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[@beautybeyond40]

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[@ranchodecora]

It's been almost 4 months since I began using Lyma. I am 55 y.o. At first I used Lyma for about 1 hour per day (30 min on face, 30 min on neck), but I saw results as soon as 2 weeks into using it; especially on my neck. I was so amazed and encouraged, that I started to double-up the time I used it to about 2 hours per day: one hour on my neck in the morning, and one hour on my face face before bed. Although this routine resulted in my skin looking better than it did 10 years ago, the time involved has upset my daily schedule, so I just purchased my 2nd Lyma in order to use both at the same time! Here, I'll stop and say that I am not telling anyone to go spend $3000 and several hours per week of life on your face and neck. Also, I am not declaring that Lyma Laser will provide the same results for everyone. I was considering all manner of medical "interventions" which would incur MANY thousands of dollars and would come with some risks. For now, I am thrilled with the incredible results from using Lyma.

[@beautybeyond40]

Wow such a good idea to use TWO at a time! Maybe one day, I will have two. It definitely makes sense when you compare the cost to expensive alternative in-office treatments and procedures, which I think many people do not consider right away when they have sticker shock. Thanks for sharing and I'm thrilled you found something that work so well for you!

[@helloydl]

For $3000, you can get professional diagnosis and treatment at doctor’s office🤣🤣🤣 and for 90/mins week? $3000 and 90mins/days, how’s that add up?

[@beautybeyond40]

@@helloydl The flip side of this argument is that you buy it ONCE and then can use it indefinitely at home to customize and maintain your results without having to see your doctor or face any in-office procedure risk. Isn't it wonderful that we have the choice to do in-office OR at-home treatments if we can afford it? I love to make these video to help people learn about the amazing opportunties that are available.

[@mirandachih8579]

Hello, I purchased mine about a month ago, I noticed there is a black/dark red liquid that is floating at the very center, the liquid rolls around as I roll my device on a flat surface, is that normal? Thank you for your help

[@ranchodecora]

@@mirandachih8579 I don't see anything like that in either one of my Lyman devices. If I were you I would contact Lyma; they provide excellent customer service.

[@elizabethg9346]

This laser works. I have been using it for 2.5 years and feel it has improved my skin quality significantly. I am in the U.K. and my laser is blue. I have never used the skin care - just my own regular skincare.

[@beautybeyond40]

I’m definitely going to keep using it

[@elizabethg9346]

@@beautybeyond40I am 59 and have no spots on my hands since I started using Trentinoin

[@dorothy135]

I'll pass. They need to get that price down. That's ridiculous

[@beautybeyond40]

Maybe they will! I will for sure post any Black Friday sales I see.

[@dorothy135]

@beautybeyond40 Thanks. Just got the Nira Pro and nebulyft Rose. I have the Ziip and a mito 300 Pro panel. I need to do some months with all that and topicals. If things improve, I won't actually be able to know what caused it , But I was too impatient to wait and do one at a time.

[@beautybeyond40]

@@dorothy135 it’s so hard to isolate results! Sounds like you have a really great device routine

[@dorothy135]

@@beautybeyond40 Thank you.

[@minlou4639]

I want to thank you for testing this device. Great video great job. Very brave of you to go straight in and tried it on your face.

[@Citrus1992m]

Thank you for sharing. I had no idea the laser had such controversy but I actually purchased it a few weeks ago after doing a little research, and it’s truly the best at home device I have used. I noticed an improvement after the first use, but I understand this can vary drastically for people. My skin is very textured from acne scars and enlarged pores all throughout. I had begun to see deeper creases forming between my eyebrows and in my nasolabial folds in the past year. Overall, I was seeing an uneven tone, loss of collagen, greasy yet dehydrated skin, monthly breakouts, lots of congestion, and increasing texture. I use retin A and sunscreen, I eat well, am active, I use good skincare and have even gotten laser in the last 2 or 3 of years about 4 or 5x to resurface my skin, but the results were short lived and overall, my skin was just aging. This laser is so time consuming but I have been consistent for 3 weeks using it 45mins to an hr each night while watching tv, focusing on the worst scars and lines, and the results have blown me away. My skin is comparable to photos from 4 years ago. Pitted scars are less noticeable, skin is balanced (no longer dry and oily), pores are reduced, congestion is nearly eliminated, face is less swollen, acne is 95% gone, lines are less noticeable, redness is nearly gone… frankly, I just glow and look younger. I know this sounds crazy, but I know the results are real because people treat me differently, and those close to me have seen the improvements. We shouldn’t care so much what others think of us, but it feels so nice to receive smiles and compliments again because the past few years have really taken a toll on my skin, so to have a device like this-which yes, costs a ridiculous amount and I still can’t believe I paid that-has been life changing. I look like myself again. I look healthy. I am not blessed with good skin naturally, so I am used to working hard and paying a lot for it, but to have something like this that covers all my concerns at once… just amazing. So happy to have found it.

[@AllergicToFantasy]

That's wonderful that you had such great success! Good for you. 😊

[@cherylsiy]

I started using my Lyma Laser last July 7, after more than a month of everyday use, i had acne breakouts, despite the acne breakout, I continued to use the laser till now , I didn’t see any improvement in my acne and the spider veins in my face is still very visible. In my personal opinion, this lyma laser was overrated, they are just very good in marketing strategy by having A-list celebrity to push their products.

[@helenmartirosova8052]

I had this issue in the beginning but it completely went away after a month. Also definitely wipe the lens with an antibacterial wipe.

[@irenevanderben9888]

I have the laser and i love it! I saw big results after 2-3 weeks and yes it’s a big investment but i do not regret it❤ I use it on my face, neck, chest and back of my hands.

[@nataliya6614]

oh just remember not to use close to the heart ❤️

[@michellebetcher-hill5306]

You are so amazing! Thank you for all you do ! Because of you I do not get Botox or any other nuromodulator and people do not believe me because I have very few wrinkles because I listen to you !

[@beautybeyond40]

Thanks for sharing. What is your favorite modality/device?

[@electraelsewhere]

Thank you for the new dynamic before and after. I think an additional improvement would be consistent lighting, camera, and background. It’s so easy to get mixed results in image quality when poor lighting results in deeper looking lines and nicer lighting diminishes the look of those lines.

[@Jonagirlify]

I’ve had the LYMA for almost a year and it has transformed my neck! I used it every single day for 4 months (almost an hour a day) and have seen incredible results and then started to back off. But now I’m focusing on different areas of my face (jowls and cheeks) and I’m seeing results there too. Yeah, it takes consistency but if you’re patient, you’ll see incredible results. And just FYI, I purchased it with their interest free payment plan so I didn’t have to dish out so much money all at once. I’ve never used their skincare, it’s too expensive in my opinion

[@TheZahra110]

It is working but I would expect much better results for this much money. You can get these results with any led light therapy. There are many on the market with better price value. Thanks for saving my money xx

[@beautybeyond40]

I hear you!

[@mrsp2621]

Really helpful and comprehensive presentation!!! You have really helped me in my dilemma whether I should buy the laser or not. I m a 43 year old special needs teacher with very little time daily and to devote so much in a beauty regime is impossible for me! Could you recommend a device that really works (without specific additional products) for: lifting sagging skin, lines and wrinkles and very tired eyes and hyperpigmentation, please?

[@shari247peace]

I’ve been waiting for your results video and thank you for doing it. Before I started the video. my first thought was wow, you skin and cheeks look more plump and more youthful. Lots of definition of your cheekbones. You are stunning if you just sprayed water on your face we would all want to know what water you used and we would go buy it. $3k is a lot of money, but $3k doesn’t buy a miracle magic wand, let’s be realistic. If one feels better about the way they look by using it, it’s worth it. If they don’t, they scream it’s a rip off. The mental attitude of I’m investing in myself and love and take care of me in itself makes us more beautiful. If you feel happy, that’s a beautiful thing.

[@beautybeyond40]

Thank you for sharing!

[@suereeve7]

Lucy says you don't need any other devices if you use the Lyma daily. Would you agree with this? If not, which other modalities would you recommend to pair it with. I hope you have time to answer me. Thanks in advance.

[@beautybeyond40]

Since it's not feasible for me to use the LYMA daily (it just takes too long) I still use my other devices as many of them are under 5 minutes per treatment. I still use my NIRA laser, RF, microcurrent, and LED. Those are always my top 4 in every beauty device routine: laser, mc, rf, LED.

[@suereeve7]

Thanks so much for the info and at the moment the Envig Edge is your preferred RF device?@@beautybeyond40

[@fleurdixoncoote]

I’ve been really interested to actually hear a review of this device ….it’s been here in the UK for a while but I’ve been put off by them only using mostly young people or ones that clearly do other stuff too. The before and afters are meh….so, seeing someone else review is so good. I look forward to getting another update x

[@beautybeyond40]

I will keep using it!

[@fleurdixoncoote]

@@beautybeyond40 🤞😘

[@charlenep8324]

Just bought one and am so glad I did! I can see a big difference in your jowl area which is my issue along with forehead lines and your skin is glowing! I have forehead horizontal expressions lines how do I use laser on those and 11 lines? Did you put any pressure when using the laser esp on jowls or just light gliding? I’m going to try on backs of hands for creepy skin and I have a 2 surgery scars I’m going to hold and work on also!

[@brookesamson3582]

Hello! Curious to hear your results so far since you have the same issues I want to treat myself- TIA

[@JuanitaBrumitt]

Your skin is beautiful. No matter what products I try I cannot get that youthful glow. What skin products do you use daily? I recently purchased the NuFACE device. I’m 57 and my neck bothers me the most. Any tips.

[@beautybeyond40]

Thank you! I don' t have a daily skincare routine since I'm always testing new deices and skincare. The skincare I used while using the LYMA is different that the skincare I am currently using to test out my NIRA Pro laser. If you want to see the skincare I like, you can check out my Shop My page (shopmy.us/trinaalbus) or I have some skincare routine videos here on KZbin that you can find on my channel.

[@Therese-f5b]

Great review, you are gorgeous before as well as after. I had issues with melasma which have improved so much since I am now older. My melasma showed up before sun exposure when temps increased. I had the treatment Titan with a derm that made the melasma WORSE so I stopped. I had 3 treatments (5 were recommended) and stopped when my lovely "beard" reappeared worse than ever. I am concerned about any of these products but I really want to work on the jowls and am interested in this one.

[@helloydl]

Tbh, your before picture looks great! And you look great in this video too. Thank you for trying it out and sharing your experience

[@gailnelson4689]

Part two. The additional benefits from the LYMA for the first month is the jowls are lifting, cheeks are more defined and the better healing of a scar on my face. My forehead lines are disappearing, but I am also using LED equipment. I am sure with the Lyma and the LED combined it is speeding up the process. I believe they compliment each other. Last March 2023, I tripped on the garage stairs going into the house and my face hit the wood railing. I had to go to the Emergency at the hospital. The left side of my face scraped and eye area was damaged. The eye area had a (1) inch long horizontal gash below the eye. It was (3) different types of damage. Closest to the nose a 1/2 inch long split in the area ( the Doctor said it was in the natural fold area so I did not need stitches). The middle section 1/4 inch a really deep gouge (this area I was very concerned about with no top skin and inner skin missing). The section closest to the hair was a flap of skin 1/4 inch square detached on the (2) sides and bottom ( I laid that flat down on the skin). This injury is one of the reasons I stopped using all my treatments for my face, the last thing I wanted was a quick healing, but leaving a scar. I used a vitamin E capsule pricked it with a sterilized needle and put it on the injury and covered it with plastic wrap and adhesive to keep it moist and protected. Did this daily after gently cleaning with sterilized water. It took (4) months for it to heal and the middle section slowly rebuilding all the missing skin of a 72 year young person. It is really important not to allow a scab to form, the vitamin E kept the area moist. The result was no visible scar. Yes, I would recommend the LYMA but in my opinion you will definitely also benefit from the LED face and neck masks. One piece of advice make sure it has the infrared light and it is not red it is clear and usually part of the coloured light bulb, but goes the deepest in the skin.

[@PandasUnlimited]

Thanks for our wonderful review. I'm checking the Laser Pro and LYMA. Which one would you recommend for faster results and not time-consuming? As for your brown spots, have you tried a plasma pen? It removed my spots.

[@beautybeyond40]

Nira pro takes 3 minutes a day for the whole face. Lyma takes 30+ minutes a day per this video. Yes, I have tried a plasma pen, but I have patches of melasma, which are best treated by a Cosmelan peel.

[@emmazhili439]

Hi Trina, i had a look at the demo video from before so had a question around the eye area you used this on, did you manage to use this around the eye (inside the cheek bone) at any point on eye lid or under eye? I know they say its safe to use but im finding the size not fitting as well as Nira, and unsure if im missing anything

[@beautybeyond40]

It's hard to get into that area, but I did try. I think the Nira precision is MUCH easier - or even one of those new LED eye devices from Dr. Brandt or Current Body.

[@JeffreySage]

Hi there , I have been using it for almost 10 weeks and so far NO results . I was just looking to help my skin with elasticity and plumping . It doesn't even help with bruises after a procedure

[@beautybeyond40]

Have you reached out to the concierge to help troubleshoot why you’re not seeing the results you expect?

[@saracatt22]

Love your detailed reviews. I have a Lyma but it is a lot of time to use it. I am going to try and schedule it in now. Which device have you found is most helpful for hooded upper eyelids?

[@rhondapelletier2141]

SAME ISSUE!!!! Urghhhhhhhhh

[@barbaragutierrez1049]

Hi love this type of content. Can you pls do an update video of your routine ,specifically to the device you use !! 😊

[@beautybeyond40]

I will when I’m done finishing my 60 day isolated nira pro test.

[@kkorsh]

Hi Trina, this is the first time I came across any of your videos and I'm hooked already. I am 42 and I have very hooded upper eyelids. I've started doing face yoga which seems to help with my jawline and my nose lines, but nothings seems to shift with me eyelids. You mention in the video that you used to have droopy eyelids. I wonder what you'd recommend as the most effective way to make them less droopy. I'm desparate and started looking into plastic surgery for that. Thank you!

[@beautybeyond40]

Nira precision for hooded eyes!

[@Kendralovesskincare]

Thank you Trina!! Appreciate your dedication, before and after photos REALLY are SO HARD.

[@Toddster63]

Trina-this device is professing to (primarily) heat up the dermis layer of the skin, correct? So if I’m getting good results with my current devices that do this (Nebulyft, Venus) to mildly stress the dermis (trying to get more collagen and elastin production), there’s really no reason to consider the Lyma…? Does it have more of an effect on the skin’s surface than other modalities such as RF?

[@beautybeyond40]

The LYMA is a cold laser, so it's definitely not heating the dermis. I talk more about this device technology in the video if you'd like to watch again? This laser is very different from radio frequency.

[@Toddster63]

I’ve watched the video twice now, and I see no mention of what cold laser actually does to the skin, technically…?While I realize it’s technology is radically different from radio frequency, isn’t the effect of lessening wrinkles and plumping or tightening the skin all about increased collagen and elastin production (the effect caused by low level damage to the dermis), regardless of the modality? RF, ultrasound, NIRA laser, are all very different, but still all about heating up the dermis to cause it to go into repair status, no? I just wonder where the Lyma fits in…? Does it focus more on the epidermis and helping to repair the damages on the top layers of skin?@@beautybeyond40

[@aesthesia007]

Were you using the Korres and Elephant products daily before you tested the Lyma? Those are great products and may well have contributed to your skin looking extra awesome too. I have a Lyma and have hardly used it. I'm a bit paranoid about fat loss due to previous damage and saw too many reviews saying Lyma caused fat loss. The device I had was heating up quite a bit and that was making me nervous too. I need to return it to have it looked at and make sure it's not defective. Did you notice your Lyma got super warm or not really? Your video motivated me to give it another try!

[@beautybeyond40]

I always have an elaborate skincare routine, and use serums with actives and face oils, so I don’t attribute those products to the improvements. These are just the specific products I found to work well with the laser for me. I used the Futurna oil and then Drunk Elephant when it ran out and I’ll move on to another face oil when that runs out. Lyma is a cold laser does not heat up. If you are feeling heat, it’s probably from the friction of moving it against your skin. If you want to do a test, just turn on the laser and don’t move it across your skin and see if it heats up. It will stay cold. Or do a 3 minute hold in one area and see that laser stays cold. This device for sure does not cause fat loss but I’ve never heard this. I never saw any fat loss in my face. I verified this with the Lyma team before I started using it, as I always do when testing a new device.

[@dawnhogan5342]

Thank you ❤ this is the kind of review I’ve been searching for!! I have other modalities; NIR, RF, MC and Nira, however I’ve been looking at the Lyma for deep lines on my forehead and chin. I’m currently in the process of healing a frozen shoulder and from their website they say it can help. Wondering if anyone has had experience with this and did Lyma help?

[@lewistracy3061]

I also would expect more results for 3k .. I think the Nira does more .. but that’s my opinion..

[@beautybeyond40]

Maybe the heat provides faster results?

[@lyndaboca8111]

@@beautybeyond40 The Nira did not work, it was uncomfortable and made my undereye area dark!

[@beautybeyond40]

@@lyndaboca8111 Wow I haven't heard that one yet. Sorry that happened. Were you able to return it?

[@lyndaboca8111]

@@beautybeyond40 Yes I did return it. Wanted to purchase the Lyma but your discount is not working. Fingers crossed you manage to get an other one! Let me know!

[@beautybeyond40]

@@lyndaboca8111 maybe for black friday. glad you were able to return it!

[@adriennefoon3990]

Thanks for all the reviews! I appreciate your time testing everything out for us and updating us on new products and devices! Also you are gorgeous and your skin looks great and so you don’t have so many things to take care of anymore but that’s because you take time to work on it :). Regardless, the reviews are invaluable, you are definitely a trusted source which is so nice to have.

[@ellyminniemum]

Hi 😊 would you mind sharing what beauty tool you mentioned using for hooded eyes? Thank you 🙏🏻

[@beautybeyond40]

I always use my nira precision laser for my hoods!

[@hope94ify]

What about for crepey body (arms/stomach/legs) skin or cellulite? Any before & afters?

[@beautybeyond40]

They have them on the website if you want to go check it out! I haven't tested that yet.

[@nikkisparks5467]

Hi! Thank you for this! I just found you! Interested in the Lyma! They have a Black Friday sale now! Recommendations on how many times a week and how long to start? TIA!

[@beautybeyond40]

Everyone is different so you need to set up an appointment with their concierge and they’ll create a plan specifically for you. I talked about this specifically in this video. Maybe you missed it? And in all my Lyma videos I talk about how I used it for 30-45 minutes a day, every day for 12 weeks. I go into a lot of detail about this, so maybe you need to watch it again? Or maybe you didn’t watch the whole thing?

[@nikkisparks5467]

@@beautybeyond40 Got it, thank you!

[@jeremiahjohnson1769]

You look really younger and your skin looks really good!!!

[@cgarcia5788]

Thank you for this video and for mentioning the other devices you are still using - very helpful, Before and after photos over a 3 month period are difficult because the sun is in a different position in the sky, and we are continuously aging. It might be better to do photos with no natural light visible, and maybe at 1 month intervals. I like the dynamic photos/video. I think if someone is accusing you of getting botox then they have never had botox! Your skin looks great.

[@citronelle2661]

Please kindly answer to me this question: When I tried to buy the lyma laser besides the product it appears another product refill of oxygen mist and glide which cost another 2.300 usd, it seems that also comes like a kit when you buy the laser. do you think there is another cheaper product which can be used with the device? Thank you

[@beautybeyond40]

You can use any skincare you want with the laser

[@tanyts]

Hi Trina, thank you so much for this review, I would love to know your thoughts on the Ussera Deep Shot from Medicube? Because I couldn’t find a video of you with it, have you tried it? Because I’ve hear Amazon things. Thanks ❤

[@beautybeyond40]

Never used it. Not a fan of Medicube.

[@tanyts]

@@beautybeyond40 OMG can you tell me why?

[@karinecker5386]

first, is it true that the UK laser has a different light color ...do we trust its equally good? Also since the Lyma do you still use the Dermalux I guess thats an either or treatment approach? I intend to get it but will probably get it on my stopover in London. Curious its gonna do something as me too am not doing chemicals nor injectables

[@beautybeyond40]

that is the light indicator that the device is on. It has nothing to do with the laser or the efficacy. It is red in the US per FDA guidelines and blue outside the US. I'm sure I covered this several times in my recent videos, but perhaps you missed it. Yes, I still use my Dermalux panel and my LYMA.

[@misbell27]

Thanks for the video! I just happened upon your channel and love it! I am 52 and also struggle with melasma. One thing I've learned in alot of self-research is that lasers can bring out melasma and make it worse; are you certain the laser didn't bring out your melasma versus your trip? hopefully not but just curious. Great video!

[@beautybeyond40]

Yes because this is a cold laser. It’s only helped my melasma get better.

[@real_me365]

I’ll stick with my Qure. after hearing the timeframe of use, it’s kind of hard to be there at full momentum for 45 minutes. If they would come out with a facemask with the shorter time, then I’ll buy it.

[@carlingus7639]

I really loved your face and expression when you said “These ANGRY men…” There’s an interesting cult of ‘debunkers’ in the beauty space and a lot of them might have great intentions-for example it’s worthwhile to point out a lack of clinical trials etc!- -but then there’s also a sort of annoying, whiny portion of that group that seem to be really just focused on calling everyone in beauty tech a charlatan. Maybe it’s in the delivery…

[@dorothy135]

I didn't look into it and don't know who these angry men were. But let's be honest, if some at home devices start upstaging all these expensive laser machines, there's gonna be a real push by the industry to shut this down.

[@selectiveoutrage6617]

Thanks for being a guinea pig! Even if I had the money for two, no way I'd spend that much time! I'll keep using both of my Niras, tedious enough!

[@chuchiao]

I am curious about does it work on scar or not, maybe you can test it on a specific scar

[@beautybeyond40]

I have/had a deep acne scar on the left side of my face and it definitely seems to be better, but I don't think the pictures really show it. I will work on that moving forward. I think it's gotten a lot better over time with both my Envig Edge and my LYMA Laser.

[@carolinerandu8189]

Has not worked on me. I have followed what they say exactly and it has not worked at all. The thread veins, the lines, the sagging, the sun spots….. all still 100% the same

[@rachaejensen7407]

So for somebody trying to decide if they want to start with Nira or LYMA what would you recommend?

[@beautybeyond40]

This should help. It's going to be different for each person based on all the many factors (price, time commitment, hot vs. cold): www.tiktok.com/t/ZTL2a9PHF/ the best device for you is always going to be the one you can afford that you will actually use

[@ann6406]

Honestly I think the lyma laser has help my skin but i feel it has its limitations...i used it for 6 months .

[@sugarfree_2023]

Before I watch the video i just wanted to say - Trina you look gorgeous 🥰

[@gailnelson4689]

I purchased my Lyma in November 2022 from CurrentBody Canada located in England. I started using it Jan 7 2024. I am now 72.5 years young. For years off and on I have been using led red and blue light therapy and with my cosmetics kept the wrinkles away. In 2023 I got very busy and I neglected myself and forehead lines started to show up. I started again the led treatments and introduced the Lyma. The led keep my skin texture and colour of my skin absolutely flawless. I have very sensitive skin to the point even after washing my face it stays red for (2) days. Some creams and serums would burn my face. I have been one big experiment. I refuse to wear makeup to cover. I have subsequently found product that work for me. I do yellow, red and blue light daily. It keeps my skin clear and no redness. I just purchased my sixth led the Foreo FAQ 202 led with (8) colours and it will arrive next week. I use all my different brand led face and neck equipment. It depends on how much time I have and the treatment I want to do. You would know the brands.Omnilux, Dr. Gross, Lightstim, CurrentBody and Project E

[@sugarfree_2023]

Trina why don't you cooperate with a clinic which has professional skin analyser camera, this would be much better

[@carla3845]

My biggest hesitation is the time commitment! Doesn’t seem worth it for the modest results.

[@beautybeyond40]

It works for me since I work from home almost all the time and can fit it in....this is not the case for everyone!

[@aeriz85]

I would buy if they were £1.500 both so I could do both sides of my face at the same time to cut out time, I can’t justify that price… imagine getting 2 of them!? I feel the results aren’t that woah either but I can see improvements , Nyra laser is £500 and quick to use and I see way more results

[@beautybeyond40]

2 LYMA lasers would be amazing!

[@nadbar]

Does anyone have a POV on whether this works on eyebags?

[@NewStart_next]

Very helpful review! Thank you!

[@sbhm1108]

Your videos Soo helpful. Thank you for all you do !

[@elhampaiandeh7412]

Hi Trina I have Melasma and hyperpigmentation on my hand which is frustrating! You mentioned you are planning a yearly treatment for your Melasma, will you mention the name and what is it? Also other laser devices have heat and it triggers Melasma, how do you use them (I saw in other videos that you were using the laser device that has heat)?

[@melisbasaraner9164]

She mentioned Cosmelan peeling, I had that and not recommend it unless you have horrible melasma, it is both worth it, the most painful and hard treatment process ever

[@elensenioreu.8580]

Really is it worth ? For melasma treatment?

[@angiekfitover40]

There is a lot of LLLT devices that you can purchase and use on your face for a lot cheaper. I would advise any one wanting to try this technology to do your research and get a cold laser device if you want one comparable to this. Or invest in a strong LED panel. I don’t think the price is justified in this device at all.

[@rhondapelletier2141]

Thank you for doing all these testing and all these products! But I also feel how do we know if you had just massage your face the same amount of time every day that you might not see the same results??? I know when I massage my face, or do cupping, my face is glowing and firmer and plumper…….( my problem area is a hollow under my eyes………. I am so afraid to use any device.)

[@beautybeyond40]

It's a fair question, but I don't think I was really massaging my face. I was gliding the device across my face - it doesn't really massage the face the way hands or a suction device would.

[@cristybello]

Hello dear! Do you also use collagen injections? Because your skin looks great for a 48 y.o! I am 48 myself, yet my skin is dark but I never saw a 48 y.o fair skinned with such great skin! Congratulations! Your efforts definitely pay off!

[@beautybeyond40]

Thanks! My channel is about alternatives to injectables, so no, I don’t do Botox or filler.

[@eternalbutterfly2716]

I barely see a difference in your eye area with wrinkles being softened some. Your jowls next to the mouth area is where I see the most improvement. Your skin looks tighter and less wrinkles. If you have the money and time and patience I would say buy this LYMA laser! If not I would stick to other modalities for now. I could see over time if you keep it up that your face would remain younger liking for a longer period than if you don’t do it at all. By the way you look amazing at your age and look only 37-38 in my opinion. Love watching you! ❤

[@beautybeyond40]

Thank you and I agree! 😊

[@sonuk3114]

Hi I have a question about micro current wand which one you prefer you have used many I saw all your videos but if you have pick one the best from solawave ,Laduora,or Luce wand which is your top pick pls because you have tried all of those do I can buy the best one pls

[@lizapielsticker1072]

sonul,I think the Neurotris Microcurrent home device called the PICO wave is excellent ;-)

[@drburrhus]

I want to try laser but I don’t have 3,000 I am serious considering the Nira but can’t decide do I do the more concentrated Nira or the Nira pro. I am 55 and my eyes have just begun to hood. I have lines on my forehead and 11pm es and some crows feet

[@AllergicToFantasy]

Hi there! I am going to get the nira and I am also struggling to decide if I want the precision or the pro. Did you purchase one? May I ask which one and are you happy with your choice and your results? Thank you in advance for your time

[@traceyskaar4843]

For me, it was a huge waste of time and money. I used it exactly per the instructions from Lyma without missing a day for 4+ months, even using it in the airplane bathroom for an overseas flight. Also, did 3 minute holds. I saw a small improvement with the elasticity on my neck. Other than that……NOTHING! I took before and after photos to compare. 😩

[@beautybeyond40]

Sorry to hear it!!!

[@2cents859]

Kinda confused it’s laser or it’s LED ? Sorry so expensive want to buy but not sure 🤔

[@beautybeyond40]

I specifically address this in the beginning of the video if you want to watch it

[@Paulgray172]

For 3k you can get a fraxel and get significant and lasting results

[@1c2h3e4u5n6g]

Trina, have you tried the Amiro RF / EMS / Red Light wand ? I would be very interested to see what you think of it 😃

[@beautybeyond40]

Nope. I don’t use EMS

[@ValkerieSilk]

My wife told me last night that she's buying one of these so I'm here checking it out. Very much appreciate the honest review. 'My honest' opinion is that you're a very beautiful woman regardless of the laser, but I actually found the before photos more appealing than the after. This maybe a result of that trip to Greece, the sun, salt water, and just traveling in general. These factors impact my appearance, especially after surfing. I think in the after photos perhaps you're looking at a specific area, whereas I'm looking at your entire face as a whole. If I look at the specific areas you're pointing out, I 'am' able to see what you're saying with respect to tighter skin and less wrinkles. I suppose like you said, a controlled study on the device would be needed. Thank you again for the honest and professional review. PS: How about some reviews on SMP and hair restoration for woman and men, I'm 55 and need an overhaul.

[@Roxygirl176]

They need to release in a panel form. The amount of arm usage you need for this is too much. Even on their socials Lyma is advertising users using two devices at a time, proving the ridiculous amount of time and effort required. $3000 for a large panel you can lay under would actually be worth it.

[@beautybeyond40]

I wonder if it's even possible to make a laser device like the Dermalux LED panel? It might be not possible from a manufacturing/engineering perspective.

[@Roxygirl176]

@@beautybeyond40 if a panel is out of reach, maybe a bulb? Just something that’s not handheld so it’s more accessible. I know you have hand issues, I don’t know how you’ve managed 45 minutes a day!

[@alekslekic27]

If you go to a good laser treatment clinic and pay them $3000 to improve your skin, they would improve your skin drastically using clinically tested professional equipment on your skin, all while you’re relaxed. Overtime it will cost more than that device, but you will look amazing and if you look amazing you will feel better, and when you feel better you are a nicer person. It needs to be a mask with a laser and a gentle massage to lift your face while you’re relaxed. Even product like that, doesn’t reflect $3000 price tag.

[@mindtheprivacy]

It's really shady that there are very little to none, until this one, KZbinr reviews.

[@beautybeyond40]

That is simply not true. Have a great day!

[@rhondapelletier2141]

Just the tip that word for me for the spots on my hands…………squeeze half lemon 1 Tbs of ACV & 1 tbs of baking powder….. mix into a paste and massage on the back of your hands for 2 to 3 minutes……. Then let it sit for a minute or two and rinse with warm water…….. I did this two or three days a week and within a month I have no spots on my hands….. I am 60 😊

[@beautybeyond40]

I will try this! I will try anything for these pesky spots. Thank you!

[@mrsp2621]

I would like to see before and after results of the use of the laser on its own without any additional Lyma products used

[@beautybeyond40]

But you need to use the laser with product to glide the device across your face, so I use the LYMA spray and gel. Unfortunately I won't be able to use this laser on dry skin, and I have already completed my 12 week test.

[@fatmaamour7469]

How does that work with melasma?

[@beautybeyond40]

Since it is cold, it will not cause any heat flareups. When I use this, it helped improve my melasma

[@sadafahmed9563]

So does it actually work?? A good product to invest?

[@givewildlifeabrake]

No, it does not. Remember influencers make money and that is their goal. I have owned mine for about a year. It sucks two hours a day from my life and the only thing it has done has improved the texture of my skin. Their Lyma life Facebook group deletes any negative reviews and the comments you can catch before they delete them all say the same, it is a scam. Things that generally work are not accused of being a scam so the fact that the Lyma is being accused of being a scam speaks volumes as to what it really is.

[@alexanderwoodley]

No.

[@sugarfree_2023]

I think the most of result is due to 45 minutes everyday massage 😂 try doing in without laser i guarantee you will have more healthy and glowy skin

[@gilfam823]

Not relevant to this video, but your neck looks amazing. I’m going to have to dig through your videos to see how you take care of your neck skin

[@tmpurpero]

Do you know how many energy based treatments you could get in office for $3000? Lol, btw you look beautiful 🤩!

[@beautybeyond40]

yeah, but then I would have to leave the house lol. I do prefer working from home, but it's not for everyone.

[@charlenewilley6481]

I've had it for a year and it's ok bit not amazing or worth the price, Takes so much time and results are very hard to see. I've seen better results using redlight with green tea. It need a better design and clinical trials.

[@beautybeyond40]

Have you been using Maysama's serum with your LED?

[@patriciabeneyclark1818]

Your melasma is so much more noticeable in the after picture...

[@beautybeyond40]

Right. I talk about this on my channel a lot as I went to Greece this summer and I was swimming in the ocean with my face exposed to the sun. I address this specifically in my LYMA videos, including this one. Perhaps you missed me talking about this?

[@sandybright9491]

I agree with comment on price….WAY WAY to pricy and it takes too long to see benefits

[@beautybeyond40]

Isn't it so great that there are so many devices on the market at various price points that take various amounts of time? Something for everyone! I test and review them all to help you find what's best for you!

[@lisaa1134]

I believe it works but not enough to justify $3000😉

[@camara1780]

I don’t think it’s worth the cost. I did get fuller eyebrows, and other results from it, and I’ve been using it for 3 months. But the tone it takes and how much it costs would not make it worth it for most people I think!

[@Kiwipeanutlove]

Can I use it at 35?

[@beautybeyond40]

Yes

[@Kiwipeanutlove]

@@beautybeyond40 thank you, I will purchase it

[@alexanderwoodley]

I've been using it for 18 months. Hasn't done a thing. Total waste of time and money.

[@beautybeyond40]

What a bummer. For how long did you use it and did you use it every day? What were you trying to address that you thought it did nothing for?

[@alexanderwoodley]

@@beautybeyond40 I was hoping it would improve my skin and have been using it for an hour every day for the past 18 months . Absolutely useless.

[@PaigeElkington]

every not sponsored review says its not worth it

[@allisonm7223]

Thank you for your honesty.

[@foggykim]

Before pic looks younger and glowing.

[@beautybeyond40]

thank you!

[@mindtheprivacy]

How many weeks did you go to Greece, 12? It makes no sense Greece is mentioned sooooo much if it was only 1 week out of 12 that you tried the device.

[@beautybeyond40]

It was almost 4 weeks. Thanks for watching!

[@taniayager3361]

Beauty beyond 40 - you don't even need the Lyma laser as your skin is fine and you have no jowls! It is ridiculous that people like you say it improves the skin when in fact there seemingly needs to be no improvement as you have no wrinkles! This product is way overpriced. People just do the facial yoga and massage to tone the face and muscles! It does work.

[@Tricia2023]

Girl go get IPL photo session for your melasma and brown spots ! It will change your life ❤ I did it and oh my gosh it got rid of all my sun damage and brown spots on my face and hands ❤ It was only $400 dollars for one session and that’s all you’ll really need !

[@beautybeyond40]

I would love to, but my dermatologist told me my skin is not suitable for that and that it would make the spots and melasma darker. I ended up getting a Cosmelan peel last fall and it worked wonders and so I will get another one later this year, but in the meantime, I love to use this laser to minimize the darkness throughout the year.

[@karinecker5386]

they told me the same and I stayed away from IPL for a long time.....I then went to a very famous Dr office here in LA and they did an IPL and it was like wiped off...two years later now and I will go back because of course they do come back....@@beautybeyond40

[@alexr.7747]

45 Minutes a day!?

[@beautybeyond40]

I know! It's a lot. I want the big one to cut down treatment time

[@mindtheprivacy]

16:51 The actual photos that may proof something.

[@mindtheprivacy]

10 minutes in and not a single photo, but Greece is mentioned like 10 times. Ok we get it you went to Greece.

[@beautybeyond40]

It was a wonderful trip! Traveling with devices is always a hot topic in my community. And melasma and hyperpigmentation is also a hot topic - it's so hard to keep under control and so many of us struggle with it - especially when traveling in the summer and being on the water. I was so impressed with how much this device diminished my new melasma I got in Greece, as I mentioned in this video. Thanks for watching and welcome to my community. Where is your favorite place to travel? Do you bring your devices when you travel? You seem fun! :)

[@AllergicToFantasy]

​@@beautybeyond40I got a good lol from this. Well done. Perhaps some of these viewers might find that a mash of sour grapes applied to the face would be moisturizing 😂

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

Surprisingly, they use all the devices on young skin, not mature skin like the influencer “Beauty Beyond 40”. Ask them to put you in their commercials. 😂

[@beautybeyond40]

You mean LYMA uses young skin in ads? Amber Valletta is the woman in the commercials. She is 49. I am 48. Who else are you seeing that is younger?

[@carolinerandu8189]

@@beautybeyond40let’s be honest though. Amber is a wealthy celebrity who has access to to many many other treatments / products etc so it’s very tough to associate ourselves to such people.

[@beautybeyond40]

@@carolinerandu8189 sure, but her comment was that the models are too young, while the model is actually older than I am.

[@sb-dr5ve]

Don’t buy, a doctor with a lot of information explained how this is not something that actually works

[@beautybeyond40]

I specifically addressed that in this video if you want to watch my video

[@shiftingperspective369]

No results I can see on the before and after!

[@beautybeyond40]

Got it. Then I definitely recommend not getting it for yourself as I don't want you to be disappointed. Have a great day and thanks for watching!

[@ArnulfoSheive-s3w]

Torrey Mall

[@RichardThomas-b4n]

Lenny Villages

[@espree5386]

Too high a price for me and too much time involved for extremely and questionable, minimal results.

[@beautybeyond40]

I hear you!

[@Bettyboop82-82]

No thank you I don’t see big results and is too expensive

[@angel12boucher17]

Nope never pay for that