XOD presents BREEZE and WONDER TOUCH as a two-stage treatment pathway that combines a needle-free service with a hands-on radiofrequency phase. This approach requires adherence to current XOD training for optimal results.

What does each device contribute?

BREEZE uses pressurized air for needle-free skin and scalp services, while WONDER TOUCH is XOD’s hands-on radiofrequency platform for customizable face and body programs. Each device has distinct roles, and their contributions should be clearly understood by clinic staff.

BREEZE's treatment experience and formula selection are integral to its workflow, while WONDER TOUCH's role is defined by the RF phase as per the trained protocol.

In summary, BREEZE and WONDER TOUCH serve different purposes within the treatment plan, and staff should be able to articulate these differences effectively.

How do BREEZE and WONDER TOUCH work together?

The combination of BREEZE and WONDER TOUCH offers clinics two distinct treatment experiences within one plan. However, it is essential to clarify that one device does not enhance the effectiveness of the other.

Clinics should ensure that the workflow is consistently delivered and that the roles of each phase are well explained to patients.

Does BREEZE make WONDER TOUCH more effective?

Independent evidence has not established that BREEZE enhances the effectiveness of WONDER TOUCH treatments. The combination pathway is based on XOD’s protocol rather than independent clinical studies.

Research on hydroporation supports pressure-based delivery under specific conditions, but it does not guarantee that subsequent procedures benefit from this combination.

In conclusion, while the combination remains a viable option, it should be discussed without implying a compounded result.

What should the current XOD protocol define?

The current XOD protocol should clearly define the purpose of each phase, the order and timing of treatments, formula compatibility, patient selection criteria, settings and endpoints, and aftercare instructions.

Clinics must have access to up-to-date training and documentation to ensure they can effectively implement the combination treatment.

In summary, proper training and documentation are crucial for the successful execution of the BREEZE and WONDER TOUCH combination.

Who may consider a two-stage pathway?

The pairing may be suitable for clinics familiar with both standalone workflows seeking to provide a structured, non-invasive service experience. It is not a universal alternative to more invasive treatments.

Patient expectations should align with the documented capabilities of each device, and individual assessments are necessary before treatment.

In conclusion, the two-stage pathway is appropriate for specific clinics and patient scenarios.

How should a clinic price the combination?

Pricing for the BREEZE and WONDER TOUCH combination varies based on local demand, appointment length, consumables, labor, and how the clinic packages the services.

Clinics should utilize XOD’s ROI calculator to model the combination alongside standalone services to determine a workable margin.

In summary, pricing is influenced by multiple factors and should be tailored to each clinic's circumstances.

How should the treatment be discussed with patients?

Clinics should clearly explain the roles of BREEZE and WONDER TOUCH, the sequence of treatments, and realistic patient outcomes. Avoid misleading claims about the treatment's effects.

Effective consultations should cover expected experiences, recovery times, and alternatives, ensuring that patients have a clear understanding of what to expect.

In conclusion, transparent communication with patients is essential for managing expectations.

What should a clinic ask during a demonstration?

During a demonstration, clinics should inquire about the standalone workflow for each device and the current combination pathway, including approved formulas and training requirements.

The goal is to establish a repeatable workflow rather than just a marketing slogan.

In summary, demonstrations should focus on practical training outcomes.

Common Questions about BREEZE and WONDER TOUCH

Can BREEZE and WONDER TOUCH be used in the same appointment? Yes, they can be used together following the current XOD protocol.

Does WONDER TOUCH drive BREEZE serums deeper? No, independent evidence does not support this claim.

Which device should be used first? The order should follow current XOD combination training.

Is BREEZE plus WONDER TOUCH a non-surgical facelift? It is a non-invasive treatment pathway but should not be presented as a guaranteed facelift.