@@dobryj4elovek makes complete sense - red light whether it's from an led or laser has the same photoreceptor which means the intended biological change is the same. Again, this is something people say because there is such a lack of education that manufacturers prey on.
@@Dr_Abs claiming that red light and laser device works in the same way is the most uneducated thing you could have said, bravo 👏 you just exposed yourself
This video is quite deceiving. You are talking about the marketing of the Nira, not the actual effectiveness of the device. You also mention that a treatment would take "a couple of hours" to treat the entire face. This is nonsense. Maybe, just maybe, you should run some actual tests, as that is what we need to see.
Effectiveness comes from the metrics of energy transmission which was shown. Its not nonsense to take a couple of hours when you consider the energy transfer as a function of time. The testing has been done and the metrics have been published - they were shown in the video.
This may have been the first vid of yours I watched. I appreciate your scientific approach and also knowing you aren't financially linked to these companies. So hard to know who to trust these days. I wish you success and hope you keep doing these. I'm a fan and I've shared your info on other sites.
Wish I saw this before I bought Nira. It did nothing for my wrinkles on forehead and under eye. I did it everyday for 2 months. Waste of money and time. Nira laser didn't work.
We're genuinely sorry to hear that you haven't experienced the expected results. While 9 out of 10 users report significant improvements, individual responses can vary. That is why we do offer a 90-day money-back guarantee for our customers to try out the device before fully committing to the purchase, so they can get a feel for it and see how it works with their skin type. Thank you for your time and for giving us a try.
I watched this (while using my Nira :/) and agree with a lot of what you say, but I also noticed your video kept showing the "Dermalux" kind of like an advertisement. Therefore, I am wondering if you are connected with this company? If you are the creator of the Dermalux? Are you paid by the company? Although the answer to the questions is not an issue, it makes me wonder if your opinion could be biased. I would like to hear why you say the Dermalux is truly a better product and why. You brought up some very good comments regarding honesty in the advertisement of products and their honesty. I have often looked at the before and after pictures and noticed the same things. You can be I am going to subscribe to your channel and see. At 70, I am interested in skin and health care but there is so much out there and so many dishonest companies and advertisement companies that it is difficult to really know what is real and good and what is trash and just want to take our money and not deliver the goods!
I'm not the creator of dermalux 😂 if I was I'd be on a private island somewhere lmao. I use it as a benchmark because it has the highest power output so I just compare numbers. I always use numbers so there's no bias or opinion
@@darcaleedebogorski6076 You're absolutely correct about the price. I'm simply talking from a biological and physics perspective for educational purposes is all.
I have used Nira Pro for 3 months and it provided great results. I treat the entire face and it takes at most 5 minutes. I'm 52, and my skin made an observable recovery during this time. Nira is very effective, and delivers what is promises. It reduced (though not removed fine lines around the eyers), greatly reduced dark circles around the eyes, but most importantly the whole face is firmer, brighter, and more youthful. My husband noticed the difference not knowing that I was doing it. People may have different results based on the skin type and age, but mine were excellent.
I never said it wouldn't make anyone happy using it. I merely stated it's factual metrics for people to analyse for themselves. If a low power device gives results you're happy with them imagine what something more powerful or the intofaces.com devices can do
I have both the Nira precision and Nira pro. I use it every other day for about 25-30 mins. I notice my eyebrows is more lifted and also my tech neck is getting better, my wrinkles on my neck are fading away. But this device claims does not help with saggy skin and also some RUclipsr claim it makes their skin more dry. I hope my review helps!
Thank you for an HONEST AND EDUCATED OPINION!!! I don’t care what the dermalux cost….. what I care about is why am I about to buy a product that cannot provide me the results that it is promising me! I would RATHER spend the 2400 with RESULTS than 300 with minimal results!!! Thank you!!:)
I couldn't agree more. I attended a seminar where all they did was cite scientific studies about how we convince ourselves that someone/something has value. And there are studies that show that the more we spend on them (in this case a meal, a product), the more we tend to tout its benefits. Kind of talking ourselves into making a $ purchase. I have the Nira pro and have used it 5-6 days a week for at least 6 months, with no noticeable improvement. I don't know if every part of Dr Abs review is accurate, but I appreciate the breakdown of all the marketing bill of goods is crammed down our throat on a regular basis. BTW, I have a much older device "Palovia" which I believe is a similar concept. I started by using it on one side of face and Nira on the other but got lazy about it. Palovia in my opinion is more effective but it also creates some redness, swelling, even tiny little scabs at times. So maybe that's MY placebo saying, well it must be working. Curious if anyone else is familiar with it?
@Dr_Abs lol...I also returned a nebulyft as I have some mild melasma in 2 spots and some hyperpigmentation. I'm using Musely and I started to worry about heat. I did really like that device and will miss it.
Jesus Christ, you've spent a lot of money without significant results. I'd like to apologise on behalf of the medical industry 🙏 I have patients that were on musely and not get better results from what I prescribe (+ spend half as much lol). If you're ever interested, the link is in the description ☺️
I owned a Dermalux - I had to return it thrice due to LEDs not working, although I took great care of it. The company was nice to exchange it for me, however it felt like a cheap product: not flexible enough, too bulky, LEDs not working after a few uses, outdated control panel. It was a disappointment.
Profound arguments! Most of the money you pay for these devices goes to the seller and the very costly marketing strategies...Often enough the devices are not worth two pennies
Thank you for making this video! I appreciate your honesty! Is there any device you would recommend other than the dermaflex? Something more affordable.
I understand your point, but I'm in a situation where my skin is good except for my crows feet area. It's great for spot treatments. I can't use red light near my eyes....I have to wear large goggles.
This product comes with a 90-day money back guarantee. It can use it in conjunction with tretinoin. No Botox or fillers! The results are likely more subtle than expensive dermatology treatments. But I like a good subtle change. Gradual improvements are improvements nonetheless. For less than $600 dollars, it's worth a try! (Imo)
Yes, gradual is always better than nothing! For less than $600 you could check out the Dermalux Face led mask too (intofaces.com) which could keep your hands free while in use.
Thank you for sharing your experience with NIRA! Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
@@Dr_Abs I guess what it comes down to is results- I agree the misleading advertising is not cool. Consistency is key with this thing I think.. I am glad I have the newer version with the larger head .. the smaller one seems like it would take forever
Exactly, I can sit here and quote the numbers to compare using the brands own stats but if you like using it regardless of the numbers then it shouldn't matter
Thank you for choosing NIRA! Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
Doctor: I found your nira review very helpful! The device you mentioned in the review (Dermalux flex) is it the same benefits as Recover Red led beam light therapy?
Thank you. People do get some result with nira so it's still worth a look potentially. The dermalux is absolutely the best led system in the world for me personally.
"do" a face/neck is the key word which has different meaning to different people. What constitutes as done? Passing it over? Or causing enough biological change? I'm going by biological change. How do you know how much biological change? Look at medical licences. This way you go by fact and not opinion.
@@Dr_Abs what do you mean by medical licenses? What info is on a medical license. Can you post an example of a medical license for those of us not familiar with them?
@@Dr_Abs I "do" what I do. I can see my own personal results. My right eyebrow is lower than the left. If I use Nira steadily, it evens them out, something I didn't expect, and they stay that way. Lifting the grow a bit has also lessened the slack in my upper right lid. Does it look like an eyelift would? Of course not! But it works for me as I'm never going under the knife -- a personal thing. I slacked off and of course the results disappeared after a week or so, but I don't think anyone believes these devices offer permanent results.
Facts are still facts whether they've been used or not. Does using this change the fact that it's power output is 90J/cm2 over a month? Does using one then change the biology of our skin such that 90J/cm2 in a month gives more photobiomodulatory change than 40 in 30 mins? In medicine if we had to do everything we spoke about we'd never speak. That's why we can use hard facts to make conclusions - using a device doesnt change the factual metrics that are directly correlational to the quantity of biological change.
You don't need to drive a car that has a top speed of 100mph to know it'll get you somewhere slower than a car with a top speed of 200mph if both are being driven at top speed. You know the facts so the conclusions are valid.
@@Dr_Abs I’ve been using the smaller Nira laser and it’s helped with my hooded eye lids, so I’m happy with the purchase. I’m not a scientist, just an ordinary consumer. I like and subscribe to your channel, debunking is great, but it would be also great to see more contents about what will actually work at home.
@@1c2h3e4u5n6g unfortunately the answer is not a lot will work at home and for good reason. I have a video about what can be done at home though coming soon. I'm glad it worked for you, that's more important than what someone like myself thinks
Isn’t heating the face bad? Doesn’t that result in fat loss? Doesn’t fat loss in the face make people look older? I’d like to hear your opinion on this if you have time. Thank you.
Heat to generate fat melting is different to heat like this - completely different scales. If this kind of device can reach fat melting temperatures it wouldn't have been allowed on the market, don't worry.
If your happy that's the main thing. But at the same time when there isn't something significant to treat you never know whether it's because of your youth or the device.
Thank you for choosing NIRA! Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
I’m pausing 1:14 in because my husband and I constantly try to convince each other to do things by saying “ medical grade “ “ clinically tested “ or using the word NASA because they are just buzz words 😂 Also, I use Nira and Omnilux and love them both and have seen results from both. No hate though, just putting my personal experience out there.
Hi! Absolutely! The NIRA Pro is safe and effective for all skin tones, including brown skin. Its gentle laser technology targets the deeper layers of the skin without causing surface damage, making it suitable for a diverse range of skin types and colors. Whether you're looking to reduce fine lines, wrinkles, or improve skin texture, the NIRA Pro can help you achieve your skincare goals. If you have any more questions or need further information, feel free to ask! 💖✨
@@Dr_Abs It's refreshing to hear someone else explain how easy it is to be tricked into thinking something is more profound than it really is. So many options on the market from skin care to at home treatments. They sound amazing until you actually look at what it is. Even some of the professional devices... so much junk on the market.
I watched on the Honest Channel a dermatologist said the FDA test the lasers like NIRA for safety not for effectiveness. So beware of the before and after pictures. And all the people on You-tube get all the lasers and other devices free to promote their product. Plus get paid too. If something sounds too good to 🐝 true. It’s probably not true. 👑✝️🐝
Hi Doctor, I love your channel. I will like to say with all do respect, you keep promoting Derma lux and it looks like a great product, but unfortunately most of us don't have $2,500.00 Dollars, if you could give us the name of 2 or 3 different affordable ones, that will be very helpful for your followers or any other people, specially now days not everyone has that amount of money for just one item. Thank you. Like always love your channel.
Thanks for the feedback, I know the problem that me mentioning the same product causes unfortunatley. This is why I use numbers - there's no opinion if one number is higher than another. I'd recommend Intofaces.com as the alternative. I'll be doing a video on it soon :)
I would prefer you bought it with your own money and then reviewed it before making a review reviewing the product😂 and not you as a doctor in the UK fear, mongering, the FDA worry about your own government babes. Edited to say he is comparing two completely different technologies, one of which he has not tried himself, and he does not understand the difference between FDA approval and clearance, which is ironic because he claims to be an expert on the FDA. 😂 the company is promoting falsely advertises itself as FDA approved. They are not and this is a violation of US law, and the FDA itself.
@@Dr_Abs you are giving a review of the product without trying the product further the technology is not the same as an LED light that you are promoting “doc”
Making an objective comparison of numbers is not promoting. I don't need to try two cars with different top speeds to find out which is quicker - that's why I'm reviewing objective facts. If people would like a subjective review instead there are plenty of those out there.
I’m not saying Nira works. Never used it. What I can see is that you’re selling another brand. I’m so fed up with this crap.
I'm comparing objectively using the companies' own statistics and have no conflict of interest. A comparison isn't a sell.
Lol
but you're comparing 2 different types of devices laser and red light, doesn't makes sense
@@dobryj4elovek makes complete sense - red light whether it's from an led or laser has the same photoreceptor which means the intended biological change is the same. Again, this is something people say because there is such a lack of education that manufacturers prey on.
@@Dr_Abs claiming that red light and laser device works in the same way is the most uneducated thing you could have said, bravo 👏 you just exposed yourself
OH NO!!!! I love the Nira Laser!
Yet more marketing over substance I'm afraid, buddy!
I love it too, it has helped with my hooded eyelids, trust your experience. If it makes you happy and is working or you, that’s what matters.
@@1c2h3e4u5n6g 💯
I love it, too. This guy's a giant bore.
You fit into 61% of near happy user.
This video is quite deceiving. You are talking about the marketing of the Nira, not the actual effectiveness of the device. You also mention that a treatment would take "a couple of hours" to treat the entire face. This is nonsense. Maybe, just maybe, you should run some actual tests, as that is what we need to see.
Effectiveness comes from the metrics of energy transmission which was shown. Its not nonsense to take a couple of hours when you consider the energy transfer as a function of time. The testing has been done and the metrics have been published - they were shown in the video.
This may have been the first vid of yours I watched. I appreciate your scientific approach and also knowing you aren't financially linked to these companies. So hard to know who to trust these days. I wish you success and hope you keep doing these. I'm a fan and I've shared your info on other sites.
Wish I saw this before I bought Nira. It did nothing for my wrinkles on forehead and under eye. I did it everyday for 2 months. Waste of money and time. Nira laser didn't work.
I've heard this many times, sorry you had this experience
We're genuinely sorry to hear that you haven't experienced the expected results. While 9 out of 10 users report significant improvements, individual responses can vary. That is why we do offer a 90-day money-back guarantee for our customers to try out the device before fully committing to the purchase, so they can get a feel for it and see how it works with their skin type.
Thank you for your time and for giving us a try.
@@NIRA_skin unfortunately I bet your own 'scientific studies' show that getting results with a home device in 90 days is virtually impossible.
I watched this (while using my Nira :/) and agree with a lot of what you say, but I also noticed your video kept showing the "Dermalux" kind of like an advertisement. Therefore, I am wondering if you are connected with this company? If you are the creator of the Dermalux? Are you paid by the company? Although the answer to the questions is not an issue, it makes me wonder if your opinion could be biased. I would like to hear why you say the Dermalux is truly a better product and why. You brought up some very good comments regarding honesty in the advertisement of products and their honesty. I have often looked at the before and after pictures and noticed the same things.
You can be I am going to subscribe to your channel and see. At 70, I am interested in skin and health care but there is so much out there and so many dishonest companies and advertisement companies that it is difficult to really know what is real and good and what is trash and just want to take our money and not deliver the goods!
I'm not the creator of dermalux 😂 if I was I'd be on a private island somewhere lmao. I use it as a benchmark because it has the highest power output so I just compare numbers. I always use numbers so there's no bias or opinion
But the price point makes this apple and oranges. Should not compare the both. 600 to 2,400
@@darcaleedebogorski6076 You're absolutely correct about the price. I'm simply talking from a biological and physics perspective for educational purposes is all.
Yeah and it’s 5 times the price
The mask version is £299
I have used Nira Pro for 3 months and it provided great results. I treat the entire face and it takes at most 5 minutes. I'm 52, and my skin made an observable recovery during this time. Nira is very effective, and delivers what is promises. It reduced (though not removed fine lines around the eyers), greatly reduced dark circles around the eyes, but most importantly the whole face is firmer, brighter, and more youthful. My husband noticed the difference not knowing that I was doing it. People may have different results based on the skin type and age, but mine were excellent.
I never said it wouldn't make anyone happy using it. I merely stated it's factual metrics for people to analyse for themselves. If a low power device gives results you're happy with them imagine what something more powerful or the intofaces.com devices can do
I have both the Nira precision and Nira pro. I use it every other day for about 25-30 mins. I notice my eyebrows is more lifted and also my tech neck is getting better, my wrinkles on my neck are fading away. But this device claims does not help with saggy skin and also some RUclipsr claim it makes their skin more dry. I hope my review helps!
Grateful for your first hand experience 🙏
Hi, I’m confused, isn’t it supposed to be used 3 min a day? Can you just combine all days together in one session?
Thank you for an HONEST AND EDUCATED OPINION!!! I don’t care what the dermalux cost….. what I care about is why am I about to buy a product that cannot provide me the results that it is promising me! I would RATHER spend the 2400 with RESULTS than 300 with minimal results!!! Thank you!!:)
I couldn't agree more. I attended a seminar where all they did was cite scientific studies about how we convince ourselves that someone/something has value. And there are studies that show that the more we spend on them (in this case a meal, a product), the more we tend to tout its benefits. Kind of talking ourselves into making a $ purchase. I have the Nira pro and have used it 5-6 days a week for at least 6 months, with no noticeable improvement. I don't know if every part of Dr Abs review is accurate, but I appreciate the breakdown of all the marketing bill of goods is crammed down our throat on a regular basis. BTW, I have a much older device "Palovia" which I believe is a similar concept. I started by using it on one side of face and Nira on the other but got lazy about it. Palovia in my opinion is more effective but it also creates some redness, swelling, even tiny little scabs at times. So maybe that's MY placebo saying, well it must be working. Curious if anyone else is familiar with it?
I had the pro and returned it. I've not seen anyone show compelling results.
I think you made the right decision. Now just don't go buying the Lyma laser instead 🤣
@Dr_Abs lol...I also returned a nebulyft as I have some mild melasma in 2 spots and some hyperpigmentation. I'm using Musely and I started to worry about heat. I did really like that device and will miss it.
Jesus Christ, you've spent a lot of money without significant results. I'd like to apologise on behalf of the medical industry 🙏 I have patients that were on musely and not get better results from what I prescribe (+ spend half as much lol). If you're ever interested, the link is in the description ☺️
@Dr_Abs well I spent nothing on devices as I returned them and the retin a and hydroquinone seem to help.
Glad you got your money back, some brands don't offer that if it's been opened.
I'm so glad I found your channel Dr Abs.
Thank you for making this video! I appreciate your honesty! Is there any device you would recommend?
See my response to your other comment
I owned a Dermalux - I had to return it thrice due to LEDs not working, although I took great care of it. The company was nice to exchange it for me, however it felt like a cheap product: not flexible enough, too bulky, LEDs not working after a few uses, outdated control panel. It was a disappointment.
Are you going to review the acutal product or just the marketing?
This was about the facts of the device rather than my personal experience
Profound arguments! Most of the money you pay for these devices goes to the seller and the very costly marketing strategies...Often enough the devices are not worth two pennies
💯
My husband bought me the omnilux mask but told me they are way overpriced for what they are. I do see results though so I’m okay with that.
Thank you for making this video! I appreciate your honesty! Is there any device you would recommend other than the dermaflex? Something more affordable.
Keep your eyes peeled, there may be a dermalux coming in this price range according to what someone told me a few weeks ago 😃
I understand your point, but I'm in a situation where my skin is good except for my crows feet area. It's great for spot treatments. I can't use red light near my eyes....I have to wear large goggles.
Is it great or is it temporary because there's simply coagulation? Thinking what you're thinking is exactly what companies like this want
@Dr_Abs maybe temporary....hard to say because I use daily :)
red light therapy is good for your eyes according to newest research. i just close my eyes
This product comes with a 90-day money back guarantee. It can use it in conjunction with tretinoin. No Botox or fillers! The results are likely more subtle than expensive dermatology treatments. But I like a good subtle change. Gradual improvements are improvements nonetheless. For less than $600 dollars, it's worth a try! (Imo)
Yes, gradual is always better than nothing! For less than $600 you could check out the Dermalux Face led mask too (intofaces.com) which could keep your hands free while in use.
Thank you for sharing your experience with NIRA! Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
I love my Nira… I think anything that causes micro injury gets things moving and revs up collegen
Whether you like or enjoy it is more important than anyone's opinion of it, including mine 💯
@@Dr_Abs I guess what it comes down to is results- I agree the misleading advertising is not cool. Consistency is key with this thing I think.. I am glad I have the newer version with the larger head .. the smaller one seems like it would take forever
Exactly, I can sit here and quote the numbers to compare using the brands own stats but if you like using it regardless of the numbers then it shouldn't matter
Thank you for choosing NIRA! Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
Doctor: I found your nira review very helpful! The device you mentioned in the review (Dermalux flex) is it the same benefits as Recover Red led beam light therapy?
Thank you. People do get some result with nira so it's still worth a look potentially. The dermalux is absolutely the best led system in the world for me personally.
Thanks for your reply. I'm wondering if Recover Red full body panels is the same technology as the Dermalux?
I'm a senior...what do you suggest for an at home treatment for jowls and marionette lines.
Check out one of my recent videos which gives you results for about $10
In reality, it takes 10 to 15 minutes to do your whole face and neck. I do a second pass around my eyes and nasal labials.
"do" a face/neck is the key word which has different meaning to different people. What constitutes as done? Passing it over? Or causing enough biological change? I'm going by biological change. How do you know how much biological change? Look at medical licences. This way you go by fact and not opinion.
@@Dr_Abs what do you mean by medical licenses? What info is on a medical license. Can you post an example of a medical license for those of us not familiar with them?
@@Dr_Abs I "do" what I do. I can see my own personal results. My right eyebrow is lower than the left. If I use Nira steadily, it evens them out, something I didn't expect, and they stay that way. Lifting the grow a bit has also lessened the slack in my upper right lid. Does it look like an eyelift would? Of course not! But it works for me as I'm never going under the knife -- a personal thing. I slacked off and of course the results disappeared after a week or so, but I don't think anyone believes these devices offer permanent results.
Have you actually tried using any of the devices you criticise?
Facts are still facts whether they've been used or not. Does using this change the fact that it's power output is 90J/cm2 over a month? Does using one then change the biology of our skin such that 90J/cm2 in a month gives more photobiomodulatory change than 40 in 30 mins? In medicine if we had to do everything we spoke about we'd never speak. That's why we can use hard facts to make conclusions - using a device doesnt change the factual metrics that are directly correlational to the quantity of biological change.
You don't need to drive a car that has a top speed of 100mph to know it'll get you somewhere slower than a car with a top speed of 200mph if both are being driven at top speed. You know the facts so the conclusions are valid.
@@Dr_Abs So that’s a no ?
@@Dr_Abs I’ve been using the smaller Nira laser and it’s helped with my hooded eye lids, so I’m happy with the purchase. I’m not a scientist, just an ordinary consumer. I like and subscribe to your channel, debunking is great, but it would be also great to see more contents about what will actually work at home.
@@1c2h3e4u5n6g unfortunately the answer is not a lot will work at home and for good reason. I have a video about what can be done at home though coming soon. I'm glad it worked for you, that's more important than what someone like myself thinks
Exactly, causing constant trauma to skin is a red flag to me.
Isn’t heating the face bad? Doesn’t that result in fat loss? Doesn’t fat loss in the face make people look older? I’d like to hear your opinion on this if you have time. Thank you.
Heat to generate fat melting is different to heat like this - completely different scales. If this kind of device can reach fat melting temperatures it wouldn't have been allowed on the market, don't worry.
@@Dr_Abs thanks for the swift response
what do you think about jovs blacken photorejuvenation device for redness?
I'd never use it or any of their devices
Can you compare Dermalux to the Megelin LED Light Therapy Machine?
i felt like it is not doing anything but what is the dermalux
It's another device. It uses light interaction instead of heating the skin to create change.
My Nira laser is amazing 😊 but I’m also not post 50
If your happy that's the main thing. But at the same time when there isn't something significant to treat you never know whether it's because of your youth or the device.
Thank you for choosing NIRA! Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
Haha love his brutal honesty 🙌🏼
I’m pausing 1:14 in because my husband and I constantly try to convince each other to do things by saying “ medical grade “ “ clinically tested “ or using the word NASA because they are just buzz words 😂
Also, I use Nira and Omnilux and love them both and have seen results from both. No hate though, just putting my personal experience out there.
Haha yeah it's such a buzz word! Nothing wrong at all with using them and liking them, good to have your experience for others to see too :)
Is it good for brown skin ?
Hi! Absolutely! The NIRA Pro is safe and effective for all skin tones, including brown skin. Its gentle laser technology targets the deeper layers of the skin without causing surface damage, making it suitable for a diverse range of skin types and colors. Whether you're looking to reduce fine lines, wrinkles, or improve skin texture, the NIRA Pro can help you achieve your skincare goals. If you have any more questions or need further information, feel free to ask! 💖✨
Do you have a video of home IPL lasers?
Yeaaah been using nira religiouslu for months and I feel like it did nothing :( . Was saving money for it actually which I regret😣.
I appreciate you taking the time to explain the nonsense!!
Thank you for watching 😊
@@Dr_Abs It's refreshing to hear someone else explain how easy it is to be tricked into thinking something is more profound than it really is. So many options on the market from skin care to at home treatments. They sound amazing until you actually look at what it is. Even some of the professional devices... so much junk on the market.
@krystalwaters1439 100%!!!
Thank you for this. Great info
Have you done one on nuface?
Not yet
@@Dr_Abs I've just purchased one 🙈
Let us know how you get on
@@Dr_Abs I'd also be interested in your thoughts on RF devices... Many thanks
I don’t think an at home device can remove excess skin on hooded eyelids. Need bleph surgery is only way.
Thanks for telling the truth about these devices.
Thanks for watching ❤️
Great review
Thank you 😊
I watched on the Honest Channel a dermatologist said the FDA test the lasers like NIRA for safety not for effectiveness. So beware of the before and after pictures. And all the people on You-tube get all the lasers and other devices free to promote their product. Plus get paid too. If something sounds too good to 🐝 true. It’s probably not true. 👑✝️🐝
Well said 🙌
Is the luxana laser any better?
@@jennifergalperin8559 Try this - intofaces.com
No alot of people actually get results.
Hi Doctor, I love your channel. I will like to say with all do respect, you keep promoting Derma lux and it looks like a great product, but unfortunately most of us don't have $2,500.00 Dollars, if you could give us the name of 2 or 3 different affordable ones, that will be very helpful for your followers or any other people, specially now days not everyone has that amount of money for just one item. Thank you. Like always love your channel.
Thanks for the feedback, I know the problem that me mentioning the same product causes unfortunatley. This is why I use numbers - there's no opinion if one number is higher than another. I'd recommend Intofaces.com as the alternative. I'll be doing a video on it soon :)
@@Dr_Abs use red LED too. I do not see how they do the same thing. I like NIRA.
@@michellepoage9479 NIRA is the same wavelength so they're doing the same thing - it's a matter of fact of physics
I would prefer you bought it with your own money and then reviewed it before making a review reviewing the product😂 and not you as a doctor in the UK fear, mongering, the FDA worry about your own government babes. Edited to say he is comparing two completely different technologies, one of which he has not tried himself, and he does not understand the difference between FDA approval and clearance, which is ironic because he claims to be an expert on the FDA. 😂 the company is promoting falsely advertises itself as FDA approved. They are not and this is a violation of US law, and the FDA itself.
Whether it's bought here or there, the facts on the website are still the same which is what I'm explaining
@@Dr_Abs you are giving a review of the product without trying the product further the technology is not the same as an LED light that you are promoting “doc”
Making an objective comparison of numbers is not promoting. I don't need to try two cars with different top speeds to find out which is quicker - that's why I'm reviewing objective facts. If people would like a subjective review instead there are plenty of those out there.