Can the Refa beauty instrument be used during breastfeeding? It is best to consult a doctor before use

There are many precautions when using beauty devices, and some specific groups of people cannot use them. So can the Refa beauty device be used during breastfeeding? Let me answer it for you.

Can Refa beauty instrument be used during breastfeeding?

The skin during breastfeeding tends to be sensitive, so it is best to consult a doctor before using the refa beauty device. The doctor will make recommendations based on your condition. The refa beauty instrument works through the combined effects of microcurrent and massage. It is very safe and healthy to use and will not affect breast milk during breastfeeding, so there is no need to worry about affecting the baby. As long as you don’t have allergic reactions after using the Refa beauty device, you can still use it.

Consequences of using RefA beauty instrument during breastfeeding

If you use the refa beauty device during breastfeeding, it will only cause allergies at most, and there will be no other bad consequences. If you have skin allergies, it will affect your baby because the allergens will be passed to the baby through breast milk. Therefore, once you have an allergy after using refa, you should temporarily stop breastfeeding and continue breastfeeding after your skin recovers.

Taboos for using refa beauty instrument

Prohibited people

The refa beauty instrument will generate a magnetic field during use, which will affect the fetus and may even increase the risk of miscarriage, so pregnant women cannot use it. In addition, people who are allergic to metals, have skin diseases, are menstruating, have paralysis or sensory impairments, or have bone diseases should not use refa beauty devices, otherwise they are likely to suffer from allergies or injuries during use.

Prohibited areas

The refa beauty device should not be used on wounds, eczema/acne/suppurative disease areas, dermatitis, areas overexposed to the sun, and areas that have just been hair removed, because microcurrent stimulation will make the above conditions worse, and the massage process will also damage the already injured skin. It cannot be used in areas where plastic surgery has taken place or where metal/plastic/silicone implants have been placed, because the Refa beauty device works by grasping and releasing muscles. Using it in these areas will cause dislocation, with disastrous consequences.