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Comment by Casandra Ocampo on June 20, 2012 at 6:23pm

Hi Yaneth, I have been using Radiancy FSD (and also CTL, for acne) since I opened my own Treatment Room in December last year. The main improvement I have seen is that reduces redness giving a more even skin tone and “plumps” a little bit the skin reducing acne scars and enlarged pores; it doesn't work too well with hyperpigmentation though. It works much better on visible damaged skin (acne scars, sagging, fine to medium deep wrinkles, rosacea, etc.) because you and your client can see a difference and since you need to do several treatments, is easier to sell them to clients that see improvements since the first one. I like the fact that is very easy to use, there are no way you can harm the skin (which may happen with lasers), once you start with the series it takes 20-30 min. per treatment, you going to have that client coming to you twice a week for at least 4 weeks and the client feels (and sees) that she is getting more like a med-spa service with results oriented and not only a pampering facial. I think I paid for mine $3,500.00 I bought it from Shelly Hancock, you can look at her web site: Shelly Hancock Real Transformation Center. I hope this help you to make a decision. (Sorry for the spelling and/or grammar, I speak Spanish).

Comment by Yaneth De La Cruz Huges on June 20, 2012 at 2:29pm

Hi Ladys, Does anyone use Radiancy (FSD-anti-aging MicroPhototherapy) ? What do you like about it?, Does it realy work? and how much is it?

Thank you,

 Yaneth

Comment by Deborah Kenney on June 17, 2012 at 8:21pm

Sorry for messaging you all, I got confused! Still farily new to site.

Comment by Christine Byer Esthetics on June 16, 2012 at 8:23pm

Hi Katrina. Thanks! Yes trying to keep them brief. Glad you enjoyed it. And shhhh, don't tell my husband where's his beloved olive oil went.

Comment by Katrina Matos on June 16, 2012 at 12:18pm

Christine, the microcurrent and oil demo was fun, informative and brief -- perfect combo for me! Thanks for sharing. I loved your comment about your husband and the olive oil, too. LOL.

Comment by Christine Byer Esthetics on June 15, 2012 at 9:00am

@ Susan, you bet. I love doing them. I just wish others would start posting video responses so we can all learn fun new techniques. We are like personal trainers for our clients faces and we all have our little special techniques we learn over time that really work. It would be fun to see others tips.

Comment by Susan Paladino on June 15, 2012 at 5:48am

Christine I do alot of microcurrent myself and I love all your videos! Thanks so much for sharing.

Susan

Comment by Christine Byer Esthetics on June 14, 2012 at 11:03pm

Thanks, Andrea. Yes this is why all the microcurrent machine manufacturers say over and over, (or they should) "No oil with microcurrent! ". Imagine, even if you use a little bit of oil in a microcurrent treatment, say 20%, then your treatment will be 20% less effective than if you'd used a water based product. Crazy!

Comment by Andrea Stein on June 14, 2012 at 10:11pm

Interesting Christine!

Comment by Christine Byer Esthetics on June 14, 2012 at 7:00pm

"Here's a fun video I did showing how facial microcurrent and oil do not mix! http://youtu.be/U18nSkEiAeI"  If you have any microcurrent questions, shoot them my way.  I'm always eager to help new and veteran esthies too.

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