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07-19-2018 07:38 PM
Hi ALL,
About eight years ago - I was very involved with this forum (asking and answering questions). I learned a great deal from forum members about all aspects of SKINCARE & TREATMENT...medical prodecures, OTC skincare products and devices.
Back then the most popular devices were: NuFace, microneedling & LED? handheld face devices to boost collagen. The most effective topical skincare was: Sunscreen (of course); Retin A (if tolerated); Using cleasing OILS (jojoba etc. depending on skintype) and Botox.
HAS there been any "NEW" profound skincare product or device that most people on the forum find effective in improving skin tone & wrinkles? TIA
07-19-2018 07:48 PM
Laser treatment by a derm is the way to go I'm convinced. I had some broken capillaries and it took care of them. Nothing you could do at home would do what the derm did I don't think. It was expensive but worth every penny.
An illness and a stupid purchase of a Clarisonic contributed to this.
07-19-2018 08:01 PM
@Sooner I totally forgot about Clarisonic...that was also very popular here years ago. I, too, had a bad outcome..it caused broken caps. around my nose and on my cheek
07-19-2018 08:02 PM
I don't think there have been any revolutionary, game-changing advances made in skin care recently. At the professional level there have been some improvements and refinements in laser, RF and ultrasound technologies. These things would have to be evaluated with a professional or derm in order to determine which one would be best for you. I've had laser treatments for dark spot removal, skin tightening and facial spider vein removal. All have been successful and I am very happy about that.![]()
07-19-2018 09:37 PM
@SilleeMee wrote:I don't think there have been any revolutionary, game-changing advances made in skin care recently. At the professional level there have been some improvements and refinements in laser, RF and ultrasound technologies. These things would have to be evaluated with a professional or derm in order to determine which one would be best for you. I've had laser treatments for dark spot removal, skin tightening and facial spider vein removal. All have been successful and I am very happy about that.
@Sooner Can I ask how much the laser treatments cost for dark spot removal on your face?
07-20-2018 05:44 AM
@MsCatLuverWhile the reviews for this were poor, for me it was SKINN's Trim Lastic (Evine). It is a stretch chin mask that you stretch over a skin treatment pad. I have been using it for over a year and my jowels are gone as well as the gobbler thing under my chin. The crepey under chin look is also nearly gone and is so faint can barely be seen I used it 2 or 3 times a week for about 8 months and now use it maybe once a week and sometimes not even that.
07-20-2018 07:17 AM
@SeaMaiden wrote:
@SilleeMee wrote:I don't think there have been any revolutionary, game-changing advances made in skin care recently. At the professional level there have been some improvements and refinements in laser, RF and ultrasound technologies. These things would have to be evaluated with a professional or derm in order to determine which one would be best for you. I've had laser treatments for dark spot removal, skin tightening and facial spider vein removal. All have been successful and I am very happy about that.
@Sooner Can I ask how much the laser treatments cost for dark spot removal on your face?
I had several treatments done to remove three dark spots...I think there were a total of four laser visits to my derm until the spots were gone. Each treatment was under $150 but that was years ago. This kind of treatment today, per visit, will probably be closer to $250 and that also depends on what part of the country it's done.
07-20-2018 08:10 AM
I don't know enough about devices, but not much is happening by way of outstanding ingredients being incorporated into skincare.
Since your hiatus, I may have changed some method, but haven't really changed much in the way of topical ingredients.
07-20-2018 08:17 AM
I just saw an episode of Botched and Dr Dubrow was getting fiillers all over his face. He said that as skin ages - you need something to plump them up. So all those pills, serums, creams etc can only do so much. I'm surprised he showed it since he sells a line on TV.
07-20-2018 11:28 AM
@SilleeMee wrote:
@SeaMaiden wrote:
@SilleeMee wrote:I don't think there have been any revolutionary, game-changing advances made in skin care recently. At the professional level there have been some improvements and refinements in laser, RF and ultrasound technologies. These things would have to be evaluated with a professional or derm in order to determine which one would be best for you. I've had laser treatments for dark spot removal, skin tightening and facial spider vein removal. All have been successful and I am very happy about that.
@Sooner Can I ask how much the laser treatments cost for dark spot removal on your face?
I had several treatments done to remove three dark spots...I think there were a total of four laser visits to my derm until the spots were gone. Each treatment was under $150 but that was years ago. This kind of treatment today, per visit, will probably be closer to $250 and that also depends on what part of the country it's done.
@Sooner Sounds reasonable and do-able.... thanks so much.
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