$2,695 At Home Laser - LYMA Laser Feature Review and Demo

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  • Опубликовано: 19 май 2023
  • Today on Beauty Beyond 40, my feature review and demo of the LYMA Laser! I'll be starting my 8-12 week test right away. I'm hoping to address fine lines, hyperpigmentation, jowls, elevens, hooded eyes, and age spots on the back of my hands.
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  • @robertpark9747
    @robertpark9747 Год назад +15

    I used this for 1 year, 1.5 hrs everyday and saw literally 0 results. This device is the most overhyped baseless crap ever. I talked to concierge more than 15 times and so much of their recommendations were contradictory. They even let me return for a full refund because of the 0 results, but this was such a waste of time and stress. This company should be ashamed of all the crazy claims they make in their polished marketing

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад +3

      I’m testing it to see what results I get

    • @helloydl
      @helloydl 11 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/AZ-jK_EoAzY/видео.htmlsi=oO2_Qn0f9zra6WIE please don’t waste your money on this device! Dr. Abs has a comprehensive review on this device, I hope you find this helpful!

  • @dazzfire
    @dazzfire Год назад +4

    ahhhh! This is the review I've been waiting for! I can't wait to see how it performs 🙂

  • @mhm_uk3622
    @mhm_uk3622 Год назад +11

    This device takes time to work trust me. Firstly you don’t need to use their skin products - the spray just hydrates and the gel is for glide with added beta glucans. I use The Ordinary’s NMF+beta glucan and squalene oil for glide. Use the glide method on entire face and the spot treatments for problem areas to help - it’s very time consuming but for results it helps. Treating each spot for 3 minutes gets the results before maintaining - it’s just time consuming due to the size of the head. Lyma need to bring it out as a mask lol.

  • @junipersages
    @junipersages Год назад +8

    Thanks for this! I ordered the Nira laser but was eyeing this laser for some time, was put off by the lack of reviews (and lack of before and after photos especially). Looking forward to your follow up video :)

  • @vinillo4ka
    @vinillo4ka Год назад +11

    It’s good to watch this kind of review before investing almost 3k $ in a beauty device. I think that paying THAT amount of money customer should see dramatic results in a relatively short period of time. With minimal time commitment. Let’s be honest, that’s one of the most expensive at home devices so it naturally sets customer’ expectations very high. Thank you for this video! I concluded that I’d rather invest in couple of Morpheus8 sessions for the same price tag.

  • @lanibennett5081
    @lanibennett5081 Год назад +3

    I think the compnay or someone needs to explain LLLT Vs LED infared light?
    I think she said the red light is nothing to do with the red light…
    But again what is the real difference with this and infared light at the same wave length of 800 plus….
    Thanks L

  • @jennicabott4357
    @jennicabott4357 Год назад +3

    Definitely do one on one eye, and nira on the other!!

  • @shielahhornbeck2046
    @shielahhornbeck2046 Год назад +2

    I am so interested ine your final results. 😊

  • @ksw2222
    @ksw2222 Год назад +9

    That's insane! Who has that much time every day to do a treatment?!!! I've always wanted this laser, but after learning that, it's definitely not for me :(

  • @zhaomengling
    @zhaomengling Год назад +6

    Thank you so much for this review. I must admit seeing that the majority of the device's body is just battery, and the on and off button is so simple like a flashlight, really put me back to some senses as to how "costly" this device actually is and whether the technology is as advanced as its hype...

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад +3

      The battery takes up about 1/3 of the body I would say. The rest is laser.

  • @elhampaiandeh7412
    @elhampaiandeh7412 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this. I am looking forward to see you feedback on Lyma laser about how it affects on Melasma. Thanks

  • @LotusesGalaxyOcean
    @LotusesGalaxyOcean Год назад

    I would like to hear your thoughts on needless mesotherapy using medicube devices with skin boosters. It is very common in South Korea and the gold standard for anti-aging. (Usually in clinic there but can be done with the medicube device at home) There are all kinds of kind boosters to adding skin boosting ingredients such as hyaluronic acid directly through the skin barrier. Would love to see you try a bunch of the different boosters and give your opinion on them. They tend help get that hydrated glass juicy skin look.

  • @jennicabott4357
    @jennicabott4357 Год назад +6

    There is no way I could commit that much time to one device, no matter how good the results. You are a trooper. I’m very curios to see how you feel about this one.

    • @helloydl
      @helloydl 11 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/AZ-jK_EoAzY/видео.htmlsi=oO2_Qn0f9zra6WIE please don’t waste your money on this device! Dr. Abs has a comprehensive review on this device, I hope you find this helpful!

  • @skiergirl4753
    @skiergirl4753 Год назад +2

    If you buy the laser, you have access to the concierge - they check in with you (I have had mine for about 4 months).
    The laser can be used on your decolletage.

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад +1

      My concierge told me not to use it near my heart. I’ve asked her to follow up with me about it. Have you seen results so far?

  • @doniii7839
    @doniii7839 Год назад +7

    Thanks for the review. I have this in the UK and been using it daily for at least 30mins a day. Its been 12 weeks. Not seen much improvement as of yet.

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад

      Oh man. Did you take photos to track results?

    • @doniii7839
      @doniii7839 Год назад +2

      I have some but there's no difference. I will keep trying. Surely cam not be approved by fda if its completely useless

    • @zhaomengling
      @zhaomengling Год назад +6

      @@doniii7839 I work in the medical industry. Unfortunately, FDA approves things to ensure that its harmless, not to ensure that it actually works...If the FDA grants an approval, it means the agency has determined that the benefits of the product outweigh the risks for the intended use. Also the FDA recalls thousands of approval of products every year, it means less than we are taught to believe.

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад

      @@doniii7839 it’s FDA cleared - not approved. The devices I use at home are normally cleared - not approved.

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад

      @@zhaomengling it’s FDA cleared not approved.

  • @ann6406
    @ann6406 Год назад +2

    I have been looking for more information on the Lyma laser..I looking forward to your reviews..i have been using the laser and for me it has helped to look more like my younger self .but i feel like you need to combine in clinic treatment i think its over hype ..

  • @andrewlai3598
    @andrewlai3598 Год назад +1

    is there any more affordable alternative (Ie. still uses LLL Laser) that doesn't cost 3K in USD?

  • @mariabaldris434
    @mariabaldris434 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the information.Did you finish the review on the Tripolar Edge
    Thanks

    • @mariabaldris434
      @mariabaldris434 Год назад +2

      Sorry I just saw that you finish the trial on the Tripolar Edge . Will be waiting for your advice

  • @sugarfree_2023
    @sugarfree_2023 Год назад +16

    I think i can go to turkey and do a plastic surgery for 2700$ 😂🙈

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад +10

      Perhaps, but I’m trying to boost collagen to restore what I actually look like instead of going under the knife and risk looking like someone different than myself. Plastic surgery scares me.

    • @sugarfree_2023
      @sugarfree_2023 Год назад +1

      @@beautybeyond40 with a good doctor it's safe

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад +9

      @@sugarfree_2023 I’m not concerned about safety as much as I’m concerned about no longer looking like myself.

    • @gillcameron8105
      @gillcameron8105 Год назад +5

      I'm in Turkey the moment. I've been here 2 weeks. Seen a few women walking around who have obviously gone under the knife. Looks so fake. Kept it natural I say.

    • @sugarfree_2023
      @sugarfree_2023 Год назад +2

      @@gillcameron8105 it's their choice. I believe you can do a minor face lift which will look absolutely natural

  • @voilaviola4188
    @voilaviola4188 Год назад

    that's a lot... hahah - can we do it on fast forward?! ;-) I think you accidentally pasted the link for whatever is above the alcohol wipes in place of the alcohol wipes link.... can you update?! thanks!!! (look forward to seeing what happens with this thing - sounds promising!! albeit crazy expensive...)

  • @liz2111
    @liz2111 Год назад

    Can you use the laser under and on top of the upper arms where there is crepey skin?

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  11 месяцев назад

      I’m not sure. You could ask LYMA or check the website

  • @crissyanderson6495
    @crissyanderson6495 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much as always Trina! This was so detailed! I hope this helps everyone! My hyperpigmentation has gotten bad lately too but I just can’t afford these tools with all my medical bills but thank you for sharing! You look stunning, I don’t see any melasma!! Have a wonderful week 🥰

    • @helloydl
      @helloydl 11 месяцев назад

      I used ZIIP, red light everyday, with radio frequency every other day! I notice the lines on my forehead fade away! Invest your money in something worthy if you have time to commit to these treatments

  • @wendyhoffmann5320
    @wendyhoffmann5320 Год назад +1

    This is an exceptional laser

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад

      How long did it take you see results?

    • @wendyhoffmann5320
      @wendyhoffmann5320 Год назад +3

      @@beautybeyond40 three months and it’s best thing that has happened to my skin ever.

  • @megansmith7562
    @megansmith7562 Год назад +4

    What's the difference between this and NIRA?

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад +3

      One is a hot laser and the other is a cold laser.

    • @brendarvilla
      @brendarvilla Год назад +1

      @@beautybeyond40 Are they duplicative treatments? Seems like they would be different.

    • @MultiMarie66
      @MultiMarie66 11 месяцев назад

      I have the nira, and I have not seen any results

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  11 месяцев назад

      @@MultiMarie66 Did you use it every day for up to 90 days and see no results and return it for your money back? They have a 90 day money back guarantee. I love my Nira and I'm obsessed with it and take it all around the world with me.

  • @FoyeStender
    @FoyeStender Год назад +1

    Do you need to avoid the thyroid area?

  • @gracieallen8285
    @gracieallen8285 Год назад

    I use a glass cleaner on a device, the NuFace, my glass cleaners have some alcohol in them.

  • @C2C.
    @C2C. Год назад +3

    For that much time and at this price, why not just sit in front of a whole body IR/NIR LED panel for 10-20 min a few times a week at home? The results would seem to be faster, too.

    • @LotusesGalaxyOcean
      @LotusesGalaxyOcean Год назад

      That is exactly my issue. I see nothing clear spelled out as to specifically how it is different from a led panel that does that wavelength? How does is compare to other medical lasers? Fraxel? It seems very vague.

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад +1

      Because the device claims to be 100 times more powerful than LED …???

    • @tinaf.7941
      @tinaf.7941 Год назад +1

      I don't understand why this is being called a laser. It sounds like a high powered LED device.

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад +1

      @@tinaf.7941 because the device technology is lower level laser therapy (LLLT)

  • @AndreaKovarik
    @AndreaKovarik 11 месяцев назад +1

    Hi thank you for your awesome videos! Do you have a link for refer a friend for 10% off for the LYMA laser? Thanks!

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  11 месяцев назад

      Unfortunately, the LYMA team told me there are no available discount codes

    • @AndreaKovarik
      @AndreaKovarik 11 месяцев назад

      @@beautybeyond40thanks for the reply. I was hoping!!

  • @lisaa1134
    @lisaa1134 Год назад +1

    I would love to see Nira on one side & Lyma on other!🤗

  • @jenniferdonahue4895
    @jenniferdonahue4895 Год назад +1

    Please do a month by month follow up. There is little out there about Lyma except what Lyma puts out

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад

      They said I shouldn’t expect results until 12 weeks so I don’t think it would make sense to do a month by month update because there are no updates to share yet

    • @helloydl
      @helloydl 11 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/AZ-jK_EoAzY/видео.htmlsi=oO2_Qn0f9zra6WIE please don’t waste your money on this device! Dr. Abs has a comprehensive review on this device, I hope you find this helpful!

  • @lulupuff7295
    @lulupuff7295 Год назад

    for that price it should have a built in timer with different options

  • @stephanierausser5881
    @stephanierausser5881 9 месяцев назад

    i am so confused. why do you need anything? your skin is sublime!! show me the results on someone who needs it.

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  9 месяцев назад

      THANK YOU! It means all my effort is working! Feel free to watch my 12 week LYMA update video to see my before and afters and my discussion since I do get comments like yours often. I am flattered!

  • @sandysanche7120
    @sandysanche7120 Год назад

    Check out Dr. Abs review of the Lyma. Though somewhat harsh, it’s quite telling. 😮

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад

      Yeah, I saw it. But I've been actually testing the device almost every day for 11 weeks now. I'll post my results after my 12 week test and then we can all make our own opinions based on my video.

  • @healthbeauty7853
    @healthbeauty7853 Год назад +1

    Cold laser can only fix superficial damage upto 3um deep, the manufacturer claims this device can penatrate down to muscle layer. It's only been on the market for 6 months, where are the clinical papers that this device does what it claims to do.

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад

      Have you asked them directly?

    • @healthbeauty7853
      @healthbeauty7853 Год назад +2

      @@beautybeyond40 one thing that I know about portable devices, is that they perform better when they are connected to a power source.
      This is an at home device, so you're not going to get the same result as a Medical grade machine, like a co2 fractional laser or a Picosecond machine. Alot of people bought the neocell pen hoping to remove their tattoos. and didn't get the results they were expecting. Some portable devices work well like the plasma pen and ipl. Instead of buying this, you should buy the mojir which is fractional plasma pen machine, it does cold energy and hot energy. It sends columns of energy into the dermis to remove deeper skin problems like aging skin and scars.

    • @mariedupont5032
      @mariedupont5032 11 месяцев назад

      I'd like to know your thoughts about Nira Laser

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  11 месяцев назад

      @@healthbeauty7853 I am aware that at-home devices are not as strong as professional in-office devices. That’s the point. I am working slowly and effectively overtime to rebuild
      collagen safely at home. It’s working for me! I’m now 48 with no work - no Botox - no filler - only at-home devices.

  • @jenicaepp
    @jenicaepp Год назад +42

    This device is useless. I used it for months with no results. For the cost of this product, I expect results. I can’t recommend it. 👎

    • @theresajopson4157
      @theresajopson4157 Год назад +6

      Thank You for your input. These devices are costly for those of us who do not get them sent to us. I believe some of the older lasers that are still available still work well.

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  Год назад +2

      How long did you use it every day?

    • @jenicaepp
      @jenicaepp Год назад +14

      @@beautybeyond40 I used it for almost 1 year. You have to use their mist spray and serum with it. That is over $100 extra per month. I can not recommend this product. It's all hype and marketing with no substance. Just no.

    • @sugarfree_2023
      @sugarfree_2023 Год назад +2

      Exactly what i was thinking. And spending 1 hour every day, whaaat?! 😅

    • @jenicaepp
      @jenicaepp Год назад +3

      @@sugarfree_2023 I was spending more than 1 hour per day. Still didn't do anything.

  • @sugarfree_2023
    @sugarfree_2023 Год назад +2

    1 hour 15 minutes?!! 😂 What!?

  • @Mom2twins
    @Mom2twins 7 месяцев назад

    $3000 crazy expensive!

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  7 месяцев назад

      As with most things in life, it's all relative. Some things are way more expensive and some things are way cheaper. It depends on with what you are comparing $3,000. Many people disagree with you as this laser is extremely popular in my community, so it must be way cheaper than other things, and worth it to many people. Sounds like this laser isn't a good fit for you and your budget. Thanks for watching.

  • @Mom2twins
    @Mom2twins 7 месяцев назад

    Threads cheaper!

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  7 месяцев назад

      Sure, but my channel is about non-invasive topical devices - no injectable and nothing like putting threads into your skin omg! Many things are cheaper. Many things are more expensive. That's not the point. But thanks for watching anyway :)

  • @raffiboy9426
    @raffiboy9426 Год назад

    The more they talk the less the trust with no before and after pics

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  11 месяцев назад

      Are you talking about me? How can I have before and after photos when I didn’t even test the laser yet? I’m confused by your comment.

    • @raffiboy9426
      @raffiboy9426 11 месяцев назад

      @@beautybeyond40 no offense lady .. I’m not knocking you .. but me and you know the results are mild to none .. that’s the point

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  11 месяцев назад +1

      @@raffiboy9426 ok man. I suggest you wait until my 12-week test is up and I have before/afters to share. I've been testing the device pretty much every day for 12 weeks and my skin has never looked better. you might "know" the results are mild to none, but I am the one who is actually testing it out for my audience so I'll be providing photos instead of just commenting online about it and speculating its results. Have you tested it yet? For how long? Did you take before/after photos?

  • @adrianahuston955
    @adrianahuston955 11 месяцев назад

    I appreciate your videos and your opinions on all devices, I just wanted to ask if you have heard of a doctor here on RUclips “exposing”this LYRA laser ?
    He went over all the literature on their website explains how “wrong” they are and he called it a “scam” 😱
    Again I’m not discrediting what you are saying nor the company. I’m just curious if it’s true or not.
    I think the channel it’s : Dr Abs.
    Thanks
    I love your videos 🩷

    • @beautybeyond40
      @beautybeyond40  11 месяцев назад +1

      Yes, I have seen all those videos - but I choose to ignore them and keep testing my device and see what results I see. I think it's quite interesting when people make videos like that who aren't actually testing the device every single day for 12 weeks like I am.

    • @adrianahuston955
      @adrianahuston955 11 месяцев назад

      @@beautybeyond40 I can’t wait to see your update!

  • @caitlin6935
    @caitlin6935 Год назад +3

    This seems ludicrous to me when you can get full panels of LLL (low level lasers) and don’t need to move it around your face. You can have full body and face treatment and second the same amount of money. The red panel devices that have LED mix in LLL alternating. Of course LLL is wayyyy more powerful than LED. It’s why the LLL red light panels costs thousands.
    Look into Platinum Therapy Lights (leading in the industry). Or even JOOVV. I can’t understand why anyone would purchase one of these 🫣💀

    • @caitlin6935
      @caitlin6935 Год назад +1

      Also to add, the Platinum Therapy Light panels have fans and cooling systems within them because they’re so powerful. The device itself doesn’t project hot. Slightly warm but that’s it. But to cool inside. You’re going to get something much more powerful than a handheld. This is so wild to me.

    • @hellohoneybear
      @hellohoneybear Год назад

      @beautybeyond40 what do you think of the platinum therapy panel?