proskinanalysis

I see you offer the DPL Therapy Light and the DermaWave. What is the difference between them?

locascioa — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:15:01 +0000

There are a couple of big differences that set the Dermawave apart from other LEDs. First of all, nobody else has the AmRed technology. Amber and red are considered the very best for photo rejuvenation. But other companies combine the two colors and hence, end up with a 3rd color – not true amber and not true red. Secondly, right in the little box itself is a built in sensor that makes thousands of adjustments per second, based on the Fitzpatrick skin scale that address your skin and your skin alone – it reads your skin and responds accordingly. As far as wavelengths and nanometers, nothing else compares to it under the $10,000.00 range. It really is a professional LED.

What can I do for droopy eyelids?

locascioa — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:14:29 +0000

Droopy eyelids are a problem for many people. I’ve never come across a topical that helps to lift droopy eyelids. What does work is the Tua microcurrent devices. But you have to be disciplined about using them. When you first start with the Tua Viso or Tua Trend, you need to do daily treatments for 3 months. Then it’s just maintenance (2-3 times a week) thereafter. Worth the time and effort!

I have milia around my eye area. I’ve had them extracted but they always come back. Is there a permanent solution for that?

locascioa — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:13:48 +0000

Yes, there is. The TimePeel Microdermabrasion machine effectively gets rid of milia and keeps them away. Because the TimePeel has a diamond head as opposed to crystals, it can be safely used around the eye area. That’s one of the reasons I went with the TimePeel.

I have “turkey skin” developing on my neck – please help!

locascioa — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:13:19 +0000

There are a couple of things you can do to get rid of turkey skin. The Large Face Vaculifter works wonders on turkey skin! It will also get rid of lines! Follow it with the CP Accelerator. They’re a dynamite duo for getting rid of turkey skin!

My skin is so dry and no matter what moisturizer I use, it’s still dry. What else can I do?

locascioa — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:11:25 +0000

Your dryness may very well be due to a build up of dead skin cells. If that’s the case, try using the microfiber cleansing cloth to get rid of the build up. Products are more easily penetrated into the skin if the skin is exfoliated. Also, spritz your skin with a hydrosol prior to applying your moisturizer. Moisturizers don’t add water to the skin; they trap what moisture is already there into the skin. If you’re in a dry climate, a humidifier is imperative as well. Even if it’s a pot of water will do!

I have very oily skin and wonder if it’s okay to wash my face three times a day?

locascioa — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:05:46 +0000

You should only cleanse your skin twice daily. Over cleansing is going to make you’re your skin even more oily. Over stimulation is also going to make it more oily. So I suggest you use your Microfiber or Ptetika only once a day. Also, using the Pure Skin Face Oil will make a big difference in normalizing your oil production.