When performing vacuum suction treatment, what should be avoided in the treatment area?

In vacuum suction treatment, it is crucial to avoid areas with spider naevus, which are small, dilated blood vessels that often appear on the surface of the skin. These vascular lesions can be sensitive and easily aggravated. Applying vacuum suction over spider naevus can lead to increased blood circulation in the area, potentially causing irritation or worsening the appearance of these vessels.

Maintaining skin health during treatments is essential, and vacuum suction can exert pressure that might disrupt the vascular integrity of sensitive areas. Therefore, practitioners are trained to carefully assess the skin condition and avoid using suction on any areas exhibiting spider naevus to prevent adverse reactions or complications.

Choosing to focus on other skin concerns like excess moisture, fine lines, or dry patches does not pose the same risk since these conditions are generally safe to treat with vacuum therapy, provided they are managed appropriately during the procedure.