8 AESTHETIC TREATMENTS YOU WILL REGRET GETTING !!

[@GgAmble]

I have said this before, Dr. Rajani is more informative than my own dermatologist.

[@rajanimdskincare]

I so appreciate that @GgAmble.

[@alikoenig4715]

Amen!

[@rosanyahraus8765]

8th

[@X11CHASE]

Not surprising at all

[@crystalclear6661]

What do us think of HIFU treatment for lift on the face?

[@dawnstrohm6982]

My breast implants almost killed me and it took years for me to get my health back. Thank you Dr. Rajani for confirming that this is "real". I have great respect for you for mentioning this.

[@dshe8637]

But he should be telling women not to get them at all

[@stephaniedonatello6844]

I got very ill from my breast implants too😢. So glad they have been removed!😊

[@kalinachiminello8244]

Same ❤

[@dawnstrohm6982]

@@dshe8637 at the very least women should be warned about the possibilities of getting ill. I have two friends that have had the same implants I had for over thirty years and they are in great health. However, letting the patient know it is like playing Russian Roulette should be required.

[@dawnstrohm6982]

@@stephaniedonatello6844 and I hated mine before they even made me sick. The moment I woke up I knew I had made a big mistake. Worst mistake of my entire life! I am glad you figured it out and got an explant. We need to keep spreading the word for others.

[@TheRoseBrii]

I had plasma pen done around my eyes. I have scars after 3 years. The lady who done it was telling me it will go away. I knew it will not go away, she didnt care that she ruined my skin. I am devastated

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thank you so much for sharing and so sorry it happened to you

[@jromeo8247]

Vitamin c and retinol that area

[@TheRoseBrii]

@@jromeo8247 thank you , I will invest in a good vitamin c

[@pickyaf3376]

Biopelle Intensive 40 serum really helps.

[@TheRoseBrii]

@@pickyaf3376 thank you !

[@Joannlynne808]

I think I’ll just keep my face the way it is after hearing all this truth.. thanks for being so honest!

[@amalianeacsu6104]

Honest and good doctor. Invest in a good doctor and you will be happy.

[@k9maiden5]

I agree with Joannlynne! I am 77 and up until I was 70 I had very few wrinkles. There is something to be said about aging gracefully. There was a time when I was vain too and did not want to lose by perfect figure and pretty face. Then I became a strong Christian and found that vanity is a sin. My mother had beautiful skin until she passed away at 94. I did too but as the good doctor said, the sun will destroy your skin. I loved the look of a great tan when I was younger, it looked so good with my blonde hair and blue eyes, but I was an athlete and out in the sun a lot. I'm just happy my granddaughters don't sun bath. As for breast implants, I did the opposite, I had a breast reduction in 2000 and it was the best thing I ever did.

[@cold9168]

permanent filler. The product was medical grade silicon and it was done in a plastic surgeon's office by an expert injector. The staff highly recommended it and said it would save me money in the long run. I had no problems or issues UNTIL I asked for a little more in my upper lip. It ended up covering my upper teeth and made my smile look strange- especially in pictures. Next came the correction surgery that really fu&%ed up me up! The scar from the lip shave surgery pulled my upper lip down like a garbage bag when you tighten the string (when I smiled). Needless to say, my smile has pretty much been ruined from where it started. The countless steroid (Kenalog) injections in my upper lip, three lip lift surgeries (by a new doctor) and massaging the scar on my lip have improved things but I will never have the pretty smile I once had, and it has been 13 years. Moral of the story: don't do anything you can't back up from. Second moral of the story: learn the art of restraint; too much of a good thing might take you over the edge. Third: you are good enough just as you are!

[@jessicachristine310]

I had my si lip injections cut out from the inside of my mouth by Dr. Yi in Encino, CA. Several months later he took out a slice of excess skin under my nose where my phylum had stretched out like the Grinch. I was very very happy with Dr. Yi’s work. His micro stitch sutures heal to invisible.

[@eefangelina]

Feel you

[@goodyearspokane]

Should have gotten Aquamid ....I worked my way up to it.... hyaluronic, radiesse, sculptura all only lasted around 3 months max....then had heaps of Aquamid, great stuff

[@heathermunoz6282]

I'm sorry to hear all you went through. Very wise advice 😊

[@mmacka4609]

I really don’t feel sorry for those”people who”?aren’t satisfied with their own looks. Then they go to extreme”plastic surgery”to do this”do that. Specially when they don’t know where”and when to stop until that point”they’ve seen what they did to themselves. Sad thing is on”the end they put blame on Dr. I personally don’t like those people”who looks are all artificial” they don’t look their normal features. They don’t wanted to get older naturally. But they change everything what has God created” in them and their face features. So” so sad

[@lovelymissalex]

Since I started watching your channel, I have changed my aesthetic treatment choices. I now wearSPF 50 every day, use a sun hat or a sunbrella, scaled back the Botox to a minimum, stopped getting filler, got PDO threads, upped my skincare to optimize for my skin type, stopped falling for specials at the med spa, started a small amount of hormones, and started really thinking intelligently about what I was doing. Finding a good practitioner has been essential. Thank you so much for all your helpful information. I appreciate your in-depth explanations. Now I look 10 years younger. I’m 45, and people think I’m in my early thirties. Thank you so much! I went from overfilled, puffy looking Hollywood housewife to someone that looks young, healthy and well proportioned. Worst procedures I have gotten? Years of too much filler in the lips and cheeks, causing a heavy,sagging lower face and downturned lip corners. A lot of med spas and plastic surgeons offices would just tell me to buy more syringes of filler. I can have my picture taken now and I look great,I recognize myself and look natural. Saving for a facelift to really turn back the clock and help undo 15 years of filler use/abuse. Also found a provider that said no to fillers of any kind at this point, gave me a realistic projection of what Nova threads could do, and what the limitations were. Thank goodness there are people out there who aren’t looking for the quickest way to make buck, but give you options and ideas🎉

[@AmbientSoundVibes]

Can I ask if you did anything else to look better besides skincare and botox?

[@liviamapelli1171]

Is there a video talking about hormones? Tks ❤

[@carrieduvall4579]

Proud of you!

[@kokoskokso]

​@@liviamapelli1171would love to know too!

[@lovelymissalex]

@@AmbientSoundVibes Huge game changer was Nova threads. They are fairly expensive, but the outcome has been great. Also, I exercise like my life depends on it- I think you can get a ton of procedures, and you'll definitely see an improvement, but you have to put in a lot of work to keep your body looking great. I know people that try and lipo their way to a better body and the results are always limited, and usually less than what they had been expecting. None of us are perfect, and we are probably far more critical of ourselves than we are of others. So, I'm not where I want to be completely, but I'm feeling really confident. Watch his video on why fillers after 40 is a bad idea. He nails it : )

[@LolaPerez-w7g]

I has threads done that were meant to lift my face. These threads had special anchors that were meant to maintain their position. They created a horrible inflammatory response that left me looking disfigured. I aged 20 hearts overnight. some of the threads also developed scar tissue over them which game me skin a bumpy appearance. A year later, I had a deep plane face lift and the doctor removed the existing threads. Years later, I am finally happy with my appearance.

[@steveth1000]

My wife was told at 52 by her cosmetic surgeon that threads would only last 18 months to 2 years and he would guarantee she would be back for a mid facelift. She went with the facelift as it was done in Malaysia it only cost 3.5k Australian. 11 years later my wife still looks younger and fresher than those her age.

[@TheLeeAnder]

Under eye filler is the BIGGEST mistake I have ever made. Ladies, DO NOT consider under eye filler. Listen to Dr Rajani please. Love Leeander

[@Bunny11344]

I will listen to u and not get it

[@CjbrkBrooks]

@@Bunny11344. I have tear trough filler and it looks great! Had it dissolved when it wore off, and replaced. No problem. My injector is fabulous and VERY conservative with treatment. She’s also been to Dr Rajani’s workshops.

[@unknown-lf6zx]

If you go to the wrong injector, you can actually go blind. Also fixing medial cheeks usually correct under eyes or temples. Lots of better options under the eye and many injectors won’t do under eye due to liability .

[@Bunny11344]

@@CjbrkBrooks maybe right now it’s fine but one day you’ll wake up with a lump cause it’s never going away it’ll always he somewhere in the face

[@Ghostlove92Kat]

what else can we do though? I've tried literally everything.

[@slambarri]

I'm watching this as I'm recovering from my breast implant removal. Thank you for including breast implants in this video

[@minafathi7641]

Why did you remove them? My daughter who has small breast is going to get natural size. Do you have any advice?

[@prismworld13]

Keep your natural breast. In the end it does not matter what size you choose-they can still cause health problems. Pain, arthritis, fatigue, irritation.

[@pkirkey6932]

I have to say that this video helped confirm that I’m pretty happy with the condition of my 71-year old skin and face. I have been playing with makeup for almost 60 years and, in that time, I have developed some skills that compensate for imperfections like disappearing eyebrows and uneven lips. It really doesn’t take much. The only procedure I might consider is some skin resurfacing around the marionette area which in my case aren’t even lines but more like a bit of crazing on either side of my chin. Good nutrition, adequate hydration and sunscreen may be literally saving my skin.

[@moniqueengleman873]

I am feeling the same way at 63. I came into some money and thought I might get a tune up. The more I know, the less I need a tune up.

[@Clare-r3e]

I went to a board-certified facial plastic surgeon. All he does is faces. Five years ago, I asked for under eye filler. It looked great. The following year, I went back and asked him for more filler. He said no. He had me under a bright light, and he said that he could still see the filler, and I did not need more. He was right! My under eyes still look very good. I'm glad he told me no.

[@rajanimdskincare]

Excellent!!! Stick with him

[@SarahPotter144]

Thank you a million times over for addressing breast implant illness! So many doctors dismiss the thousands of patients who experience the life altering effects that BII can cause. Your willingness to actually think past the dogma makes you a credible source in my book 👏 Bravo.

[@rajanimdskincare]

I appreciate that

[@vrindavanflower]

Well said. The whole point that I got from this video is leave your face alone !!!

[@rajanimdskincare]

See an expert

[@felicityw5163]

I also worry that once I start, I will think there are more things that need to be done on my face. There's no long term fix for aging.

[@teresadiaz3838]

Seeing his videos has convinced me even more that I am happy with my SKIN. Give thanks to God and my parents for inheriting their genes 🙏. Yes I am getting older but Doing it graceful. I am glad I dont show my true age even though I love my age

[@kristinl.b9741]

I am 52 years old, and I have tried plasmapen twice. First time 4,5 years ago, second time 1 year ago. I got it on my eyelids, hooded eyes and above my eyebrows. I was/ stil are very satisified with the results. I used a certificated dermatologist. I am also very pale/light skinned, and I think that is one of the reasons I did not get any hyperpigmentation. (I have read hyperpigmentation sometimes can be a problem) I would do it again 👍

[@EmVie2024]

i am surprised too. But this is his option and there is no studies done on it saying that it is terrible. it is true that ppl can get many plasm pen on amazon that it is not a FDA approved. the one i have it is FDA approved , this one is the very top, no plasma pen on the market overrides the one i have . I got my certification thru an Academy called PRIVE Academy .who sale the plasma pen, the plasm pen have by. itselt cost $1200. I have done some of my friends and they all had great results and i am being hired by a clinic

[@kristinl.b9741]

@@EmVie2024 yes it is his opinion. How great that you have bought a really good plasma pen, and are getting employeed 👍😀

[@themoondrinksmerlot4260]

I also had a great plasma pen experience! It didn’t “lift” the way it was advertised to do (really fighting my smile lines), but it did a great job at tightening my skin and making it look 5 years younger (all that new collagen!) after it fully healed.

[@cocochaikirin6502]

+1❤❤❤

[@paintingcat7426]

I have had two full face plasma fibroblast treatments and had an incredible result. I think as long as it’s done by a trained professional with proper equipment it’s a great alternative for fillers depending on your skin type. I also have very pale skin. You could completely see a difference from the first treatment And I did it the second time six months later and the results were amazing

[@LiviaStellaX]

I REALLY, hope that people who do these treatments start watching or watch your videos. Because you are not only smart and educated, you are meticulous and intuitive!! Great video doctor!

[@lauriepowell3959]

Dr. Rajani I enjoy your show because it amazes me to see what people can have done to their face. I am 70 and have always had a youthful face, so I haven’t wanted to do anything to it. That said, at 35 I was in a serious auto accident and hit my forehead on the steering wheel, opening it from above brows to 2” up my scalp. As soon as my mother got the call that I was in the emergency room with head injury, she called a plastic surgeon who had done several medical (not esthetic) work on her. He met us at the emergency room and sewed up my gaping wound. Nowadays it is still in no way apparent unless you put your eye about an inch from my face! So, hooray for plastic surgeon who CAN almost do miracles! And hooray for you and the information you share. ❤👍👩🏻‍🎨

[@aestheticslifeandstyle190]

Curious of your thoughts on: 1. A medication injection to break up the bands that cause cellulite. 2. Estrogen facial creams/moisturizers. 3. Science on grey hair growth, now being able to grow newly pigmented hair. Thanks, Dr.Rajani!

[@feliciafreeman9102]

I'd love to know about these as well.

[@kt9495]

There are a lot of testimonies to He Shou Wu for greying hair. Just heard it mentioned again today on a podcast but have known about it for years.

[@mkb5984]

Greys are 4eva!! 😂

[@tammv2306]

Wait what...Is there anything that can help the bands/cellulite??!?

[@LauraB.335]

Low carb, high fat helps with cellulite. It’s the low fat craze that has lead to a lot of women, even thin women, to have cellulite. Check out Dr. Elizabeth Bright on this. Many who have done the ketogenic or carnivore diets have also had their gray hair start to grow back in their original color. All of the processed foods, vegetable/seed oils, and grains we eat have really done a number on our bodies. What we attribute to aging is often at least partially, if not completely, due to diet. For example, while brown spots do come from sun damage, they also come from inside and AGEs caused by the food we eat, and many have seen them lighten by eating low carb. Other things: glycated and aging skin, loose skin (fasting and autophagy help with this). Also sorts of chronic skin conditions: cystic acne, psoriasis, eczema, skin tags, rosacea have all disappeared from eating a low carb diet and getting rid of insulin resistance/inflammation.

[@UhearGA]

I had Bell's Palsy almost 20 years ago. I had significant synkinesis and permanent tightening. I had a mid-face life, blepharoplasty, CO2 resurfacing. My skin was olive & nice. Initially, I suffered from severe facial burn blistering for three months to a now non-pigmented face. One eye muscle was lifted on 3 occasions and it not correct. I was told the muscle has been pulled open to it’s final extent. Fifty-six thousand cash several years ago, was a barn burner. This “surgeon” burned me. His practice is in Georgia.

[@lavaunjohns7796]

I'm 62 and have thought about many different things from a breast lift to a face lift etc., but when I see very famous people who have the means and connections to get the very best yet end up looking so bad, it scares the hell out of me. So I remain saggy and baggy with everything racing to hit the floor.

[@ladilondon1213]

DITTO

[@artwithjoy0920]

😂

[@fk8395]

😂😂😂 it's a race baby girl 😂

[@ravenj4068]

Find yourselves. I good surgeon. I had a facelift over a year ago. Best decision ever.

[@freshfiji5474]

Gurrl😂

[@zaravr]

I got under eye filler last April immediately after I regretted it due to the migration and swelling. The RN said massage it up. 6 months later I got it dissolved. I learn more from here than anywhere ❤

[@Louwhu22]

I had the same exact scenario. I was ignorant and she overfilled me. Looked like I had caterpillars under my eye. Finally went to someone else, she dissolved them and put just a tiny bit in a different place. Made a world of difference. I flushed like $1500 down the toilet 😢

[@kokoskokso]

I'm happy with mine. My injector is phenomenal, she put it right on the bone, where it should.

[@kamatchianand8152]

What filler did you get?

[@Sweetiepie68]

I was happy with mine I think the secret is less is more.I did half a syringe in each side.And I think there are only certain fillers that are supposed to be used for that area.

[@sandyr.8573]

What are the options for undereyes instead of filler?

[@debras9020]

I am so glad to have watched this video. I have been contemplating lip filler. I turned 58 years old last week. But I’ve just been on the fence, unable to make up my mind. But now I am positive, I am not going to get filler. Six months ago I had a Fraxel treatment on my face and neck. And I have to say that I am absolutely thrilled with my results.

[@lisag-mh5rc]

I still want to have lip Injections. Just enough to compensate for age related changes. I believe that I can get into some serious problems by choosing an end result that is unnatural to my natural facial features.

[@LetsHavaChat]

Plasma pen is a miracle for me for the eyes. Blepharoplasty-like results.

[@aheadatime]

Which pen did you use?

[@LetsHavaChat]

@@aheadatime I went to a professional who had lots of experience, and uses the best equipment. It was a great outcome., though it is painful.

[@PeachesSkinCare]

Dr R🧡 Thank you for touching on all of these procedures. I want to yell at the screen when I see people recommending these. I see so many of them every day and the results are typically not good. Men and women are typically unhappy as you said. I see scars and track marks and countless infections. For me it’s just wiser to try natural alternatives first. The skin was not meant to be burned or have needles poked in it. Another issue is the fact that so may estheticians think they are physicians and do these procedures when they have no idea of what they are doing. In my opinion, if an aesthetician is truly a Master, she’s going to teach you how to do things naturally without pills or procedures. When and if you need a procedure, he or she’s going to send you to someone like you, a professional board certified cosmetic surgeon. Most importantly, we need to teach people to love who they are, that it is normal to have a wrinkle is normal to not look like everyone else and it is normal to not have absolutely smooth perfect skin. Aging is a beautiful gift. Thank you Dr R 🙌🏼🍑🧡Lisa

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks @PeachesSkinCare. I very much appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. It helps all of us learn. Hope all is well and I always appreciate your balanced approach.

[@PeachesSkinCare]

@@rajanimdskincare Thank you for the kindness and respect. 🍑🙌🏻Lisa

[@PeachesSkinCare]

We need to do a collaboration one day

[@radiandrea]

Great video. I had 3 things done from the list - breast implants (love them), Botox in forehead (just once and I think it’s not needed) and a little lip filler (love it too). These videos are making me satisfied with my past choices and preventing me to think about what else should I do.

[@anntodd1233]

I had the bottom and didn't like it One of my eyebrows was droopy, and as a result, it looked weird. I also just don't think it does much good.

[@saynotocensorship3972]

I have not had anything done, and have been blessed with my mother's skin all my life, but now at 63 I'm beginning to show signs of aging and am considering what I might have done, there are so many choices! If I ever do anything I want them result to be subtle and natural looking. I appreciate this video and will definitely keep learning about the different procedures before doing anything, if ever.

[@daisyrosario3438]

I will try to age gracefully without invasive procedures! Thank you Dr Rajani!❤

[@dianecarr4957]

Meee tooo!! I prefer the natural look, it doesn’t come with any side effects !!! Lol

[@sally3570]

Thank God someone is telling us the truth and teaching us so well. Thank you Dr Rajani!

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thank You @sally3570. Stay Tuned I appreciate you being part of the channel.

[@sagelady2015]

I did rf Microneedling a few times and liked the results. I experienced collagen building, skin tightening, and smoother skin. I lost a little fat underneath my chin area which I like. The provider is a RN that takes classes and she does listen to me. I need to tell her not to do my forehead next time though. The reason I started rf Microneedling was from your video. I want to do PRF, but I am worried about bruising. I appreciate all of your videos and I am 54 years old.

[@vivel7508]

Which device did u use?

[@sagelady2015]

Pixel 8

[@ada6044]

Please, please if you have a skinny face don't do it !!!! Only if you have enough fat in your face or a filers you can maybe like the results.

[@nicolesweere4182]

What I love: My minimal undereye filler. I've had it twice in the past 5 years and it took 10 years off. Before that, I tried the plasma pen, which did absolutely nothing. Ultherapy was a complete waste of time, as was Coolsculpting on my waistline. Zero results whatsoever. Very happy with Botox - 40 units spread between frown lines, above eyebrows, forehead, crow's feet, and lip flip. I'm 48 and have been using sunblock since my teen years. I don't have a line or spot on my skin.

[@cynthiag3065]

No more fillers. I’ve had migration and the worst one is the dropped cheeks. I only have my own PRF!

[@ytq321]

Thank you for mentioning RF Microneedling. It caused fat loss, burns/redness, and enlarged pores on me. The worst is when people don't believe you just because it works for some. I'm an esthetician and certified laser technician and I always told people that it can be great if you don't have sensitive skin. But if you do, I would avoid.

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

I was thinking about getting this on my body but wouldn't ever touch my face with it unless I really trusted the person doing it

[@kokolatte825]

Oh! My skin has gotten sensitive after 30 years old. I was thinking about microneedling but maybe not

[@ytq321]

@@kokolatte825 standard microneedling should be fine for your skin. With RF (radio frequency) microneedling there is high heat and too many variables that could cause damage (such as the practitioner using too deep of a setting for the needles) so it's riskier. If you are prone to broken capillaries or don't want to lose fat on your face those are the 2 main reasons I would stick to regular microneedling!

[@francesccaromana6594]

Is it dangerous to do microneedling ourself ?

[@zaravr]

I went to my mums dermatologist and he said don’t get anything that can scar like That. Your skin scars. You can do peels Some people want cash only. It’s case by case

[@feliciafreeman9102]

Wow! I'm 70, starting to have jowls, thinner lips accordion wrinkles, marionette lines and deeper nasal labial folds. I've often thought about getting injections and threads. Migration has always been my fear with injections and tbh. Pain is my fear with threads. Now these options are off the table since you've made me aware. I'll never afford a full face lift, so I best get real serious about face yoga and massage together with the few creams I can afford. Thanks for your clarity on these procedures.

[@groupie8985]

try retinol!

[@truth-alwayswins]

I don’t think face yoga and massage are going to help per se…but general exercise will for sure. I don’t think Dr. Raj is nixing fillers or Botox at all-just advising caution in some areas. So for example, a touch of juvaderm on marionette lines can be a godsend. A Nefertiti lift for jowls, which is Botox on your neck and platysmal muscles, can provide a super look and lift. Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water! Lots of little tweaks can add up to immense satisfaction. Good luck😊🌼

[@jadedelarge8929]

...and also accept the changes on your face. It's not easy though. I am trying my best. I am 68 and it seems like all of a sudden my whole face dropped. I don't recognize myself sometimes. I look better with make up, but I am not used to do it everyday, and I don't want to either. I do a pep talk to myself every morning and avoid mirrors the rest of the day. I hope it gets better. So far, the changes in my face has affected my confidence, but oh boy, I am trying so hard to not let it get to me constantly. I was pretty, but I am not aging nicely. I hope you do well with your face yoga.

[@jadedelarge8929]

@@groupie8985 It works for me to improve the overall look of my face (less spots and less fine lines on my forehead) but unfortunately, doesn't lift my jowls and eyelids 😔

[@dra551]

@@jadedelarge8929 I'm going to try your pep talk and avoid mirrors too!! Great idea! I am about to turn 65 and the changes not only to my face but hair that seemingly has hit me hard recently really makes me hate looking in the mirror 😢 I just recently tried botox and Morpheus 8 and have switched to medical grade skin care. Some improvement but might be too late to see any significant change. I am trying to embrace my age with grace. I am thankful every day I have. Trying to keep it all in perspective!

[@rebeccamccain4427]

I just love you!! You're so intelligent and so thorough in your teachings, that help us understand the medical reasons in being safe with our skin, that could otherwise become a disaster! Thank you so much for informing us of dangerous procedures that could become irreparable. You're the Best!!

[@hellnowewontgo]

I agree! This channel is great!

[@donnabaker9008]

I'm so glad you talked about Plasma Pen. I was told I would walk out and after 8 treatments my wrinkles would be all gone. Laser for lifting thanks for mentioning that. What about Plasma resurfacing. There's so much to consider. I appreciate you information.

[@shama9279]

Love yourself without the surgery. Love yourself for what your born with. Love what God has given you. This stuff is not worth it. Your beautiful just the way you are. This is truth

[@rajanimdskincare]

I appreciate your sharing your thoughts

[@shama9279]

@@rajanimdskincare I only speak on what I truly believe. No fake words here. Love every wrinkle, what is on the inside that truly matters.

[@steveth1000]

What works for one person doesn't work for another. Why should women live with wrinkles and a sagging face if they don't want too. If you are not interested in looking your best, why are you watching? Each to their own, stop judging and live your own journey, we all have that choice.

[@janisnewman1832]

This is not related to this video but I want you to know. Your collagen powder has done incredible things that I wasn’t expecting. I started it because I have a back injury that has totally changed my formerly very active life. My problems are still there but I have been taking peptide shots for years and I no longer want to inject them because the skin on my stomach is so thick! My nails are almost unbreakable where before they were dry and thin with ridges. I thought this might help you with some other patients because I didn’t put the cause and effect together for a couple of months. Thank you for your intense research and sharing so much with the world.

[@honeyowen3163]

Please explain what collagen powder, which I'm considering buying, has to do with peptide (no idea what that is) and your stomach area. Thanks.

[@janisnewman1832]

@@honeyowen3163 i take Dr Rajani’s collagen powder. My peptides are BPC 157 which helps healing with bone to connective tissues. Also, I take CJC-1295 WITH IPAMORELIN for a replacement for HGH for weight and muscle maintenance. Peptides are a chain of amino acids produced by the body so in the correct doses are very safe. I hope this helps

[@janisnewman1832]

You need a doctor who prescribes these v

[@jolovfit7272]

@@janisnewman1832 I do short cycles of bpc and tb500, always changing the injection site, but it does sometimes creates stubborn bumps. I've started collagen powder also, but I believe there's nothing like the injectable form..unfortunately. Trying ghk-cu now.

[@jmn1209]

I have owned a medical spa for over 25 years and we offer the Louise Walsh plasma pen for fiberglassed treatment. I do not advocate do it yourself, plasma, pen, treatments. However, in trained hands, you can expect remarkable improvement and retraction of the skin. And yes, we have medical doctors overseeing us in our practice.

[@honeyowen3163]

With DIY'ers, the plasma pen is the number 1 recommended procedure for the upper eye, and they all swear it has the most noticeable results. I've not seen one person who has regretted this self-done procedure. I was about to do this now I won't. Thank you I think you may have saved my face.

[@rajanimdskincare]

Excellent @honeyowen3163 and thank you .

[@10000iris]

Think twice about doing it around the eyes if you are prone to malasma or darkening spots around the eyes. Burning your skin will only worsen this discoloration. .

[@RioGirl16]

I had this done by an aesthetician friend trained in it use. To be honest, it was uncomfortable and I looked like hell for a few days but it didn’t cause any permanent damage but it didn’t work to lift my eyelids either. I wouldn’t do it again

[@nikesamo2025]

Well I regret it. It distryed the tissue on my eyelids and I ended up way worse than before. Also the spots showed as whole on my eyes for years ( not lying).

[@suewolmarans6195]

My sister had amazing results. So I tried it. Wish I could post photos here. It was so bloody sore. I looked like a bus hit me for a week. And I still have scars on my eyelids. It's been 2 years. Never again. It did literally nothing.

[@janesteen958]

Dr. Rajani, thank you so much for your videos. I listen to them everyday. You keep up with the latest research and put the information out there to keep us informed. I wish you were closer to FL. I just had breast implants removed and so happy to be done with that. They’ve ruptured every 10 years and with the news, that you’ve just explained, I was so happy to get them out. My health is far more important. Keep reminding us to “like” your videos, as I sometimes forget. Wishing you the best!

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks so very much

[@El-Mazz]

While I agree that nothing should be used lightly, I personally had very good results with the plasma pen around the eyes. Procedure was done by a professional with many years of experience, and 4 years later I’m still happy with the result. Biggest lesson learned: “Ladies DON’T PULL(!) your eyelids when applying the eyeliner or make up in general!”. I’m never again PULLING my skin, this isn’t said enough. Also with ‘pressure’ around the eyes, I’m only using the ring finger or pinky to apply any products around the eyes.

[@rhondasmith7071]

Thank you. Feel the same. Had it many times around eyes, mouth and neck and am very satisfied. Will continue. Some are calling it “poor man’s RF, but Ive never had any lasting results w RF.

[@zaudyfelixochoa7688]

I agree and also don’t wax the eyebrow because it pullthe skin and cause eyelid to sag

[@cindersmolloy6584]

I had one dose of ilp filler in the upper lip area only. I was delighted with the result and still am years later, It has made my smile look better and my teeth when I open my mouth. It got rid of the smoker's lines (I never smoked) and made my lips look younger. I received a lot of compliments that I looked younger at the time.

[@meiahani2920]

this video is all factsss. Whenever my derm office tries to upsell me fillers, I don't feel like I'm missing out. Had a cheekbone filler that migrated into tear trough and made a bulge. Scared the jeeberz out of me. After that, I said, no more fillers.

[@valeriacordero8126]

Im 42 and looking naturally younger with basic skin care, eating healthy and exercise but Im thinking about to do something else to prevent age signs and to refresh my skin and overall my skin around my eyes area, and that is why I think the info you share with us is so useful. Thank for your work Doctor

[@searchindex3438]

I was surprised at the plasma pen being on the list because I love mine …I use it on multiple inappropriate growth situations on my face (to shrink a nose piercing bump, to shrink a freckle that got bee stung, to lighten a dark pigment patch) and it quickly shrinks and heals the situations …but I’m very careful with it

[@jomas1676]

It works for me too!

[@prettyevil6662000]

I can definitely see why it made the list even if it works. It seems like in the hands of some people who are prone to going a little overboard on their skin, this could be a huge disaster. I'm glad it's working for you though! Sounds like you're very careful with it.

[@genuinegingers1199]

Yeah I love it!!! Beyond amazing results on @fibroblastfacelift eyes breasts and elbows

[@EmVie2024]

i am surprised too. But this is his option and there is no studies done on it saying that it is terrible. it is true that ppl can get many plasm pen on amazon that it is not a FDA approved. the one i have it is FDA approved , this one is the very top, no plasma pen on the market overrides the one i have . I got my certification thru an Academy called PRIVE Academy . I have done some of my friends and they all had great results and i am being hired by a clinic

[@merveacik1822]

Do you do it self?

[@fatimawadvalla8176]

The first time I went for an aesthetic treatment (age 36) primarily for my nasiolabial folds the dr recommended 6 threads on each side. My face was swollen for at least 6 weeks and I saw no difference to my face. I got filler there and it was much better, but he was convinced me to get tear trough and lip filler. A few months later I noticed that when smiling my upper lip was skew and that on the same side the jaw was bigger. After watching this video it would appear my lip filler migrated! I am so glad I didn’t do the sculptra as he is also suggested and I’m now seeing a new dr!

[@darleenjustiniano5058]

I'm glad to have heard about the RF Microneedling because my skin and face was already beautiful and I thought that this procedure would make my skin more youthful but it did not. I had fat loss my whole shape of my face was different and the texture and skin itself took forever to heal. I had bought a package of 3 and I was terrified to go ahead and do the other two treatments. I had great skin pretty firm and no breakouts only one or two during pimples my period. Now my face was breaking out for a year badly and I looked like I had scars that I didn't have as well as spider veins. My nose even looked like it got bigger I mean it was devastating for me. I've had to do regular Microneedling at home to help scars and plump skin a little but still was unhappy. Now I've been doing facial exercises that actually have helped to lift my jaw and make my face look better but nothing how it already was before the procedure. I am so skeptical to do anything else as this was my first time ever doing anything on my face but have had botched up procedures on my body. A person really needs an expert and it doesn't matter how much you look into a person because you really don't know if the person is actually good or not. I thank you for the Truth and knowledge. They made it seem like it was all in my imagination as I kept sending them pictures as the months went by and crying out but they down played it.

[@danaso2567]

Thank you for sharing, I am interested in RF microneedling for collagen maintenance and keep hearing to make sure the practitioner is good, but how do I know? Even if I find good reviews, maybe it worked for them ..

[@ellarensle2020]

I've done it a week ago and I look like I've goosebumps all the time all over my face and neck. Did you experience that as well? What did you do about it? Please help. There is no information to find in the internet, youtube, etc. I'm pretty scared that it will stay like this.

[@kevinhanley6462]

You've done a great job of pointing this out. Results can be marvellous with one patient, but doesn't mean the same result can be on another.

[@candicers7697]

Love your videos and warnings! The only disagreement I would have is about getting filler or under the eyes. I have a great injector and I didn’t start doing it until I was around 55 years old. Almost 60 now and I can’t tell you how much I love the results. No problems with it at all and I know if I did have a problem, I could get it dissolved.

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks @candicers7697. I very much appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. It helps all of us learn.

[@angelamag]

I have the same experience, I'm very happy with my results. I'm 48 y.o.

[@kt9495]

The injector makes all the difference, and even with the best my body rejected it once. Other times the placement was horrible and I dissolved. Moved across the country from the only one who consistently got it right 😢 She used Belotero and I didn’t react and was very pleased. Now I’m very interested in PRF. Don’t want to try another injector for under eyes. Had fantastic results with PRP, but it only ever lasted 4 mos (done by same amazing injector that did undereye)

[@martinatverdakova2500]

I had under eye filer 2 years ago and not happy. Will never repite

[@Up-To-Speed]

@@kt9495 Do you mind sharing the information of your injector? I desperately need someone who knows what they're doing... thanks!

[@northernbunny9894]

I love how he explained what on with face when doctors or technicians do these procedures because people talk about do these kind of procedures like they're going to get the nails done.

[@BG-iy1vy]

Hi Dr :) I enjoy your channel. Please keep posting all this amazing and interesting content. I've been working with plastic surgeons, dermatologist and wellness Doctors for the past ten years. I was picked as a model multiple times, so I had the chance to try most of these treatments. The ones that left me with permanent scars were the plasma pen (around my eyes) and Fraxel (jawline). I had to be treated with peels and laser which improved the scars but they never faded completely. I have very fair skin, plus I have rosacea. Thank you for been so straight forward and informative.

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks for sharing and watching

[@Mari-if8xz]

Plasma fibroblasting is one of the most effective treatments I've done to my skin. An FDA approved machine and a highly trained esthetician at a med spa did perform my procedure though. Maybe that was the difference? 4 years later and my non-surgical face and neck looks great & I'm very satisfied.

[@rajanimdskincare]

There are NO FDA Approved devices for fibroblasting. Feel free though to name me one. I m always up for learning.

[@melinapech8804]

Doc i have had lip filler - dissolved it, I’ve also had under eye filler - dissolved it as well 😂 im in my mid 40’s and just about given up on trying to look younger - im opting for exercise, skin treatment for now.

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks @melinapech8804. I very much appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. It helps all of us learn.

[@Amanda_The_American_Mom]

Im now 34 and have never had filler,Botox or anything. I do wear sunscreen daily and use retinol cream. ❤

[@sheilamccurley7084]

Hi, I'm 70 and have a few wrinkles starting. What I want to tell you though is to make sure you are using your sunscreen all year long and especially pay attention to your Hands! They make summer driving gloves for hands now with 100% UV protection but always include your hands. I can have the brown spots taken care of with IPL's but the wrinkling from sun and evironmental damage from not using gloves when working can never be taken care of. The skin is just too thin and there are too many nerve endings.

[@piapadmore430]

Yipes! I am 54, and so far so good🙏🏻 stay away from cigarettes and alcohol, eat clean and you won’t grow older, just wiser🌹 I could never have needles jabbed into my face. I may do a breast lift, without implants, someday. *Maybe 😬

[@angelasprayberry65]

I have been in the business for over 20 years and I promise he is right on the money…

[@GodskidUr1]

I went to a regular spa and had microneedling 3 times and that was years ago, and the results were amazing

[@_akiangel]

RF microneedling is different to just microneedling though. I think he was talking about RF microneedling which is a lot more expensive.

[@sandrastola1753]

Your absolutely correct! I’m Hispanic , 56 and had fibroblast plasma done upper an lower eye lids $900 later… I was left with the carbon crust marks under both eyes! It’s now 7 months later I still have some spots that are stained onto my skin! It’s a waste of money my wrinkles and crows feet are still very visible!

[@rajanimdskincare]

I appreciate your sharing with the group here

[@LifeInStylebyLiz]

I could NOT agree more with several of these! I had under eye filler in my late 30s-I’m 51 now…I could see pea-sized lumps under my eyes for a few years after. I’ve also had Botox on my forehead and stopped…it lowered my eyes. I love my lip filler, no lip flip…too much and hard to eat and use a straw! Botox for crows feet, eye lift, bunny lines and chin…all great. ❤

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks @LifeInStylebyLiz. I very much appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. It helps all of us learn.

[@loraa3873]

Lower bleph does wonders.

[@SE-hh4vx]

Botox on the chin for what is for?

[@sarahmika6649]

How do you threat your forehead wrinkles instead of botox? ❤

[@LifeInStylebyLiz]

@@sarahmika6649 part of my forehead (closest to my brows) gets treated with the eye lift, but the upper part still moves. Fortunately I don’t have any wrinkles up there.

[@sarahlouise7163]

i had no other options available to me aside from fillers under the eyes. having had a lower blepharoplasty 20 years ago for hereditary bags in my mid 30s, i am now not a suitable candidate for a repeat procedure, as there isn't really enough fat there to redistribute. i have minor eye bags, but mostly the issue is a semi-circular trough across the entire width of each eye. so i took myself to a maxillofacial surgeon who also does cosmetic procedures. this was about 4 months ago and i am pretty happy with the result. bonus - the overall skin condition has also improved! i have had botox for 20 years, hereditary forehead lines. and then also around the eyes. i've had no issues with brow droop, ever... so, i don't know. very happy results for two decades. then i developed antibody resistance. so... i have had almost 3 years off so far, and eventually plan to resume treatments, but with a botox that has no complexing proteins, and so hopefully no more antibodies. two decades of no wrinkle formation on my forehead and around these eyes really has made a difference to my overall appearance. i have had a couple of very small lip filler treatments, just to the corners, to give a bit of "scaffolding". my last treatment was 2-3 years ago. about the same for the first treatment. i don't know if any of it travelled south, but the corners of my lips are sill upturned, and i have almost nothing in the way of marionette lines. i am 58, and in lucky possession of excellent high cheekbones. maybe that helps 😄 just imagine what all these young women are going to look like as huge amounts of (repeat) lip filler ends up spreading out and down. by the time they are 35 they're gonna look 55, bless them. anyway, i think i would rather have a facelift than have threads 😬 threads! no, no, no 😆 no 😆

[@1974angels]

Thank God that I saved my money and went to the best surgeon to do my breast augmentation back in 2008. He is an artist he took my tiny upper body and frame into consideration, measured me out like a map and he wouldn’t go bigger than 300 cc’s. Tbh at the time I was not too thrilled with his measured and conservative approach because I though heck let’s go bigger. Now, over 14 years later I know it was the best decision. I’m lucky that all these years later no issues and my recovery was a breeze. Thank you for sharing so ,I had valuable information with us 🙏

[@SleeplessinOC]

Who is that doctor ? I don’t think I’ll ever really go through with it even if there came a day when I could afford it but I don’t want to say I am completely ruling it out . I am a pear shape, as flat as could be. Have you noticed Kate Hudson’s augmentation ? She was never big busted like her mom but I noticed at some point that she looked like she had gotten an augmentation but it was VERY conservative . More importantly , it looked extremely realistic and natural on her as if they were all her. Taylor Swift on the other hand went too far and they look ridiculously too large for someone her frame. Plastic surgery is such an art.

[@jodimo]

The treatment for aging skin is changing the mind and heart into knowing each line is a chapter in yout lifestory.. I'm 62 and, I'm fake free and fab.

[@gerganakoleva4137]

That is so true. There is no going back, we cannot be 20 again. But each age has its perks, at 55 I feel that i am now the rock that provides stability in the family, the same way my mother and grandmother did when Ii was young and i am so grateful Kobe able to feel that power.

[@marga23]

I haven’t done anything to my face or body, however at 53 I am starting to consider some options. You really nailed it on what NOT do to myself. Thank you 🙏

[@rajanimdskincare]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙂

[@jakemcavoy2554]

Dr Ajani appears honest and straightforward regarding dos and don’ts, and gives clear rationals for his recommendations. Over time watching his many posts, I find he’s one of the most trustworthy doctors online. I don’t know where he’s actually located, if I were to have anything done, I’d have him do my face.

[@jen7834]

Under eye filler was the biggest mistake. I have one puffy eye and one hollow eye 5 years later.

[@martinschiller2154]

Getting yourself educated, is the norm. Better safe than sorry. Thank you, Dr. Rajani.

[@Up-To-Speed]

This is an excellent video. Very informative... I do wish you had indicated what does work 'better' to address these conditions.

[@rebeccahodges5376]

So much he addressed I pretty much learned the hard way. Threads lifts, breast implants and more all back fired for me. Oh how I wish I knew then what I know know. I appreciate more then anything his gentle way of using frank honesty and education. He is an amazing practitioner and a true master of the art of medicine. 🙏👏🏆🥰

[@collettebukucs5414]

I have heard a lot of bad things about the under eye fillers, other Dr’s commented about how they had many complains from unsatisfied patients 😮 So I really don’t feel like risking it, after all I’m turning 60 next august, and I think they are NOT so bad 😅

[@gulliver1416]

Years ago I had a plastic surgeon who didn't read up or just didn't know how to do the procedure. The bone under my eyes was so badly bruised that my eyes looked like I had a black eye. I also had lumps under my eye which was from the Radiesse filler. I had to have another procedure to get it dissolved but it took a very long time to heal. I still have the black eyed look

[@catherinemccollum8250]

Thank you, Dr Rajani :) I agree with your observations on under eye fillers and threads. I’ve had friends who found out the hard way. I guess I’ll just work on keeping my skin and diet healthy and accept a few wrinkles.

[@symphonyinrose]

As a male, forehead 'tox is one of the best things I've done for myself aesthetically imo. I haven't noticed any brow lowering as of yet, but do appreciate the lack of wrinkles I have in the area for my age. Sounds like I may be the exception.

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks for sharing!! Thanks @symphonyinrose. I very much appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. It helps all of us learn.

[@ksullivan7345]

Coolsculpting. The results were great at first, but then it seemed like the areas that I got it started to get larger somewhat in the shape of the mechanism. I guess it was similar to what Linda Evangelista experienced. Its my understanding that that is actually way underreported, and the percentage of people it happens to is larger than what they tell you. I had to then pay to get lipo to undo the big lumps in my stomach. (my weight was pretty steady during this time, so it wasn't due to weight gain.)

[@kimbershark]

I’ve always had very deep lines underneath my eyes. I got permanent filler and for the first time wasn’t insecure about the way I looked. The Dr did an amazing job. To give you an idea of just how deep of lines I have. I needed one full syringe 💉 under my right eye and half under my left eye. This was over 5 years ago so I need to get it done again. But please believe me when I tell you the difference was night and day.

[@Missycat914]

You're videos are so informative. I've had botox in my forehead 3 times, only minimal droop the second time. Told the technician about it and it didn't happen the 3rd time. So far do good, terrified to do my lips. I agree with all of the disasters you stated in this video. I microneedle every 6-8 weeks and very happy with results, I would like to do it with RF, but maybe not after watching this video. I don't want to lose any fat from my face. I watched your Castor oil video and 30 days in I totally see softening of fine lines. Thank you!

[@alisaa3999]

I hate the fact I got under eye filler. I got it dissolved years later and it’s still there. Fluid builds up looking festoon-like and I also have eczema flare ups in the area where it wasn’t there before. Don’t do it. You will regret it later on.

[@rajanimdskincare]

watch my plasmaeyes.com vids

[@TracyMarie71]

I get Botox for migraines. It’s never been enough to make it so I can’t move my forehead or brows. And I have breast augmentation, doing 650cc’s, which surprisingly put me at a 34G. I was fine with it as I’m 5’11 and balanced me out, curvy, and didn’t get in the way of exercising. I already have athletic build. I did have a double mastectomy due to breast cancer after 9 years. Battled it one more time afterwards, as it was estrogen fed. 3 year free this time around.

[@563891nr]

Based on my experience, plasma pen is amazing. It changed my under eye area and my hands are so soft glowy and absolutely much younger. All other treatments didn't work for me 🙂

[@anastasiakoroleva3424]

What did it do for your under eyes?

[@Melinda8162]

What did you do to your hands??

[@irisha286]

Do those pens work to make your hands look younger?

[@rbrz]

Did you do it yourself?

[@shannonmakhanian1365]

You are the best! The ones I regret you nailed the first one: under eye filler. I had it dissolved. Yet now it is 12 years later and I have what appears to be still lumps.🥺 Morpheus was expensive & I saw no improvement. I was told it was the best way to deal with crepe skin on neck. The only thing that happened is I lost feeling in my neck😵

[@camilabuonfiglio9079]

OK, I got what treatments we need to avoid, but pls bring solutions at all these cases

[@AndreaShink]

hallelujah. I have only gotten forehead and crowsfeet botox, and I have been pleased with both. having said that, since watching you and another YT channel, I am not having any botox and just using caster oil undereyes especially, but allover, and 'Frownies' on forehead, which I'd like smoother, but WOW! the caster oil results are crazy good! Thanks for that!

[@pbrfan7141]

I appreciate this direct & honest info so much. Dr. Rajani is just the best !

[@michelleryan1771]

I think I'll just stick to my skin care. It's already made a phenomenal difference in just 3 and a half months using tretanoin, vitamin c, peptides, moisturiser and facial oils and a red light mask.

[@LaryAk47]

I would die for an internship or fellowship with you! The amount of knowledge transmitted in just a couple of minutes is fenomenal.

[@rajanimdskincare]

I so appreciate that @LaryAk47. Stay tuned and have a super day.

[@annemargaretmorrall1442]

​@@rajanimdskincare you're what women need ! 🎉thank you

[@andariellandreea]

I had done the treatment with plasmapen and I had good results, my under eye skin was quite lose and it truly improved. I did it professionally, in a clinic that had good reviews

[@MariaMLoBalsamo]

Dr Rajani! I love your openness and honesty. I'm very conservative, less is more, and am looking into EZ PRF only.

[@luciathamarvalentecavalcan1903]

Watching your channel from Brazil...🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷....I know basically most of the procedures you've showed in this video...but I've them done cautionsly...My goal is to look natural.... Thanks a lot for explaining these procedures with so much details...🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks for sharing your experience. I worked with 3 Brazilians this weekend

[@RumiRose12]

Yes people need to know about the filler migrating and staying in their face for years when they think it’s dissolved in it’s own

[@sandrab2422]

I thought it went away. I want my filler disolved. My face is looking heavy.

[@SouGonzaBR]

Jato de Plasma FUNCIONA SIM. Não deixa queimaduras. Elas cicatrizam e somem as marcas. Exceto haja alguma intercorrência, como pode acontecer com qualquer procedimento estético e cirurgia. Aqui em Brasil, os aparelhos de Jato de Plasma são fiscalizados por ANVISA (FDA).

[@sterlgirlceline]

RF Microneedling. Turned my nose BRIGHT red which still did not subside three months later. The redness on the rest of my face went away in just a few days. I had to get V Beam on my nose which only reduced the redness. RF Microneedling was expensive and I didn’t notice any difference or improvement whatsoever. One detmatologist told me she does not do RF micro-needling because it causes unevenness in the underlying fat pad and makes it like bacon. I will just stick to microneedling without RF going forward.

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks @sterlgirlceline. I very much appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. It helps all of us learn.

[@NaplesMom239]

Agree on all (especially forehead Botox!) the key factor is going to someone that’s the BEST and most experienced in any of these areas….. don’t get treatments off Groupon, spend the money on the most experienced Dr if you are going to have any of these done

[@thai8020]

Fascinating video! Would love to see a part 2!! Thanks Dr. Rajani❤

[@louisar4227]

You’re right about the forehead Botox 👍🏼. It always makes my eyelids droop. At least it’s temporary. But forehead lines are so unattractive to me. I think I’ll take a little bit of droop over the wrinkled forehead and just keep doing my eye exercises.

[@katerina38ans]

I had undereye filler 10 months ago for the first time.and I love it. Zero bruising/swelling, no migration. I an 45. Also it was painless. I agree about the botox in the forehead but I still do it once a year. I also agree about lip filler migration, this is why I haven't done it for 4 years now but I am thinking of doing it soon because I have very thin lips.

[@mimilonsky718]

I did threads with suture suspension almost 3 yers ago. I still feel it in some areas of my face. I did the plasm pen, big waist of money and under eyes fillers over 2 years in a half and can feel a little bump. Not visible but we can tell it did not dissolved.

[@miertcsinalodhatudodhogynemjo]

Implants caused me autoimmun disease. As soon as they have got out the autoimmun condition started callming down. I will never get implants again.

[@frugallentigo6768]

I had threads done and looked fantastic for a week. The naso-labial line started returning on about day 4 and by day 7, I was back to normal. The doctor blamed it on my "enzymes" that had absorbed the threads. Of course no-one took responsibility.

[@rajanimdskincare]

The type of threads used are key. If the price is low often the quality is low. How many threads?

[@frugallentigo6768]

@@rajanimdskincare It was nearly eight years ago so the technology was quite new and thus expensive for the time. The product was SSoft threads and I had two of them. The company was Genop. I notice that the practitioner doesn't offer the service any more.

[@CjbrkBrooks]

My gal does Botox my forehead, and it hasn’t dropped down yet. I’ve been deliriously happy for six years! Looks great.

[@rajanimdskincare]

Thanks @CjbrkBrooks. I very much appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. It helps all of us learn.

[@Channelinterrupted]

I dis plasma pen to my hands, nexk and eyelids...my hands did scar for a year....but my face and eyelids turned out greqt and made the skin tighter for sure.

[@EmVie2024]

sorry to hear that .let me ask you a few questions . did you do it yourself? if so where did you get you pen from? Are you exposed to the sun? Did you let the crusts fall naturally or did you pick on them? when you did it, were you taking any medications then( there are certain skin problems and health problem that it is not good to have plasma pen treatment done) ? did you use appropriate after care products for healing process ? from the fitzpatrick scale what skin color # are you?

[@junesparks-bell8854]

I love my thread lift - 6 threads - Botox and sculptra - 1.5 years out and love it

[@rajanimdskincare]

Excellent combination

[@teresayates8274]

My mother had a thread lift done in Florida where she lives. And it failed a few years later. When she went back to complain she found out the place she had it done at went out of business and she couldn't get any information about where they went. Moral of the story, don't mess with your face.

[@cynthiajordan7511]

They just change the name of the company. I’m sure they are still there. I just can’t believe all the uneducated people providing such services. Flordia has the most lax laws when it comes to any malpractice. I think that’s why the business is so booming down there. You would think they have such high demand that the experience is there but it’s not the case at all.