DermaSweep a/ Epi-Infusion ~Feedback Wanted~
DermaSweep w/ Epi Infusion- Anyone have any feedback they wish to share? Thinking about investing, and doing some research as it's a BIG investment!
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Permalink Reply by Shelley Hancock on
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Hi Jill.....I have not used that model of Dermasweep but I can tell you that they are a quality company. Good equipment and customer service. I have found an infusion machine that was easier on the budget though.
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Permalink Reply by Jill Ramirez on
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Thank you Shelley for your input! I have indeed looked at the unfusion /microderm machine you have. It looks quite nice, and I do like how I can use any serum I choose. I do however, like the difference in the DermaSweep bristle/tips that they use. It's completely different than anything else out there, and is supposedly easier on the skin itself vs. other microdermabrasion mediums. BUT...you can only use THERE serums with the infusion process. I am still thinking hard. :)
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I agree Jill...I love the bristles on the Dermasweep!
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Have you ever had a DermaSweep treatment Shelley? If so.. how was it? I plan on getting one so I can feel first hand how it is. I have mature/sensitive 'ish' skin...and it is supposed to be 'ok' for this type of skin if correct bristle and settings are used.
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I've purchased two of the Dermasweep mini's and have had many treatments! Clients love the way it feels much more than crystal or diamond microderm. There are 5 or 6 strengths of bristles and also a buffing tip which is very cool. I have not experienced their m.d. model with infusion. I can imagine that it feels awesome though.
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ooops. *THEIR serums
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Permalink Reply by Lori Barolo on
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Can you tell me the brand you found as I am on a budget too?
Thanks,
Lori
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Hi, I know this post started a while ago, but are there any other serums out there similar to what Dermasweep uses that can be used after micros? Or with a silk peel machine? I hear that they get pricey.
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