DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop FAQ's

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What makes the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop different than other skincare devices?

The DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop device stands out for its unique combination of heating and cooling cryo technologies, offering a new approach to hydrating and refining the skin while shrinking and cleaning out your pores. Experience a multifunctional approach to preserving your youth and skin health.

Is the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop safe to use?

Yes, the IcyMelt Pop device is safe to use and the technology behind it is FDA cleared. The devices have been tested on users with different skin types. We do not recommend using our products if you have severe skin conditions that need to be medically treated and suggest that you consult with a dermatologist before using if you are taking medication for your skin.

What is cryo technology and how does it work?

Cryo technology uses cooling and heating temperatures emitted through a small wand tip, similar to how an ultrasound works, to help widen your blood vessels. This boost in blood flow means more oxygen gets to your skin, resulting in perks like increased collagen production, smoother-looking skin with fewer wrinkles, smaller pores, and better skin elasticity. Think of it as a speedy and natural makeover for your skin, leaving you with that healthy glow!

How hot and cold do the devices get?

The DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop gets as cold as 12°C/53.6°F and gets as hot as 42°C/107°F. It will not feel this hot or cold due to the gel or serum you'll use along with the device. This is also to protect your skin barrier.

How often can I use the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop?

We recommend using the IcyMelt Pop no more than 3-4 times a week so you can allow collagen to build under the skin.

How soon do I get to see results?

If you use your IcyMelt Pop properly and consistently, you can see noticeable results in as little as 7 days.

How long do these results last?

Results typically last up to two weeks, however, we recommend continuously using the IcyMelt Pop 3-4 times a week to see even better improvements over time.

Will I damage my skin if I use the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop?

Overusing the device (ie: daily) and not allowing your skin to heal and build collagen can result in your skin becoming more sensitive and prone to redness/blemishes. Allow time in between each session, such as every other day, to let your skin breathe. Please note that you can still do your regular skincare routine without the device on off days.

When is the best time to use the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop?

We recommend using your IcyMelt Pop during your nighttime skincare routine after cleansing and applying toner to your face. You can either use your own serum or our hypoallergenic DermaDonut® DermaIcing Facial Gel with the device. Afterwards, you can apply your eye cream and night cream. If you'd like to use the device during the day, take caution of using the blackhead remover at the bottom of the device since it may cause slight redness for about 10-15 minutes.

Do I need to use a gel or serum with the device?

Yes, the IcyMelt Pop will not work without a gel or serum solution. The solution will absorb into your skin and your skin will soak in all of the benefits, but the device will not be able to glide well on your face without the gel or serum.

Can I use my own serum or gel with the device?

Yes, as long as you are not allergic to the serum or gel. We created the DermaDonut® DermaIcing Facial Gel to ensure that all of our awesome customers can use it with our devices as well!

What if I have sensitive skin?

While our products are designed with skin safety in mind and incorporate advanced technologies, we suggest conducting a patch test on a small area of skin before using the device on the face. Additionally, it's advisable to start with the lowest intensity setting and gradually increase as needed. If you experience any discomfort or irritation, discontinue use and consult a skincare professional. Remember, your comfort and skin health are our top priorities!

Can I use the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop if I've had Botox or fillers?

You may use your IcyMelt Pop device 30 days after your Botox treatments and we heavily advise that you wait at least 3 months to use the device after your last facial filler appointment. The IcyMelt Pop can cause your facial fillers to shift if you use it while the filler is newly applied. If you have lip fillers, exercise caution around the jawline and chin areas. We recommend using the device at the lowest setting around those areas if you've gotten lip fillers. You can apply the device NEAR areas injected with Botox and fillers - just do NOT apply it ON TOP OF the injected areas.

What do I do if I don't see any results after 30 days?

Our dedicated customer service team is available to address any questions or concerns you may have. Feel free to reach out to us via email at hello@dermadonut.com.

Are there replacement tips required for the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop?

There are 4 different types of blackhead extraction tips for the IcyMelt Pop: the round tip, microcrystalline tip, narrow tip, and small tip. These tips are interchangeable and reusable. All you'll need to do is rinse them with warm water and alcohol solution or soap after each use.

Is it safe to apply makeup right after using my DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop?

Absolutely! Feel free to apply your makeup and continue with your day as usual if you decide to use the device during the day. However, if you have sensitive skin, we recommend you using the device at night before bed.

How do I charge my device?

Your IcyMelt Pop can be charged with the USB cable that comes in your donut box, which you can attach to the back of the device or back of the device stand in the small circular hole. Either way works!

Is it safe to incorporate my current skincare products with the device?

Absolutely! However, exercise caution with products like AHA, BHA, Benzoyl Peroxide, and Retin-A, as they may lead to irritation or skin dehydration. We strongly recommend using the DermaDonut® DermaIcing Facial Gel in conjunction with the device. Formulated specifically for this purpose, it enhances the effectiveness of your treatment for outstanding results. You may proceed with the rest of your skincare routine thereafter.

Is the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop waterproof?

The IcyMelt Pop is NOT waterproof - please do not submerge it in water or get the device too wet as the device can malfunction and can be harmful for use afterwards.

How do I clean the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop?

Your DermaDonut® box comes with a cleaning spoolie that you can use for the blackhead extraction tips. However, the best way to clean the device is to use a hint of isopropyl alcohol mixed with warm water. Pour a small amount of the isopropyl alcohol/warm water solution onto a disposable cotton round or clean towel. Then, wipe the device all around and ensure to dry out the device before charging.

Is it safe for me to use the device if I have a metal allergy?

If you have a metal allergy, please perform a patch test on a small area of skin (like your forearm) before using the device on your face. Consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice based on your specific allergy and skin sensitivity. Your safety and comfort are our top priorities.

Does it hurt when using the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop?

No, the IcyMelt Pop does not hurt unless you have hypersensitive skin that does not do well with cool and warm temperatures.

DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop Contraindications

Please DO NOT use the DermaDonut® IcyMelt Pop if…

You currently suffer from the following, but not limited to, conditions:

Melanoma

Rosacea

Psoriasis

Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema)

Contact Dermatitis

Any other type of skin irritation or infection

You have skin sensitivities and get rashes easily from unknown causes

You wear or use any kind of medical device, such as an insulin pump, pacemaker, or defibrillator

Severe Raynaud’s Syndrome

Severe allergy to cold

Cold-related Illness (Cryoglobulinemia, Paroxysmal Cold Hemoglobinuria, Cold Agglutinin Disease)

Progressive Diseases (MS, ALS, Parkinson’s, Neuropathy)

Cardiovascular Disease or Lower Limb Ischemia

Botox in the past 30 days

Fillers in the past 90 days

Bacterial and viral infections of the skin

Wound healing disorders

Circulatory disorders

Metal implants

Surgery in the past 6 months

Active/Severe Eczema, rashes, or dermatitis

Silicone/other implants in desired treatment area

Use of topical antibiotics in desired treatment area

Irremovable body piercings in the desired treatment area

Impaired skin sensation

Open or infected wounds

Known sensitivity or allergy to propylene glycol