Moving into the Furture: Leaviing Microderm for new Technology

Hello-

I am so happy to find this site. After talking with Shelly I want to abandon my microderm and steamer and reach for the stars. Please share with me you best upgrade of machines so far?

I live and work at a beautiful 8000 feet! Dry, dry, dry hyper-pigmentation, aging, and acne. I also work a with a visiting plastic surgeon (botox fillers) any machine that compliments that? What are my best investment options. What do you own and could not live without? Give me a shout! Can't wait to hear form you. Tanya Gioia www.joyousskin.com

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Permalink Reply by isabel dassinger on December 19, 2013 at 12:34pm

A non-technology approach to renewing skin and building collagen would be Collajam. Take a look at your convenience. you can check our website, healingzone.net. to read up and watch the video. It makes the skin soft supple and radiant and the collagen building effects are incredible.

Permalink Reply by Desiree on December 19, 2013 at 1:19pm

We use the hydrafacial machine and love it! I am also at a medical spa.

Permalink Reply by Dave Waggoner on December 19, 2013 at 6:03pm

I love my Skin System from Clareblend! Treats telangiectasia, tags, sebaceous hyperplasia. It's an excellent add on to any aesthetic service. I bought my machine from the CO rep, Ryan Masa. He's an excellent trainer and very easy to work with.

Permalink Reply by Shelley Hancock on January 2, 2014 at 8:04am

I am testing out a new microderm infusion machine this week (same idea as the Hydrafacial). It's made in Southern California and really affordable. I'll keep you posted.