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Sat Jan 01, 2005 7:58 am  |
Has any1 gone for it? i had acne and now its clear but i have some pigment n scar problem and my doc recommended me IPL but i wud like to know if ne1 here has gotten it done b4 and wud like 2 share wat were the results. 
And if any1 wants to share any home remedies for acne scars, pigmention and just clearer skin...pls do so...i wl be much obliged. |
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Sat Jan 01, 2005 10:59 am |
Hi,
I had this treatment in a beauty salon in England early in 2004. During the treatment I found that my spots healed quicker and I got fewer new ones. My skin also felt and looked brighter and fresher. I can't say that I am honestly seeing those results now though. I don't know if this is because I no longer have the treatment, maybe it's an idea to have a course and then a maintenance treatment every few months? Hope this helps, it's just my opinion but everyone has different results so I would still go for it! |
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Sat Jan 01, 2005 11:18 am |
Hi Maham
I have a few very light acne scars (now) and I can honestly say Decleor's Prolagene Gel and Cellex C's Fade Away Gel are absolutely the best thing. They really, truly work.
Check out reviews online for them and see for yourself.
HTH
Farouk |
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Sat Jan 01, 2005 1:21 pm |
| Rachael wrote: |
Hi,
I had this treatment in a beauty salon in England early in 2004. During the treatment I found that my spots healed quicker and I got fewer new ones. My skin also felt and looked brighter and fresher. I can't say that I am honestly seeing those results now though. I don't know if this is because I no longer have the treatment, maybe it's an idea to have a course and then a maintenance treatment every few months? Hope this helps, it's just my opinion but everyone has different results so I would still go for it! |
oh tx for sharing that...i have heard similiar cases b4 too thats y i m apprehensive...my doc said u wl need 2 treatments with a gap of 4 weeks and after that u can have the maintenance treament after 6 months or so...dats ok wid me but i m afraid abt gettin ne new scars like u said u got...didnt u complain 2 yr doc abt it? |
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Sat Jan 01, 2005 1:58 pm |
| farouk wrote: |
Hi Maham
I have a few very light acne scars (now) and I can honestly say Decleor's Prolagene Gel and Cellex C's Fade Away Gel are absolutely the best thing. They really, truly work.
Check out reviews online for them and see for yourself.
HTH
Farouk |
hey farouk, tx for replyin my acne scars r not bad either...and not deep either so i hope with creams n gels i can get rid of them. So how good results u got? i mean can u see yr scars now? and how much time it took u 2 see results?...sorrie if i m askin 2 many questions  |
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Mon Jan 03, 2005 6:14 am |
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Mon Jan 03, 2005 11:56 pm |
Amazingly, I logged on to see what the scoop on IPL was here -- and here's your query!
So *I'll* tell *you* ... my best friend got this done a week ago. She is a Hollywood actress, and so is UP on all the latest available miracles. She is also known for her GORGEOUS skin, and looks easily ten, if not fifteen, years younger than she is, thanks to a topnotch face lift and wearing a scarf and gloves when she sits in traffic in the southern California sun.
I tell you all this, so you know she's no flake. She's not famous, either -- just a working actress. Which is a lot.
I saw her yesterday, a week after the treatment. She looked like she had had a bad sunburn, and was still slightly swollen, so if you are being told this is a lunchtime thing, it's not. She was peeling pretty well, and showed me the sun damage that had been brought to the top layer by the IPL. Amazing. It will peel off, too. She said "It all looks good now, except where it hasn't peeled."
SHE is very pleased. I can't tell a difference, frankly. And she has no acne scars, although some hyper pigmentation was pokking through.
I don't know the cost, but she said it wasn't painful (feels like a rubber band being snapped gently against your cheek), it took about an hour and a half, all totalled, and the acid they put on beforehand didn't burn or hurt. That's all I can remember. I was too jealous to listen to more. It's way out of my league right now.
HTH and doesn't confuse you further. . .
Sidda |
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 7:36 am |
| Sidda wrote: |
Amazingly, I logged on to see what the scoop on IPL was here -- and here's your query!
So *I'll* tell *you* ... my best friend got this done a week ago. She is a Hollywood actress, and so is UP on all the latest available miracles. She is also known for her GORGEOUS skin, and looks easily ten, if not fifteen, years younger than she is, thanks to a topnotch face lift and wearing a scarf and gloves when she sits in traffic in the southern California sun.
I tell you all this, so you know she's no flake. She's not famous, either -- just a working actress. Which is a lot.
I saw her yesterday, a week after the treatment. She looked like she had had a bad sunburn, and was still slightly swollen, so if you are being told this is a lunchtime thing, it's not. She was peeling pretty well, and showed me the sun damage that had been brought to the top layer by the IPL. Amazing. It will peel off, too. She said "It all looks good now, except where it hasn't peeled."
SHE is very pleased. I can't tell a difference, frankly. And she has no acne scars, although some hyper pigmentation was pokking through.
I don't know the cost, but she said it wasn't painful (feels like a rubber band being snapped gently against your cheek), it took about an hour and a half, all totalled, and the acid they put on beforehand didn't burn or hurt. That's all I can remember. I was too jealous to listen to more. It's way out of my league right now.
HTH and doesn't confuse you further. . .
Sidda |
WOw tx for sharing that but im stillllllll confused...i dun wanna get it done i mite as well try the creams n home remedies to get rid of the acne scars n pigmentation...  |
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Fri Jan 07, 2005 12:09 am |
| I had one treatment (in an effort to kill newly sprouted menopausal hair). As my skin is prone to hyperpigmentation the person checked with "a physician" over the phone to determine the setting for the treatment. My understanding is they used a very low setting. I did not hyperpigment but I now have a visible patch of HYPOpigmentation. I didn't go back. |
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