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Thu Feb 16, 2017 11:12 am  |
| denisiel, I am curious about this Iluminage Laser. How much tightening do you get from this laser? How much lifting? I find that many products/devices work well on those who are young and just starting to show mild aging, but they do not work well on someone with more mature/aged skin (like me). I am searching for a non-surgical lifting/tightening treatment that would show noticeable tightening/lifting on truly lax, sagging skin. Any thoughts out there on any treatments that work for someone like me? |
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Thu Feb 16, 2017 8:41 pm |
| i have just recently fell in love with my Tripollar Stop and waiting on my Derminator. I am also using my Clareblend daily. |
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47, former sunworshipper, skincare addict, oily T-zone, fair skinned, love Vita A, some hyperpigmentation, microneedler. |
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Mon Feb 20, 2017 1:34 am |
| BellesBeautyShop wrote: |
| denisiel, I am curious about this Iluminage Laser. How much tightening do you get from this laser? How much lifting? I find that many products/devices work well on those who are young and just starting to show mild aging, but they do not work well on someone with more mature/aged skin (like me). I am searching for a non-surgical lifting/tightening treatment that would show noticeable tightening/lifting on truly lax, sagging skin. Any thoughts out there on any treatments that work for someone like me? |
Hi BellesBeautyShop,
I just turned 50 and people tell me I look in my 30s. Part can be genetics (I'm Asian) but I also spent a lot of time in the sun when I was younger and didn't use sunscreen so am battling pigmentation and aging skin.
I find that when I do the Iluminage for a few months and then take a break, my skin is less saggy, especially on the cheeks. I also use microcurrent and that helps a alot with sagging but only lasts a day or two before the effect is gone. I work out regularly so I can't say the plump cheeks are from being overweight like I've seen in some people.
I am seriously considering getting a professional laser treatment when I can figure out which is the best for my issues. All these at home devices have some effect but are so time consuming that I think it's worth the cost to get them done professionally if that means no daily maintenance.
I heard RF is good for sagging but I have melasma so avoid it.
For tightening (at home), tretinoin is the great and so is microneedling. |
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Dry skin but not many wrinkles; 50s and Asian; Topicals: Vit C, tretinoin, hydroquinone & azaleic acid for melasma; Likes: SK-II, Shiseido, Shu Uemura, Skinceuticals, Obagi, P50, Sunday Riley, Hada Labo, facial oils |
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Tue Feb 21, 2017 2:38 am |
after trying brushes and sponges my fav are my hands and kabuki brush  |
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