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Mon Sep 24, 2007 9:51 am  |
| Hi, First time poster here. My question for you is: Are the handheld LED Photofacial Rejuv. devices really worth it? I've been reading in this forum that some topicals may actually work just as well. Also, I have Sculptra and botox in my face. Don't want to cause them to dissapate sooner than they should. Do the LED's help to stimulate hair growth around the hairline? I'm also concerned about facial lines and sagging and my ugly,large pores. I have my first Diamond Silk Peel (microderm) scheduled later this week. Oh, I just bought a DermaWand but, haven't yet received it. I'm a 56 female. Thanks in advance. |
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Wed Sep 26, 2007 4:02 pm |
Hi Mars
For some who are after the perfect complexion, any positive results (no matter how significant) can be deemed as worthy no matter how expensive!
For me, I have had good results with BQ for issues of oiliness and redness, but they pretty much disappear once I stop BQ treatments.
I have also used the DW and it was disappointing, I don't think it helped with younger skin issues like congestion and spots at all.
I am currently ordering some custom made LED panels, with the same type of wavelength specifications as the BQ but without pulsation, and the LED heads are much bigger. |
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