Skin Resurfacer

Does anyone have experience with the Skin Resurfacer, the Skin Classic or the Lam Probe for treating skin growths? I am thinking about purchasing one of these units, and hope someone can give me first hand information about which one is best.

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Permalink Reply by Chere McCoy on January 3, 2012 at 5:05am

Let a dermatologis handle it. Keep yourself away from possible lawsuits! This is not an area you really want to get into. Please note your Insurance does not cover you for this!!!

Permalink Reply by Heather Capitanich on January 3, 2012 at 9:34am

I was told by Stephanie of RN Faces just last week that she works closely with ASCP & that if you get trained & certified through RN Faces on the Skin Classic you are covered under the ASCP's Insurance Policy for these types of services.

Can someone from ASCP please verify this information for me. I am located in California and she assured me that this is a legal service to provide as an esthetician in California.

Permalink Reply by Kaye Gilliam on January 3, 2012 at 10:57am

It is covered by ASCP in California where I am located as long as you've been certified. I have a letter from ASCP stating this given to me by Maddie Conklin who sells the Skin Resurfacer.

Permalink Reply by Heather Capitanich on January 3, 2012 at 3:09pm

Good to know! Can someone that works within ASCP please verify this statement from Kaye? I am very interested in purchasing the Skin Classic to add to my list of treatment options & think that it would be a very good addition if it is legal and covered under ASCP's insurance policy... ")

Permalink Reply by Chere McCoy on January 4, 2012 at 10:57am

Suggestion ladies. PLEASE, PLEASE Please contact ASCP yourselves before taking another person's word for it. Just a word to the wise. Also if you paid the $10.00 to receive a copy of the insurance contract you might want to read it.

Permalink Reply by Kaye Gilliam on January 4, 2012 at 12:59pm

I called ASCP yesterday to confirm these units are covered by insurance. They are. Anyone out there have any thoughts about which one is the best choice??

Permalink Reply by Heather Capitanich on January 4, 2012 at 7:35pm

That's great news. Thanks for calling Kaye! I am also interested in which one would be the best choice. Any experienced users out there that can give any first hand experience or advice?

Permalink Reply by Chere McCoy on January 5, 2012 at 1:54pm

Actually it would be nice if they made a posting here and if not here on the ASCP site itself. I presume you are all able to access the ASCP site.