Contraindictions for electroportation facial treatments: Electroporation facial treatments, also known as electropermeabilization, involve the use of electrical pulses to enhance the delivery of substances (like serums) into the skin. However, there are several contraindications to consider for such treatments: Pregnancy: Electrical treatments are generally avoided during pregnancy due to potential risks to the fetus. Pacemakers and other electronic implants: The electrical pulses used in electroporation can interfere with the functioning of pacemakers and other electronic medical devices. Metal implants: Patients with metal implants in the treatment area may experience adverse effects due to the electrical currents. Severe cardiovascular conditions: Individuals with significant heart conditions should avoid electroporation treatments due to potential risks associated with electrical currents. Epilepsy: The electrical stimulation may trigger seizures in individuals with epilepsy. Active skin infections or inflammation: Electroporation should not be performed on areas with active infections, inflammation, or open wounds to avoid exacerbating the condition. Recent facial surgery or procedures: Patients who have recently undergone facial surgery or other invasive facial procedures should avoid electroporation until fully healed. Photosensitivity disorders: Conditions that cause increased sensitivity to light may be aggravated by the treatment. Severe acne or rosacea: These conditions may be worsened by the treatment, so it is typically avoided. Autoimmune diseases: Certain autoimmune conditions may be contraindications, as the treatment could potentially exacerbate symptoms. Skin cancer: Patients with skin cancer should not undergo electroporation treatments in the affected area.