• Pacemakers or other electronic implants
• Pregnancy
• Non-controlled coagulant disorders
• Phlebitis or vasculitis
• Children under 18 years old
• Pyrexia

Precautions

Oncological patients Oncological patients/consumers:

• INDIBA should be used with caution in patients/consumers with active oncological processes:
  • Do not use INDIBA directly on the tumor or on regional lymph nodes that may be affected by the tumor.
  • Before treating a patient/consumer undergoing oncological treatment with INDIBA, consult the oncologist.
  • Patients/consumers considered to be in tumor remission can be safely treated.
• Avoid direct application to open wounds or rashes, or swollen, red, irritated, infected or inflamed areas, skin eruptions, nevi, herpes or skin diseases (e.g. melanoma).
• Avoid varicose veins in the area of the treatment, it could cause vein thrombosis.

Concurrent medication, especially anticoagulants, and other medical treatments:

• Consult the doctor in charge.

Altered cognition or sensitivity:

• Apply less power and pay attention to changes in skin colour. Palpate the skin to check local temperature. Diabetic patients/consumers, even if pathology is ontrolled, are to be considered in this group.

Recent surgery (<6 weeks):

• Avoid aesthetic treatments around the area.

Prominent bones:

• Avoid treatments with high temperatures near prominent bones.

Direct application on testicles:

• It must be performed without temperature.

Combination with other aesthetic treatments:

• Consult an expert on the suitability of the time between treatments.

Why 448 kHz?

• Clinically proven to stimulate stem cell growth and accelerate tissue healing.
• Safe and effective in rehabilitation treatments.

What are the main biological effects of INDIBA therapy?

• Non-heating mode: Stimulates cell regeneration, control of inflammation and healing.
• Moderate heat mode: Increases blood flow, reduces pain, and enhances recovery.
• High heat mode: Boosts deep circulation and stimulates collagen production.

Do I need to be a professional to use INDIBA?

Yes, professional certification and training are required for proper use.

Are there any side effects?

Mild redness or tingling may occur but will subside quickly.

Can I use INDIBA if I have a metal prosthesis?

Yes, it is safe for patients with metal implants like hip or knee prostheses.

Can INDIBA be used for menopausal women?

Yes, it helps with vaginal dryness and discomfort by restoring mucosal health.

Can I receive INDIBA therapy during my period?

Yes, though it may cause a temporary increase in blood flow.

Is INDIBA suitable for patients with an intrauterine device (IUD)?

Metallic IUDs pose no risk, but hormonal IUDs require supervision during high heat treatments.

Can INDIBA be used for post-surgical recovery?

Yes, it supports post-surgical healing, pain relief,and inflammation reduction.