly connected" (15RS hand tool icon) It means that the 15RS hand tool is not connected and the 15RS hand tool probe is not installed. Please install and connect it and try again.
"Check whether the device is properly connected" (18RS hand tool icon) It means that the 18RS hand tool is not connected and the 18RS hand tool probe is not installed. Please install and connect it and try again.
"Check whether the device is properly connected" (36RS hand tool icon) It means that the 36RS hand tool is not connected and the 36RS hand tool probe is not installed. Please install and connect it and try again.
"Check whether the device is properly connected" (Foot switch icon) It means the foot switch is not connected, please connect it and try again.

7. System Specifications

Project Parameter
Operating handle 15RS hand tool, 18RS hand tool, 36RS hand tool
Power 1180W
Electricity 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Ultrasonic output 0.1-3.0 (adjustment interval is 0.1)
Repeat 0.1-1.0SEC (adjustment interval is 0.1SEC)
Length 5-25mm (adjustment interval is 5mm)
Point 0.1-2.0mm (adjustment interval is 0.1mm)

8. Accessories List

The device comes standard with 9 probes (15RS: 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm, 4.5mm; 36RS: 1.5mm, 3.0mm, 4.5mm; 18RS: 8.0mm, 13mm). Optional probes (15RS: 6.0mm, 9.0mm, 13.0mm; 18RS: 6.0mm, 10mm, 16mm, 18mm) are not included in the standard range and must be purchased separately.

Serial Number Accessories Quantity Unit
1 Host 1 tower
2 Power cord 1 strip
3 15RS handle 1 individual
4 36RS handle 1 individual
5 18RS handle 1 individual
6 face 1.5MM probe (15RS) 1 individual
7 face 3.0MM probe (15RS) 1 individual
8 face 4.5MM probe (15RS) 1 individual
9 eye 2.0MM probe (15RS) 1 individual
10 face 1.5MM probe (36RS) 1 individual
11 face 3.0MM probe (36RS) 1 individual
12 face 4.5MM probe (36RS) 1 individual
13 body 8.0MM probe (18RS) 1 individual
14 body 13MM probe (18RS) 1 individual
15 Foot switch 1 individual
16 Insurance 5 individual
17 Product warranty card 1 open
18 Product Instructions 1 share

The consignee should inspect and receive the goods according to the varieties and types on the accessories list. You will be responsible for any overdue feedback!

9. User Tips

No specific user tips were available from reviews or Q&A content.

10. Warranty and Support

For warranty information and support, please refer to the product warranty card included in the accessories list or contact your vendor.

A detailed user manual in PDF format is available for reference: User Manual (PDF).

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