LaseMD Laser Treatment Before & After | Fixing My Skin | Sarah Brithinee

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Thanks so much for watching today’s video! I’m taking you along through my LaseMD laser treatment. I’ve been on a journey of fixing my skin and the dark spots I have for quite a while and this was the next step in that journey.
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[@heymisswest]

I just had it done. At first I was like wtf did I do but one week later I'm like WTF will I do without it

[@melodygriffith5754]

Hi Sarah! Been following you a while and appreciate you sharing your journey with this experience! Although I do not have any words of wisdom or advice for other treatment, I just wanted to give you some love for making this video and being so real! I honestly could never tell you had anything to worry about as far as skin insecurities, you are so pretty! I have 2 darkish spots that have developed over the past couple years (I’m 32) but I haven’t started looking into treatment or anything for them-just yet. But thank you for sharing this and I wish you all the best! 💛Fun side note- I wore my silver hammer hoops from your line yesterday! 😄

[@audreytsegal7581]

Hi Sarah, this video was so helpful! I was thinking of doing this treatment as well so it's definitely great to see the process.

[@savanah1407]

Thank you so much for sharing! I want to get something like this done but don’t know where to start. And I agree with you on the “no downtime” being a lie because most of us going in for these types of treatments feel more comfortable wearing makeup whether it’s to go in to work, be on camera for zoom calls, going to the grocery store(!) etc. I’m at the end of the video now, that’s INTERESTING her Before photos look so different than yours. Please keep us posted on what you find to be effective or not effective treatments.

[@sandradow1783]

Thanks for sharing this story. I want to say how beautiful you are inside and out. Hope you will be happy with results but know how awesome we think you are!! Good luck.

[@watermelongal5512]

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing this with us!

[@crystalwiltermood4837]

Thanks for sharing! Please keep us posted 🙂

[@saraw8503]

I had laseMD this past Monday (8-29-23). My dark spots were darker after the treatment but when the skin peeled off (day 4) some of the darkness came off. Day five now and still my skin is flaking off. I have committed and prepaid for three treatments. Now that I know….I am questioning the next two treatments.

[@danakuharske8253]

I actually did a combo of dermv laser and the lasemd on the same day. I noticed a huge difference in just a few days. I think the key is multiple treatments.

[@amandasibley7039]

Thanks for sharing your results. Hyperpigmentation is a never-ending battle

[@annedarby4924]

So interested in this topic. I went to the med spa and had a consultation. I started with some creams to get rid of my hyperpigmentation. It has been about 90 days and have noticed no difference. I have been wondering about ipl or bbl. It makes me nervous to spend all the money and see little to no results. Keep updating!!!!

[@cv7958]

LaseMD is the equivalent of clear & brilliant - a gentle laser that you need a series of and best candidates are people with fairly good skin and want maintenance and/or minor corrections. I think you would do better with a stronger laser to deal with the pigmentation such as Fraxel or Halo. Or you need more gentle lasers/chemical peels. C&B usually recommends 4-6 treatments.

[@amandasibley7039]

That’s not how they promote it. The doctors make it sound like it’s a fixer for everything. Happy this video shows realistic results

[@amesydaisy]

I had my first IPL session a few weeks ago. I don't see too much of a difference in my rosacea yet but the texture/pores on my face look better. My beauty mark is lighter though so I do think it is working. The pain isn't too bad. They can control the intensity. The first row was really uncomfortable but after you know what to expect it isn't too bad.

[@Coco81218]

This is why prefer doing chemical peel over laser. It’s so much cheaper and effective but peeling can be a pain in the butt.

[@722ang]

Thanks for sharing! The Biossance Dark Spot Serum from sephora is really good…has helped my skin a lot after acne scarring and pregnancy.

[@annieg.7051]

I use BIossance and their products are wonderful and they work!

[@MizRahla]

This video is a year old and you’ve probably figured this out already, but laser skin procedures are going to require more than just 1 session. The first one is always going to be a little more conservative but even if it wasn’t, you’re still looking at at least 3-6 sessions. I’d assume you’d probably need no more than 3. The other thing is that melasma spots are chronic and you’ll always have to treat them in some way, it’s never going to fully go away. You may have flare up’s where you’ll need to treat them. That lutronic laser you used in here is much gentler on the skin too, so this is a safer bet.

[@tcroughwell]

I found this video because I just got a consult for LaseMD. (Thanks, super helpful!). The office told me that I'd need 4-8 sessions to get rid of my hyperpigmentation, which is maybe a little bit less than yours in this video. So my guess is they didn't give you a very realistic expectation for 1 session? That said, I haven't had it yet. I did do IPL a long time ago, and it did nothing for me. I've since been told it's more for sun spots than post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, which is why it didn't work for me. In my consult they also recommended ProFraxel, which gives faster results but it looks like it hurts a lot more, with more downtime.

[@DA-wx3uo]

Thanks a lot for this genuine review it makes such a great difference with people who are sponsored and keep saying everything is great. I will subscribe to your channel just because of that, at least I know you give truthful feedback and like us you spent your own money, thanks a lot and all the best on your skin journey. My skin marks exactly like yours. The only cream I find that works is SKINOREN. It was prescribed to me by a dermatologist in France who retired and she told me it is an old cream but the only one that gets rid of marks properly

[@Research6458]

Spectra Laser set of 2-6 does “spot” treatment for brown spots, or melasma related spots - might be something to look into!

[@ArtemisRising289]

Your results really do look like the spots lightened up. I think you’d need another treatment or another laser that targets pigmentation.

[@clareboyle1964]

I know when I had it done, they said it would take up to 3 sessions to see the best results.

[@moxiepops8457]

Wow. After one Tex your skin looks beautiful. Def worth a follow up trx - you need at least 4 - ask for a package price

[@nancycastro8907]

Thank you for sharing.

[@whitney1677]

It looks like they definitely put you in different lighting during the second one.

[@tonyawoodward2786]

Did you ever find anything that helped your dark spots. I dont think I've seen someone that has spots on the sides of her face like mine before. I did a Fraxel laser years ago and it made the biggest difference but about 2 years ago i got the Musely spot cream and it faded them a ton. They are still there, mind you.

[@makeupman007]

Very helpful.

[@gintarezaldaryte3972]

Hi, Did they give you a special serum to take home?

[@Rambat]

You have a to give it time. It’s usually a series of 3-6. You need great skincare products. Usually if you buy a package, you get a discount.

[@ginam8718]

Thank you for sharing your journey with so many details. 💛 I have also pursued treatment over the years for hyperpigmentation. I was so thankful to find. Dr. V on YT. She explained "skin of color" which I didn't think I had. Such great learning!

[@rebeccabadi]

what level did you get?

[@alizgold2579]

Does this help to reduce large pores

[@bnb0510]

You’re expecting too much too soon. You need 3-6 treatments for most lasers and chemical peels to work. Unless you’re going for something with significant downtime this is how it works. This should’ve been explained to you….

[@rg7220]

Hi Sarah, just wanted to say you are so beautiful! I'm sorry you went through so many things and spent that money on things that didn't help much. Was wondering if you ever heard of the medical medium Anthony Williams? People have good results with doing his liver cleanse and sometimes the liver is the reason for dark spots and when you clean it they fade. Everything is through eating healthy foods and juicing as well as adding supplements. It's natural and safe for nursing mothers. He's helped me a lot with things drs couldn't.

[@user-DVpazyamor]

Have you tried taking tranexamic acid? It works wonders for me and also the first time I got the laser I moisturizer it’s too much and I was told the pigment healed with my new skin so in my second round I let my skin be more dried and flaky . My third laser was cool peel and that worked even better both lasers were 2 years apart.

[@ariaciano6910]

My mom recently did a tranexamic acid peel on a couple sun spots, and they’re almost entirely gone. Very impressive, but for her, she wouldn’t do it again because she said it was extremely extremely painful… not sure if that’s normal for that peel or not? I’m having LaseMD for a couple spots myself today, so it’ll be interesting to compare results with her. Definitely going to look into cool peel if it doesn’t work, so thank you for the suggestion!

[@user-DVpazyamor]

@@ariaciano6910 the tranexamic acid I use it but as an oral pill 💊 not a peel. Look into it, it helps me tons and I live in a very hot and sunny place.

[@lec530]

Ummm I backed the video up and paused on those drastically different before and afters. They cannot be serious!! Were they messing with the lighting or something?? I definitely think a consultation somewhere else is next step… 🤔🤔🤔

[@sarariegel]

I was just about to say… plus, that “before photo” barely even looks like her!

[@gidget_]

I'm so sorry you didn't get the results you wanted. I think you look beautiful and you inner beautiful shines through as well. I would get a second opinion and hopefully they can help you achieve what you want for your skin. Imo I think you look beautiful right now.

[@AnnGaffka]

Your skin will take continuous care. I’m sorry they overpromised results. This obviously would take a series of treatments and without regular treatments, those spots will return. CO2 would give the dramatic results you are looking for, but it essentially takes off the top layer of skin and has extensive recovery. You needed a series of treatments with products. Please find someone who works with you for a treatment program.

[@rebeccaelliott9521]

Try skin fix moisturizer. It’s the best!!!

[@nancyhope-landon9185]

I feel any skin treatment is like going down a rabbit hole. Sorry, you didn't get the results you thought you might get. I know that for any of those treatments they want you to sign up for more than one and usually 3 ish. I had micro-needling (dermatologist suggest that rather than the laser) done and after three treatments I didn't think the results were great and I wish I did the laser. I recently had "age" brown spots removed from my hands (again they wanted me to sign up for 3 treatments @$300) the laser did remove most of the spots and when I went back for a general/yearly skin check I mentioned my hand and she took out the liquid nitrogen and used it on the spots were left and that really worked and she never charged me for the extra "hits". Get another consultation and see what they say. I do think your results might be a bit better with IPL but again more $$$.

[@sophiawish9772]

Her photos don't show much difference. You look wonderful just the way you are, you are a lovely young lady! I would try another practioner.

[@joervin2927]

IPL, it works on dark spots. That looks like what you need. I do one session once a year.

[@sweetestsna1]

Have you heard of of curology? Try them and save money! $74 for azelaic and glycolic acid 😶

[@ariaciano6910]

Glycolic acid can be purchased for WAYYY cheaper just about anywhere, and azaelic acid can be purchased quite a bit cheaper too, especially if you order through an Australian pharmacy that ships to the US. Curology is great for prescription tretinoin though!

[@simonettegiselle2655]

I don’t think it was worth it at all. I feel like they know how to do proper lighting and make sure they get the best photos.

[@user-xv1cs9mm9d]

This treatment is mostly for skin texture, i think they didn't consult you properly ): also the amount of times you touched your face made me so nervous ! D:

[@nanoubella8763]

Franchement on ne vois pas trop de différence

[@theflorezfamily]

Radio frequency microneedling!!!

[@joaovermelho0084]

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