Beyond Skincare #4 Cosmetic Devices and Procedures

Grizzlybear · May 1, 2023

greenvelvet said:
Oh yeah, def don’t massage the grime in a bit counterproductive in a skincare regimen. You should wash your face first 100%. The main thing aside from that is it has to be able to glide without snagging/pulling

Haha thought I should clarify just in case

yeah sometimes I don’t add a “slippy” layer in so find it works well and saves time juggling an “after” step after everything has sunk in

rosemarina · May 15, 2023

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mom increasingly concerned sbout slack skin on my body/ thighs, etc and my sagging iweglknf. I hop thst this four help

does anybody know if it’s any good ?

Thanks very much

rosemarina · May 16, 2023

Add pert about the typing above; I defi wasn’t drunk.

I was asking court the Tripollwepoae, but nowthink no. Might want the Stop,lthough it is very expensive

SunshineRae · May 16, 2023

rosemarina said:
Add pert about the typing above; I defi wasn’t drunk.

I was asking court the Tripollwepoae, but nowthink no. Might want the Stop,lthough it is very expensive

Are you still drunk…..

rosemarina · May 16, 2023

Tripollar is the word I keep mistyping sbovr

mindlessness · May 16, 2023

@Aude am I remembering right that you've tried the Tripollar? Is the Stop worth it do you think?

Carapop · May 16, 2023

rosemarina said:
Tripollar is the word I keep mistyping sbovr

Please drink some water before bed tonight!

rosemarina · May 16, 2023

Gow do we edit posts?!! Morto

mindlessness · May 16, 2023

rosemarina said:
Gow do we edit posts?!! Morto

You can report them and ask mods to delete if you'd like

rosemarina · May 16, 2023

Seriousy, isvtherecdbEsit option please?

Irishorlz1991 · Jun 11, 2023

Very new to this thread but loving it!!I have a ufo, led mask and spend way too much on skincare. I also have a little botox now worn off on the frown lines. Do people rate Profhilio? I see a big push for it now. Sorry if this has already been covered!

Aude · Jun 11, 2023

Irishorlz1991 said:
Very new to this thread but loving it!!I have a ufo, led mask and spend way too much on skincare. I also have a little botox now worn off on the frown lines. Do people rate Profhilio? I see a big push for it now. Sorry if this has already been covered!

I've had Profhilo twice and I don't rate it. I had it when it first launched and didn't think it did anything. Several year later, and having seen many positive reviews, I tried it again - and again I didn't see any improvement. In both cases I had the recommended two-treatments, four weeks apart.

Given the number of positive reviews, I think it must work for some people. My skin is generally in good condition, quite plump and well-hydrated. I imagine that Profhilo might be helpful for someone with wrinkly, dried out skin.

I also found it to be quite a painful procedure - more painful than Botox or filler injections.

Brian Butterfield · Jun 11, 2023

Aude said:
I've had Profhilo twice and I don't rate it. I had it when it first launched and didn't think it did anything. Several year later, and having seen many positive reviews, I tried it again - and again I didn't see any improvement. In both cases I had the recommended two-treatments, four weeks apart.

Given the number of positive reviews, I think it must work for some people. My skin is generally in good condition, quite plump and well-hydrated. I imagine that Profhilo might be helpful for someone with wrinkly, dried out skin.

I also found it to be quite a painful procedure - more painful than Botox or filler injections.

I’m with Aude on this one. Profhilo did absolutely nothing for me either. I wouldn’t waste your money.

I’ve just splashed out on the Dermalux Flex. I’d been eyeing it up for ages but it’s v expensive so felt I couldn’t justify it. However, my led mask is the one device I use consistently and I do really think it’s worth it. Plus, I’ve just had some protuberant moles lasered off my face and Im hoping it will speed up healing and reduce scarring (and help my rosacea).

Dermalux MD | Professional LED Therapy at Home

Dermalux Flex MD LED Therapy Device is a clinically proven professional-level LED device which uses light therapy to treat a range of skincare concerns. Including anti-ageing, rosacea, eczema, acne and many more.

www.currentbody.com

Slaybutter · Jun 11, 2023

@Brian Butterfield this is random but I felt that taking my multi-vitamin with my red light treatment really helped my skin recover. Doesn’t hurt to try it! Enjoy the Flex it looks incredible!

Brian Butterfield · Jun 11, 2023

Slaybutter said:
@Brian Butterfield this is random but I felt that taking my multi-vitamin with my red light treatment really helped my skin recover. Doesn’t hurt to try it! Enjoy the Flex it looks incredible!

Ooh, interesting. Maybe I'll neck my collagen and my multitude of supplements before I go under. Thank you for the tip

mindlessness · Jun 11, 2023

Ohh @Brian Butterfield I hope you enjoy the flex (and that it helps with the skin recovery post mole!0

Brian Butterfield · Jun 11, 2023

mindlessness said:
Ohh @Brian Butterfield I hope you enjoy the flex (and that it helps with the skin recovery post mole!0

Thank you! I love that it has multiple uses. I can see it being handy for my son as he heads into adolescence as it has blue light for acne whilst the red and infrared are good for me as I cruise into peri-menopause

. It's also good for healing aches and pains and I'm definitely going to try it on my lower back.

Aude · Jun 11, 2023

Brian Butterfield said:
I’m with Aude on this one. Profhilo did absolutely nothing for me either. I wouldn’t waste your money.

I’ve just splashed out on the Dermalux Flex. I’d been eyeing it up for ages but it’s v expensive so felt I couldn’t justify it. However, my led mask is the one device I use consistently and I do really think it’s worth it. Plus, I’ve just had some protuberant moles lasered off my face and Im hoping it will speed up healing and reduce scarring (and help my rosacea).

Dermalux MD | Professional LED Therapy at Home

Dermalux Flex MD LED Therapy Device is a clinically proven professional-level LED device which uses light therapy to treat a range of skincare concerns. Including anti-ageing, rosacea, eczema, acne and many more.

www.currentbody.com

I've been looking at the Dermalux Flex for a couple of years now. Although I'm sure it's a great product, the thing that finally decided me against was that I'm so fidgety that I know I'd find it hard to lie still for 30 minutes.

Brian Butterfield · Jun 11, 2023

Aude said:
I've been looking at the Dermalux Flex for a couple of years now. Although I'm sure it's a great product, the thing that finally decided me against was that I'm so fidgety that I know I'd find it hard to lie still for 30 minutes.

Yes. One of the pros of my current led mask is that’s it’s only 10 mins. But I have an autoimmune disease of which chronic fatigue is one of my symptoms so I’m pretty good at lying down

Aude · Jun 11, 2023

Brian Butterfield said:
Yes. One of the pros of my current led mask is that’s it’s only 10 mins. But I have an autoimmune disease of which chronic fatigue is one of my symptoms so I’m pretty good at lying down

Not sure whether

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is the right response. Let us know how you get on with it.

I'm having my second Morpheus 8 treatment tomorrow. Was impressed by the first treatment - 4 weeks ago - but will report back more fully after the second.