\n| Suivi<\/td>\n | Procedure-Specific Review<\/td>\n | Relevant device<\/td>\n | Follow the established pathway<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n The clinic menu should reflect existing expertise. Owning A0204 or A0152 does not mean the technology should be offered to every maintenance-facial client.<\/p>\n 14. Distributor Menu Packages<\/h2>\nDistributors can help buyers by presenting devices as service-menu packages rather than isolated machines.<\/p>\n Facial foundation package<\/h3>\nUse A0648 with a sample core menu, configuration sheet, consumables list, cleaning workflow, and training plan.<\/p>\n Facial growth package<\/h3>\nCombine A0648 and A0272-F as two separate service categories: cleansing\/hydration and facial tone. Do not market them as an automatic combined procedure.<\/p>\n Facial and body package<\/h3>\nUse A0648 with a standardized B0155 configuration for businesses adding selected body care.<\/p>\n Body specialist package<\/h3>\nOffer A0241 or S9 according to the buyer\u2019s client goal. Add both only when the business can explain and support the two distinct pathways.<\/p>\n Selective clinic package<\/h3>\nOffer A0204 or A0152 to appropriately qualified customers. Confirm configuration, documentation, consumables, training, and support before finalizing the package.<\/p>\n Track inquiries, completed sales, configuration changes, consumable demand, and support workload by category. This shows which packages deserve local stock and which should remain order-led.<\/p>\n 15. Set Service Names, Descriptions and Boundaries<\/h2>\nEach menu entry should contain five elements:<\/p>\n \n- Service name:<\/strong>\u00a0understandable and specific.<\/li>\n
- Primary purpose:<\/strong>\u00a0one clear client goal.<\/li>\n
- Consultation requirement:<\/strong>\u00a0what must be assessed first.<\/li>\n
- Technology description:<\/strong>\u00a0accurate and concise.<\/li>\n
- Boundary:<\/strong>\u00a0what the service does not promise or replace.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Par exemple:<\/p>\n Localized Contour Consultation<\/strong>\u00a0\u2014 An assessment for a cooling-based body-contouring service using the S9 platform. The consultation reviews the requested area, applicator fit, suitability, expectations, and follow-up. This is not a weight-loss service and does not treat obesity.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nThe same format can be adapted for hair reduction, facial tone, HIFU, RF microneedling, and other categories. Avoid dense technical copy in the booking title, while keeping the full consultation and consent information available.<\/p>\n 16. Build Maintenance Without Automatic Treatment Plans<\/h2>\nMaintenance can improve menu clarity and customer follow-up, but it should not promise a fixed number of appointments for everyone.<\/p>\n Use service names such as:<\/p>\n \n- Facial Maintenance Review<\/strong>;<\/li>\n
- Hair-Reduction Progress Review<\/strong>;<\/li>\n
- Body Program Review<\/strong>;<\/li>\n
- Post-Procedure Review<\/strong>\u00a0in qualified settings.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
At each review, reassess the client\u2019s goal, response, suitability, next step, and whether the same service remains appropriate. Do not copy a universal session package from another brand, clinic, or product listing.<\/p>\n Memberships can provide booking convenience for suitable repeat services, but advanced procedures should remain consultation-led. Pricing, cancellation policies, inclusions, and expiry terms should be determined by the business rather than inferred from equipment marketing.<\/p>\n 17. Final Menu and Equipment Checklist<\/h2>\nBefore publishing a service, confirm:<\/p>\n \n- the service addresses a specific client goal;<\/li>\n
- the selected model and configuration are confirmed;<\/li>\n
- staff qualifications and local requirements are satisfied;<\/li>\n
- the consultation and screening process is documented;<\/li>\n
- included handpieces, cartridges, tips, or applicators match the service;<\/li>\n
- consumables, cleaning, and room turnover are planned;<\/li>\n
- settings and operation follow current training and instructions;<\/li>\n
- aftercare, follow-up, and escalation routes are defined;<\/li>\n
- the description avoids unsupported or guaranteed claims;<\/li>\n
- any device combination has been separately assessed rather than assumed.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
For distributors, add the quotation, packing list, manual, training plan, warranty, spare-parts route, and technical-support responsibilities to the checklist.<\/p>\n FAQ<\/h2>\n1. Which service should a new beauty salon launch first?<\/h3>\nA cleansing and hydration-oriented facial is a practical category to evaluate. A0648 can support a small core menu, subject to the supplied configuration, staff scope, local requirements, and client demand.<\/p>\n 2. How many services should one beauty device create?<\/h3>\nCreate only the number clients and staff can clearly distinguish. A multifunction model does not need one public service for every handle. Three or four focused services may be more useful than a long list.<\/p>\n 3. How can a salon add body services to a facial menu?<\/h3>\nChoose one body category with a clear purpose. B0155 can support selected multifunction body care, A0241 serves a muscle-focused route, and S9 supports localized cooling-based contouring.<\/p>\n 4. Should A0272-F be included inside an A0648 facial?<\/h3>\nDo not assume it should. The two devices have different roles. They can form separate menu categories, while any combined use requires qualified assessment and device-specific guidance.<\/p>\n 5. How should hair-removal services be listed?<\/h3>\nBegin with a Hair-Reduction Consultation, then organize services by clearly defined areas and appropriate appointment capacity. Finalize the structure only after confirming the A0423 configuration and operating requirements.<\/p>\n 6. Can cryolipolysis be listed as a weight-loss service?<\/h3>\nNo. Non-invasive body contouring is not obesity treatment and does not provide the health benefits of weight loss. Position S9 around suitable localized contour concerns.<\/p>\n 7. Which services belong in a skin clinic menu?<\/h3>\nSelect categories that match the clinic\u2019s expertise. A0204 may support a focused-HIFU pathway and A0152 an RF microneedling pathway, while A0648 can remain a separate maintenance service.<\/p>\n 8. Can several SHEFMON devices be used in the same appointment?<\/h3>\nThis article provides equipment and service-menu planning. Compatibility, order, spacing, settings, and treatment areas require qualified assessment, current manuals, and device-specific guidance.<\/p>\n 9. How can distributors use service menus to sell equipment?<\/h3>\nProvide each buyer with a category-specific sample menu, configuration sheet, consumables list, training scope, and support plan. This helps the buyer understand how the device fits the business.<\/p>\n 10. What should be finalized before publishing the menu?<\/h3>\nConfirm the exact device configuration, operator requirements, permitted scope, consultation process, consumables, cleaning workflow, safety controls, service description, follow-up, and support route.<\/p>\n Conclusion<\/h2>\nA useful beauty service menu gives every SHEFMON device a distinct role. A0648 can anchor cleansing and hydration-oriented facials; A0272-F adds facial tone; A0423 supports qualified hair-removal services; B0155, A0241, and S9 serve different body goals; and A0204 and A0152 belong in selective advanced pathways.<\/p>\n Start with consultation and foundation services, add targeted categories when demand is clear, and keep advanced technologies within suitable settings. 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