Nasolabial Fold Tightening and Under Eye Wrinkle Treatment with Nebulyft Radio Frequency

[@EmorettaRobinson]

Is this new model just as effective as the 2nd model that is larger? And I'm glad that you showed yourself using the device on yourself. I hadn't even thought of using it on the eyelids. So it was good to see that it is possible to do so.

[@tjrae3242]

Which of the three would you recommend? And I mirror Britany's question.

[@mindmiracles7304]

Thank you so much for talking about this new product. No one else is showing it.

[@Dani-hd1xn]

Hey there, so now it's been almost 6 months. Can you do an update on how you feel about this device? Love that it doesn't reduce facial fat

[@user-fg8qr9jc7r]

I dif lose facial fat

[@Chris-hr3fc]

If you could only buy one device, and your goal was collagen renewal, would you recommend micro current or radio frequency?

[@lisaleo6453]

I listened to your video about using both micro current and RF devices. I’m wondering what is defined as fine lines? I’m wondering if I’m beyond “fine” at age 67? Is there some sort of consultation service that can tell me if I’m a candidate that could benefit from these?

[@taratinSD]

This gave me the idea that I can try using my evenskyn Venus around the marionette lines, since that is also designed for under the same eyes. I have the original nebulyft and really like it. I tried the model up and liked it better, but I sent it back as it had probs charging.

[@TheOrganicEsthetician]

I think that should work! Just make sure there’s no EMS. Im pretty sure there isn’t but am mentioning it just to be safe.

[@jessicaulrich-lee5100]

Thanks so much for your videos. You mentioned listing the ingredients of the gel. Last time I checked it wasn’t on their website. I have just been using aloe gel. I think it is still as effective. What do you think?

[@denisenj7648]

If RF has to heat skin to 42 degrees to work, why do these devices have different levels? Are lower levels not getting skin as hot and therefore not working?

[@albamanzanaresboga690]

I am currently using the tripollar Desire. I am in the sixth week using it 3 days per week and I have started with the first setting because I did not know what to expect. I do use other devices like microcurrent and red light and other skincare like algae base serums and retinol that can be also contributing to collagen production and the state of my skin. However my skin change drastically when I started using tripollar. I notice it around the 4th week. My deep wrinkle in my forehead has not disappear yet but it is smooth, my smile lines are gone, so are the little foldings that were forming where my crows feet are suppose to go and the texture of my skin is super smooth. So I can say that with good care, the first setting works just well for someone young or with sensitive skin.

[@Spicydoc1]

@@albamanzanaresboga690 he said you’re using it on your face every three days? That’s very encouraging as I watch other videos. Where are you? They are stating that we can use it once every 3 to 4 weeks.

[@denisenj7648]

@@albamanzanaresboga690 if lower levels work then why do they have levels at all? I mean, they have to heat the skin to 42 degrees to work, correct? So if all levels do that then whats the difference between the levels?

[@albamanzanaresboga690]

@@denisenj7648 I am no expert on the matter but according to the tripollar manual that is the device I have, it is because of how fast the device heats the skin. So maybe the levels are because it is going to reach 42 faster in the span of 3to 4 minutes in comparison. But again, I do not know for sure.

[@abisaiborder]

Maybe because if u start at lvl 3 u will burn u skin, u need to star at lower level to start heat the skin

[@El-Wifer]

If you did not have a device and you had to choose between R1 and R1c, which would you choose? I am looking to buy one in the sale. Also, do you know if they can be used/charged when traveling to Europe? TIA

[@lexir6852]

Could you do a full tutorial using Nebulyft, I am considering buying based on your videos ❤

[@kellydunworth3689]

Hi Katie, I am wondering if you can speak to using a nebulyft device as someone with minor hyperpigmentation around the perimeter of my face (sun spots, melasma). I have it quite mild, all discoloration has been successfully corrected with 1 IPL facial and took several years for pigmentation to begin to return. Thank you so much for your time.

[@jennybolter1102]

thanks Katie but it is £120 dearer on their UK site US $299 UK £359 what a rip off

[@barbaras8318]

Could this device or any other rf device burn fat pockets under skin?

[@kara6767]

Is this better than tripollar vx? Whats the difference thank you 😊

[@TheOrganicEsthetician]

I compare Tripollar NeWA and Nebulyft in a recent video 😉

[@supportersfortravis4554]

Does the R1C also help reduce pores like the N1? It isn't mentioned on their website. I have a Newa but am interested in the Nebulyft. Should I get the most expensive N1 or the new R1C? Please help! ;)

[@kymiranee]

Katie I asked you last time and if you could respond would be great. For dark skin which Nybulyft is best for dark skin? I'm worried about hyperpigmentation..

[@TheOrganicEsthetician]

I think if you’re really worried about pigmentation or melasma or are a Fitzpatrick 5 or 6, I’d skip RF and do LED light therapy instead just to be safe. I like being conservative when it comes to skin.

[@gillcameron8105]

I'd love to get this device and have been in touch with Current Body but they don't ship to New Zealand. Every other country but here. Would you believe it!. Is there anyone who would be willing to post out to NZ for me... fully reimbursed for costs of course.

[@musicalcat7779]

How often should you use this? I already have the Tripollar and using that every other day. Is it too much if I buy and use this one just for the smile line and under eye on the day I am not using the Tripollar? Thanks

[@vivianhong612]

Seems that people are starting to use anti-aging devices at a younger age nowadays. I guess prevention is key 😊

[@jh9912]

In your opinion, do you think these devices are really safe to use everyday?

[@vergarame0406]

is it as good as the myolift? I'm thinking of purchasing that one.

[@TheOrganicEsthetician]

I love the Nebulyft devices for quick firming. I’d make sure you watch my RF comparison video just to rule out the other options ☺️

[@andreaprockup219]

Hi Katie, could you please review the new tripollar Envig Edge vs the nebulyft devices?

[@beee___]

Hi Katie! Just curious, how would we work both microcurrent and rf into our routine? Is it okay to use both in the same day?

[@Kendralovesskincare]

I'm not Katie, but yes you can. I use RF then Microcurrent personally.

[@kristimcintosh7725]

Ok so, i had the nuface and i loved it. But it stopped working after 18 months same with the my omnilux- actually 11 months for that one. And my myolift just quit working after 2 years in August. Kinda seems like all these products crap out... I mean i liked them all ok, they provided results untill they stop working.....is this one worth the money?

[@christinef.7344]

I am not sure if I would use RF under the eyes as the skin and what little fat pads are there could possibly melt in my humble opinion; just doesn’t make sense to me.

[@TheOrganicEsthetician]

Obviously, only use products you are comfortable with but there’s just so much misinformation so I want to reiterate… these at home radio frequency devices that use multi polar RF do not affect adipose tissue. ❤️

[@christinef.7344]

The skin under the eyes is so thin compared to the rest of the face, so even though the temperature of the Nebulyft stays the same on the devices I question the safety.

[@thisislorn]

I'm still having trouble understanding the difference between the 3 units and why i'd pay almost $700 more for the larger one

[@ultrasound7092]

So if I already have the nebulyft R1, will purchasing this one make the other one obsolete?

[@TheOrganicEsthetician]

I think if you already have the R1 you are golden. One RF device is enough. But if you don’t have an at home RF device and you also want to address smaller areas of the face, R1C is a great option. ☺️

[@ultrasound7092]

@@TheOrganicEsthetician OK! That makes sense - thank you so much for your answer :)

[@lauriebrown9714]

Unfortunately this discount code doesn’t work anymore. It only offers 15%. Rats.

[@AnnaPekarkova-ly5ij]

Co to je za přístroj prosím?🙄 Nejsou české titulky... nerozumím co se zde mluví.

[@adoreu7790]

Where is the link to this? I can’t seem to find it. 2:44 2:46

[@sugarfree_2023]

Under eyes the skin is too thin, and some people have it thinner than others. I would avoid even home rf for these areas

[@gailnightowl0423]

I can't use radio frequency devices because of my pacemaker. :(

[@helenemasour9256]

So expensive

[@user-fg8qr9jc7r]

PLEASE READ This device is not safe to use at home for non professional people. The fact is that I mistakenly did not follow the directions and I made the mistake of watching this youtube video about this device. It turned out that because of that .I used it around my eyes and my eye vision was practically destroyed, i also didnt use enough gel and I lost considerably facial fat by aging me by 7 years. What I mean by this is that the margin of error can exist but the consequences are beyond psycological or physical realm. Therefore, this type of devices should not be at sale in the first place to be use at"home" I warn everybody not to use Radio Frequency in the first place.Read articles about experiments with this device and you would rethink your choice hopefully.