In the middle of a Posture Number exam I notice an error and I want to start over. How do I do that?     Once you start an exam you must complete the sequence for that exam. For example, if you miss the third point in the PN exam you... Read More

How can I change the exam orientation from AP to PA?   To change this orientation, hold down the Shift key and left click on either the IMPORT AP or Import Lat button. Whichever you click on will change to the opposite orientation. The... Read More

How Can I view an exam after saving it.       Click on the thumbnail image of the exam. At the next screen click on View Exam. You can look at and export the exam as an image file.   You cannot edit an exam after it has been... Read More

The carbon tips are made from a semi-rigid filament that can change shape according to ambient temperature and humidity. Here's a tip for a customer to keep her probe tips fitting tight."i used a lighter to slightly heat the black opening, then... Read More

I cannot speak as to why other companies like 600 or more microamps for facial rejuvenation. But I use 200 because the targets in the face are very shallow and the face usually has less resistance than other areas. When using tips, the energy is very... Read More

Microcurrent's healing power comes from a signal that approximates the body's repair mechanism. It's begins with increasing ATP at the injury site. This increase in energy supply then fuels the repair process. Microcurrent has been... Read More

https://www.anatomyworld.com/m5operations/mobile/index.html Contains a lot of videos covering micro5 operations like changing batteries and setting frequency Read More

Each Wave unnit comes with a Current Assurance button. When the unit is on, if you press the button the light above the LEDs with flash at the frequency of the Wave and will change colors if that wave also reverses polarity. The same current... Read More

Marketing Strategy for Estheticians: Promoting AXION Services to Ozempic Face Clients Objective: Position your esthetic practice as the go-to solution for non-invasive facial rejuvenation for clients experiencing volume loss and sagging... Read More

The sensation is known as "Galvanic Taste" and it is caused by stimulation of usually the lingual nerve and not any metal or fillings. Everyone's sensitivity is different, and although unpleasant to some, the taste is simply a stimulated... Read More