Hand held LED devices
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Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:05 am

Hi Everyone,

I haven't posted in awhile. I knew that this is
the absolute best source of information on skin
care. I want to purchase a professional LED device. Baby Quasar, Anti-aging LightStim, Dermawave, and a few others I have been reading about. It seems like everything else, you get what you pay for. I am 49, have "11' lines on forehead, which I get Botox treatments that I would like to stop or at least spread out treaments longer. Please advise on your results
with these or similar devices. Thank you.

free skin care · Sat Feb 13, 2010 3:09 pm

hi double,

i got the babyq red from eds, and soon will be buying the talika duo (45 sec treatments). i haven't been using my most of my gadgets since i'm trying new things out. sorry, i can't give you feedback there.

however, i'm getting really good results with the tanaka massage for my 11's, fine 'frown' horizontal forehead lines, and overall experiencing healthy skin with this DIY facial massage. its fast, easy, effective, and free!

from the gadgets, i find the most effective for 11's and other wrinkles, to be from the tens/ems units... the favorite being dr.ho's, which is sturdy, multipurpose... just great quality with a reliable service. for delicate areas that are hard to get to in the eye area, is the nuface (from EDS). the nuface is gentle and with its double headed round spheres i can maneuver around and get to areas that other gadgets will not allow.

i hope that helps!
btw, i love gadgets and i love the fact these gadgets can be done at home, saving time and money.
good luck!

free skin care · Sun Jul 24, 2011 1:24 am

LED light devices will increase the health of your skin, stimulating more collagen production, and this will help fill in lines. To prolong the result of botox you might like to combine the use of a dermaroller with wrinkles relaxing peptides, Syn-ake is very popular at the moment.

free skin care · Sun Jul 24, 2011 5:44 pm

Hi echoecho - Regarding LED devices, I've had the AAlightstim for over 3 years and found it to be quite effective at smoothing lines. For the 11's, you might want to read about Safetox which is not an LED. Also I have been using the Tua Viso for lifting of the upper and lower face - this also helps to eliminate lines as sagging does cause lines as well. HTH DiPhx

free skin care · Fri Aug 12, 2011 12:31 pm

DiPhx wrote:

Hi echoecho - Regarding LED devices, I've had the AAlightstim for over 3 years and found it to be quite effective at smoothing lines. For the 11's, you might want to read about Safetox which is not an LED. Also I have been using the Tua Viso for lifting of the upper and lower face - this also helps to eliminate lines as sagging does cause lines as well. HTH DiPhx

I purchased the AALS a little while ago thanks in part yo your recommendation, to soon to see results but believe it will work, it is actually quite powerful.

free skin care · Thu Aug 25, 2011 7:31 am

I love my NUVE LED device. I've only been using it for about three weeks, and I'm seeing good results on my chest (wrinkled and saggy). I am using it on my hands and the inside of my elbows which looked old. I use it on my face, of course, and it is safe to use around the eye. I like that it's handheld and I can watch TV or talk on the phone while using it. I got mine from Light Therapy Products and it was about $185 with shipping.

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