HOME SKINCARE LASER for SAGGY JOWLS & FINE LINES (Nira Pro 60 Day Trial)

[@AgingNaturallywithJodylynn]

I hope you are feeling better! You look great! ❤

[@AboutFaceWithMonaBagot]

Hi Cindy, the use of black and white shots, definitely helped see a difference. I do like my red light therapy and believe it helps. I would be interested in trying the Nira. I had a scary experience with a now discontinued device.....it may have been user error, but I now have twisted carotid arteries that I did not have before, and I can only surmise (although not prove) that it was due to the device. I am now wary of many of them. ~ Mona

[@beyond50skin]

So nice to see you back on YT. Glad you found the black and whites helpful. Wow your experience sounds a bid scary. I'd also be very wary after that experience as well. Honestly given the time commitment and inconsistent results, I'd pass on the NIRA. Thanks for watchign and wishing you a very happy week!

[@beautybydez]

Excellent review, Cindy! If one has the patience, dmall results may be achieved but how much of a difference would they make to one's appearance. Thank you for taking the time to give us a really comprehensive and thorough review!

[@beyond50skin]

Thanks Dez, you’re welcome. Much appreciated your review as well. I’m not sure I have the patience to continue the 20 min a day commitment for the subtle results, especially when I’m not noticing a difference in the mirror. I also have some reservations about the heat / subsequent inflammation twice a day.🤷🏼‍♀️

[@NIRA_skin]

The NIRA Lasers work similarly to exercise and muscle improvement; it takes time for the collagen to rebuild, and the best results are seen with continued routine use. Our laser causes no tissue damage or irritated nerves. The NIRA has five comfort levels, so users can easily adjust based on skin sensitivity. It is safe to use it at home daily!

[@TamarasTimelessBeauty]

Thank you for the time and effort you put into detailed review! ❤

[@beyond50skin]

You’re so welcome. I just wish it had delivered a bigger bang for the buck and the time commitment is just too much! Thanks so much for watching my friend. Hope you’re having a wonderful wonderful week💜

[@claudiaglows]

What a great review! Thank you for the time and effort and took it all before and after pictures and being so thorough going over them

[@beyond50skin]

Hi Claudia , that means a lot coming from you because I know you know how challenging before and after pictures can be!! I wish I could’ve said they were more conclusive results but honestly, this device is much too expensive for questionable results… all that heat exposure and it’s not very clear that it does anything. A Dedicated neck and décolleté skincare routine I think will take people much further in the improvement of that area. 💜

[@pamorama]

You did a great job photo documenting this. I saw a slight change in nasal labia folds as well as the side neck angles, but it was very mild and not worth the price of the device unfortunately. If a device were $150 I would get it because it seems like it might be a good maintenance Tool. It’s just so pricey, and the result is not very marked.

[@beyond50skin]

I 100% agree. The results are a bit inconclusive and definitely subtle .. esp for the price and twice a day time commitment. Thanks for watching 💜

[@NIRA_skin]

Thank you for your feedback on the Nira Pro Laser. We appreciate your thoughts on your experience so far. While the initial changes may seem mild, you should begin to see more visible results within 60 days and great results within 90 days. The price of the Nira Pro Laser reflects the quality and effectiveness of the device. We also offer a 90-day money-back guarantee, so if you are not satisfied with the results, you can return the device for a full refund.

[@pamorama]

@@NIRA_skin I have the original Nira precision and I think it’s a good tool I consider it a maintenance device and I felt that the price was in line with what it did-but this one is too expensive and I don’t understand why, because you had the technology and I could see it being $50-$75 more than the Precision but not anymore than that. I really believe you’re going to have to run some sales to get people interested but thank you for commenting and thank you for creating interesting devices!

[@NIRA_skin]

@@pamorama Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. We appreciate your feedback on the pricing of our NIRA lasers. It's important to note that the price reflects not only the technology but also the quality and effectiveness of our devices. We strive to provide the best possible results for our customers, and this includes investing in cutting-edge technology and ensuring the highest standards of manufacturing. We understand that affordability is a consideration for many, which is why we do offer sales and promotions on various occasions. To stay updated on our latest offers and promotions, we encourage you to sign up for our newsletter at the bottom of our website's page.

[@janestclair3650]

You look great. I have the original one..is there a discount code for the new one. I. Want to treat jowls And marionette lines.

[@beyond50skin]

@@janestclair3650 see description however I personally haven’t seen a difference using the pro.

[@NIRA_skin]

Hi, @janestclair3650 The NIRA Laser is designed to help with fine lines and wrinkles, including those around the jowls and marionette lines. We are so confident that you’ll love your results that we offer a 90-day money-back guarantee.

[@olinayoung6287]

Thanks for taking this one for your Beyond50 groupies 😁 team again. I’m secretly glad it was a bit of a flop 🫣!! Is that bad? The commitment would’ve been too much for me. Now an office visit, I’m very curious as long as I’m not burning off the top layer of my face off !! ❤😂

[@beyond50skin]

Absolutely not bad that it was a flop!! I bet you’re kind of glad 😂… That’s the reason I’m doing these reviews .. to show you the flops as well as the good ones. I would not purchase this with my own money given the very inconsistent results and the time commitment! Plus I’m not sure how healthy repeated heat exposure is to the skin on such a consistent basis. I think you could get a nice in office treatment for a similar investment.

[@NIRA_skin]

Hey there! No worries at all! It's totally okay to feel relieved when something doesn't go as planned, especially if it means avoiding a hefty commitment. However, with NIRA - no face-burning involved, promise! 😄 You also have a 90 - Day money-back guarantee period with NIRA and you can't get that from an in-office visit.

[@grat2010]

Thanks. i appreciate you sharing your results and the care you took with how you took the before and after photos.

[@beyond50skin]

You’re so welcome. Thanks so much for watching. I hope you found this helpful. I definitely was wishing for a little bit more of a change and something a little more definitive for the price & time commitment. I think it should deliver a bigger bang for the buck!! Thanks again for watching and being part of the beyond50skin community wishing you a wonderful evening💜

[@ScienceNotSurgery]

Very thorough review. I was curious about the device. Great advice re: skin care products esp for neck. Your neck & dec look very healthy 😊I have found that keeping up with Botox injections to neck bands helps keep jowling at bay. I am able to use my tretinoin on my neck 3x/wk definitely keeps skin plump and wards off the crepies. ❤

[@beyond50skin]

Glad you enjoyed the review. Thanks so much for watching . I wish my results had been more conclusive. I honestly think a dedicated neck care routine will make a significant difference. I always recommend trying that before making the huge investment in a Skincare device. I Tried Botox for my very strong platysmal bands and had good results. I’m definitely definitely due & putting that on my appointment to do list for May! Thanks so much for sharing what’s working for you for the neck and dec. So glad to have you as part of the beyond50skin community.💜

[@NIRA_skin]

The NIRA works to rebuild collagen and renew the skin so it should help to improve crepiness in other areas even though we are FDA-cleared to reduce fine lines and wrinkles around the eye area. Many of our customers use the NIRA Laser as maintenance between Botox, extending results. NIRA only reaches the dermis, so it won't affect injections. Wait 2 weeks post-injections before using NIRA, and inform your Injector. You can also use NIRA with tretinoin, alternating treatments. Remember to apply on clean, dry skin, and use sunscreen daily. Watch for sensitivity, but overall it's safe with other devices. Your skin may need extra hydration. We do also offer a 90-day money-back guarantee for our customers to try out the device before fully committing to the purchase, so they can get a feel for it and see how it works with their skin type.

[@melp8175]

Thanks Cindy! I only have a led mask but I love it on my neck . I’m debating on buying either a Nira , or micro-current device ( nuface mini) my question is: can you use a Nira and nuface around the thyroid area on front of neck? I was told only a Led mask / panel was safe for neck. What do you think and thanks! ❤❤

[@beyond50skin]

Isn’t LED fabulous?! You’re correct you should not use microcurrent & home laser over the thyroid. I should have mentioned that. I completely avoid that area esp. with a history of thyroid nodules and surgery. Thanks so much for your question and joining the conversation💜 Be sure to compare my discount on the NFmini to the price you find is you go in that direction. Honestly if I were to pick the two devices I use the most it’s LED & microcurrent. Good luck in your decision :)

[@NIRA_skin]

The NIRA laser's energy is absorbed in the dermal layers just beneath the epidermis, focusing its action in this specific area for collagen stimulation and skin rejuvenation. Its targeted approach ensures that the laser's effects remain localized and do not penetrate deeper into the body to affect internal organs. Consequently, the NIRA laser is deemed safe for treating the entire neck and chest region.

[@FrancneQuan]

Hi Cindi, Thank you for posting this NIRA sixty day video. Yes, there are subtle improvements in the neck lines. Are you going to continue with NIRA? If so, how often? Cannot wait for the in office procedures video.. How do your teeth stay so white? You look fabulous!

[@beyond50skin]

Thank you for your sweet comment and for watching. I’m also looking forward to doing the in-office neck and décolleté rejuvenation video! The NIRA (once again) is too big a time commitment & to expensive.. plus the results are just not exactly clear … it doesn’t deliver enough bank for the buck… IMHO…so glad to have you as part of the beyond50skin community. Have a wonderful rest of your week.💜

[@FrancneQuan]

@@beyond50skin Hello Cindi, I agree with you that the NIRA is too big a time commitment & to expensive. I have been using my NIRA on and off (off due to office procedures). Have seen no results. When it breaks it will not be replaced. I see more bang for my buck from procedures in office - deep chemical and lasers (Halo, Morpheus 8).Love the ZIIP. The lip treatment is awesome (do it twice in a row). Enjoy your day.

[@beyond50skin]

@@FrancneQuan Thanks for sharing how much you're loving the lip treatment. Off to do my ZIIP! Have a wonderful week.

[@NIRA_skin]

Hi there! Thanks for watching the NIRA sixty-day video and noticing the improvements in her necklines! I'm glad you found it helpful. As for continuing with NIRA, it will only produce even better results, once you continue with regular usage, perhaps incorporating it into your skincare routine a few times a week.

[@NIRA_skin]

@@FrancneQuan Hello there! Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We understand that the NIRA can be quite an investment, both in time and cost. It's unfortunate to hear that you haven't seen the results you were hoping for, however you do get a 1 year warranty. It sounds like you've found alternative procedures that provide more noticeable benefits for you. The NIRA Laser does not use UV or LED light; it is a 'near infrared', non-fractional laser that gently heats up the papillary region of the dermis, right above the point of heat-shock and just below the pain threshold. This provides as much or more heat shock protein (to trigger collagen production as the older fractional approach). We appreciate your feedback and wish you a fantastic day ahead!

[@AgingNaturallywithJodylynn]

Great review! Thank you my friend!

[@beyond50skin]

Thanks Jodylynn.

[@NIRA_skin]

Hi, @AgingNaturallywithJodylynn We're glad you think so! We're excited for you to treat yourself with the NIRA Laser.

[@Sara-yw9lz]

Can I use Nira and Radio Frequency on the same day?

[@beyond50skin]

I do not recommend using RF and NIRA in the same routine if you’re using them on the same area. Both devices heat the skin and using them together would be too much. 😊… You might do one AM and one PM. I would be cautious 💜

[@NIRA_skin]

Yes, you can definitely use the NIRA Laser with other skincare products or devices. We recommend using other tools, like microneedling, microcurrent, radio frequency or anything of that nature, in alternation with the NIRA. For example, use NIRA in the morning and other devices in the evening to give your skin some time to reset. I would just look out for sensitivity-if your skin feels alright to be using another device as well, then it is completely safe. Just keep in mind that with more use of skincare devices, your skin might need extra hydration in those areas, but other than that, you should be fine and it is totally safe!

[@pamsmith484]

It seems your before pics are better than the after pics after using the device..

[@beyond50skin]

@@pamsmith484 Many have commented that using skincare devices that produce hear dehydrates the skin and that improving ones skin hydration routines can prove results. I feel like I have a pretty hydrating routine … so I’m not sure why my results are so poor. The only conclusion I can make is, that for me personally, the NIRA didn’t work.

[@NIRA_skin]

Thanks for your feedback! Results can vary based on individual skin types and consistency of use. For the best results, we recommend following the treatment guidelines closely and being patient, as improvements can take a bit of time to show. If you have any concerns, please feel free to reach out to our customer support team for personalized advice.

[@lynnees9828]

First, your videos are very thorough! I gave up on devices and at 67 went for a lower face-lift. I was never a sun sitting person so my skin wasn't too bad. But I detested my jowls and turkey neck. In the end I am pretty satisfied with the results although it did break the bank. Oh, I also did a lower blepharoplasty. Unfortunately I had to return for a full revision as well which my doctor did at no cost. (Had poor first results with all.) I tried Morpheus treatments and felt that it was one big waste of time for the cost. I will say my same age girlfriend, who has severely aged sun tanned skin, did an ablation type peel. It's costly but the results were/are phenomenal. Night and day. I can only hope to have the funds for that as I would love it. Her skin is so much tighter and they say will continue to tighten. I enjoy your total honesty. Nira hounds me to buy there product and after I spent on another red light device with no results, I won't try it. Now, if you have any advice on thinning hair I am all ears. I just started a supplement. Wish I could budget monthly Nutrafol as I've seen it work on my doctor. She is in her 40's though but was losing hair already. If this doesn't work I will attempt the other. Again, thanks for your thorough time.

[@beyond50skin]

Thank you so much for for sharing your experience on facial aging and your decision to get a facelift. I am 100% not opposed to getting a facelift. Nothing over-the-counter can lift skin especially if you have jowls and extra skin under the chin area. I 100% agree with you that you should save your money for a facelift for sagging skin …unless it’s extremely slight then ablative laser. I have a video on my ablative laser experience. It worked beautifully, but I know it won’t last forever so I’m definitely considering a facelift down the line. I have a whole playlist on my hair loss adventure. I have to be 100% honest none of the treatments are inexpensive except perhaps minoxidil, but that is a monthly expense and a huge commitment on a daily basis . If you’d like the link to my hair loss playlist, I’ll leave that down below and if you’d like the link to my ablative laser journey, I’ll leave that down below as well. Thanks so much for contributing to the beyond50skin community… that’s with this channel is all about, sharing what we’re learning in our wiser Over 50 years💜 Laser: FINE LINES, TEXTURE & TONE @beyond50skin kzbin.info/aero/PLjFNwJbcQHzfh_rYbko5U-Ux_8W84KSfZ Hair Loss at 47: HAIR LOSS & HAIR CARE SOLUTIONS @Beyond50skin kzbin.info/aero/PLjFNwJbcQHzfPUbp4RYbRNM8myQD6MQt9

[@lynnees9828]

@@beyond50skin Thank you. I have begun one video on your hair journey. Yes, minoxidil takes time and I am in the shedding stage. Never knew I'd have so much gray coming in too. Yelp! Doubt highlights will suffice anymore. Gonna have to get the full color, I believe. Scared to stop using the topical minoxidil now too. Look forward to more of your honest videos.

[@NIRA_skin]

Thank you for sharing your perspective, Please note that the NIRA uses different technology from Red-light LED therapy. Red-light LED therapy may offer less effective anti-aging results compared to laser treatments due to their lower energy and less targeted light. For optimal results, it's generally recommended to have at least 10 sessions lasting about 20 minutes each over the initial few months. While at-home LED kits are available, results may be less pronounced than professional in-office treatments or other at-home devices. Individuals with photosensitivity conditions or on medications that make them photosensitive should avoid red light therapy. NIRA, a trailblazer in the field, introduces the first and only painless at-home laser devices that are FDA-cleared and clinically proven to reduce fine lines and wrinkles in less than 5 minutes a day. Non-fractional technology has also been shown to lift hooded eyes, brighten skin, reduce hyperpigmentation, tighten skin, and improve skin's texture and tone. NIRA's patented laser technology is 200x more powerful than LED and 190x more powerful than competing at-home laser light technology, providing unmatched efficacy for your skincare journey.

[@NIRA_skin]

Thank you so much for featuring our NIRA lasers in your video! We're thrilled to see our products being showcased and appreciated by such a wonderful content creator like yourself.

[@anniecallahan3945]

we have a nonprofit for veterans and do wellness and beauty programs for female veterans...can you donate products for veterans. who would we contact?

[@janestclair3650]

I'm 77. Good skin except for staffing. I'd be willing to do a before and after.

[@janestclair3650]

Should read jowls

[@beyond50skin]

@@janestclair3650 Jowls are a challenge!

[@peanutbutterguy71]

I noticed a slight improvement in your jawline as well.

[@beyond50skin]

I appreciate your feedback. Always good to have more eyes on my before and afters :)

[@NIRA_skin]

Hi, @peanutbutterguy71 That's great to hear! We're excited for you to treat yourself with our NIRA Laser too.

[@gingertunstall7739]

In the before photos especially the front face shots you can see pores very clearly but not in the after photos. This would indicate a change in the photography.

[@beyond50skin]

Honestly, I think it has more to do with the fact that I used a chemical exfoliant the night before shooting. But to your point photography is virtually impossible to get exactly the same in and before and afters (even with the same camera & lighting) You kind of have look at the big picture … which is why I likely won’t continue using the NIRA given the results weren’t all that conclusive and it’s a lot of time commitment, plus it’s pricey! I’ve actually considered stopping doing before and afters, but people seem enjoy them and want them as proof 🤷🏼‍♀️ I think they can be best counted on when there’s a significant & obvious change. Subtle changes are really hard to discern. Thanks as always for sharing your feedback and wishing you a wonderful rest of your week💜

[@Mexicobeanpole]

I do before and after photos of clients. I’m a personal trainer. I have them wear the same swimsuit and I use the exact same location and the exact same outdoor lighting and time of day, and exact same camera. Precision in lighting and clearness is so hard, even with all these consistencies. I guess only a professional photographer can do that.

[@beyond50skin]

@@Mexicobeanpole So true. It can be a serious challenge. My best outcomes have been with studio lighting… I thought I’d nailed it but it continues to be a work in process 😊💜

[@deannamaasbach6720]

Can a, 80yr old use this?

[@beyond50skin]

@@deannamaasbach6720 Age isn’t a barrier. I think your decision should’ve based on your goals / expectation of improvement based on researching people’s results 😍

[@NIRA_skin]

Hi, @deannamaasbach6720 Yes, an 80-year-old can use the NIRA Laser. It is designed to be safe and effective by anyone over the age of 22. NIRA Lasers are safe to use and suitable for all skin types and tones.

[@6FreedomFighter6]

They call it tech neck

[@beyond50skin]

@@6FreedomFighter6 Ah yes. Too much phone time for sure!

[@cammieklund]

I'm surprised that you continued to use Nira after the previous video where you had no results and was questioning if it was a good thing to heat the skin up every day...😅

[@beyond50skin]

@@cammieklund Thanks for your question! I promised & committed to my subs to give NIRA a go for 12 mos. If it had been detrimental vs no change I would have discontinued.. but ultimately it just didn’t work for me.

[@cammieklund]

@@beyond50skin Thank you so much for your effort! Really valuable!🫶

[@beyond50skin]

@@cammieklund of course! Glad it was helpful:)

[@AgustinaGutierrez-t8b]

😅

[@SunnyOrlando]

love the products but they break and customer service is nonexistent

[@beyond50skin]

Your not the first person to have this experience.

[@margiemudge6607]

So your Red Light therapy must not have really worked.?

[@beyond50skin]

Yes, and no, Red light therapy doesn't in my opinion "remove" deep wrinkles and especially will not eliminate jowls or lift sagging skin. In my experience red light therapy has worked best to maintain my complexion (overall brightening and clarity) and over time my hope is by keeping cells healthy and improving ATP promotes collagen, maintains hydration & helps reduce oxidative stress . Cells can't function properly with out ATP which in my case I am hoping will help maintain some collagen and elastin through out my postmenopausal years. But unfortunately the replacement will never out-pace depletion as aging moves apace, along with bone resorption and fat loss.

[@geraldineduffy7134]

k❤

[@TheBohemianStyle]

I appreciate the photos, but I am putting myself in your shoes, and I feel disappointed. I wish you had better results. It did nothing for your jowls, but I do realize that Nira device is for only fine wrinkles. So I don’t think it is for us who have medium to deep wrinkles.

[@beyond50skin]

100% agree. Also the time commitment twice a day was a bit of a bother not to see better results. Thanks for watching and sharing your opinions 💜🙌

[@NIRA_skin]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us. We understand your disappointment and value your feedback. While the NIRA device primarily targets fine wrinkles, we continuously strive to enhance our products to address a wider range of concerns. Your input helps us improve and better cater to the diverse needs of our customers.