See what Dermalux Flex did for my skin | Alice Hart-Davis

I’ve been promising to show you my results after using the @dermaluxled Flex device - and here they are.
I was lent the device in April - it’s a medical-grade light therapy device, the most powerful type of LED light therapy equipment that’s available for home use (it’s mostly used in clinics), and offers red light (for stimulating collagen and elastin production in the skin, and improving hydration), blue light (for denaturing acne bacteria), and near-infrared light (for reducing inflammation in the skin and calming niggling pain in joints).
I know the technology is well-proven - but what could it actually do for my face?
I used it diligently - goodness knows there was plenty of time - for 20 minutes or so, five times a week and by the end of May, I was pretty sure it was doing my skin a lot of good.
In July, once the clinics were open again, I went to have some detailing imaging done by @nickmiedzianowskisinclair of @surface_imaging_ using a Visia machine at the @phiclinic which looked at the extent of wrinkling, pigmentation, sun damage etc in my skin, and compared it to previous images Nick had done for me in February (he is always scanning my skin, to assess the results of one procedure or another, you may have seen his 3D scans on the grid here. But I digress).
You can see on the video exactly what the Visia saw, and what the Dermalux had done for my skin.
It’s an expensive piece of kit - it costs £1,914 - but as you can see, it delivers significant, measurable results.
I’m still using it, and find that those glowing red lights are a real mood-booster on gloomy days, too.
And I’m so thrilled with the results I’ve added the Dermalux Flex to the shop on shop.thetweakm...
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#ledlighttherapy #dermalux #dermaluxflex #photobiomodulation
ABOUT ALICE HART-DAVIS
Alice Hart-Davis is an award-winning beauty journalist and author. For nearly 20 years she has been reporting on the aesthetic cosmetic procedures known as tweakments, and has trialled many procedures in order to review them.
Alice has won awards for her work, and attends aesthetics conferences around the world and spends a lot of time catching up with the doctors, surgeons, dentists, nurses and the companies behind the technology in this fast-expanding field, the better to understand the tweakments on offer.
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[@onetime7408]

The surface imaging with the visia machine looked terrifying! The results from the light therapy device were incredible. Would you say that this device has given you the best results from all at-home devices that you use?

[@thetweakmentsguide]

Hi - and yes definitely

[@WaitingForTheSubway]

Is this better or different than celluma? It’s about a thousand dollars more, just wondering if it’s better. Thanks

[@flowerseva]

Alice - is this healing to rosacea and broken capillaries? Also - how does this compare to Celluma Pro?

[@WaitingForTheSubway]

Same question!

[@swilson5260]

hello Alice, I hope you might be able to help. I bought a Demalux Flex via your site. I am trying to figure out the balance of use. I started by using it daily but I have seen reports that it induces an acute pro0-inflammatory response after use. I know that it's chronic inflammation that is damaging and that acute inflammation may be positive but I just can't find information from the company about how beneficial long-term use is. What I am driving at is - can I overdo it? Is daily use too much? Is initial daily use good but then with a reduction to, say, once weekly? I am concerned that by continuing daily use I might be damaging my skin after initially supporting it. I have tried contacting Dermalux but I haven't heard back from them. Thank you for your advice Best wishes Annie

[@WaitingForTheSubway]

Did they give you a discount code? Thanks

[@lynnmcdonald3401]

When you say you partnered with them what does that mean? Affiliate program? Mlm? Just curious.

[@thetweakmentsguide]

Hi Lynn, we are partnered via affiliate. If you purchase via our website, we will receive a small commission!

[@MoniaFORSETE]

Very intriguing. I hope you will keep us updated on further improvements!

[@thetweakmentsguide]

Thanks Monia, I've got to try out some other tweakments now, but will carry on using the Dermalux because I know the benefits it gives.

[@julie.jellybeand8853]

What is the code for a discount. And what’s their website.

[@katecrowley1858]

That was incredible. You are looking beautiful. Great to have you back on KZbin. Xoxo

[@thetweakmentsguide]

Thanks Kate! I hope I'll be popping up on here a bit more regularly, hope you are ok, xx

[@wigginoutswigreviews]

No offense please, but I’d like to see it used on someone with actual damage in their face. Acne scaring, blemishes, deep lines, etc

[@mamakipa5801]

Can I know what is this computerised differences? Skin analysis company?

[@haley_144]

Great video. I ordered one recently - I'm waiting for it to come in the mail! 🥳

[@PastryTCB]

Have you Got it? I thinking about buying it to and would love to hear other People’s opinion.

[@lalaDrlalaDr]

How did you get on?

[@haley_144]

Yes - I love it! @@PastryTCB

[@haley_144]

@@lalaDrlalaDr What do you mean?

[@allicernoch]

Thanks for making this video!

[@jennytaylor3324]

Informative review. Have you heard of Celluma, the US equivalent? Was wondering if you've any idea how they compare? Is it useful for broken capillaries?

[@thetweakmentsguide]

It has been tested head to head with Celluma by an independent lab and Dermalux delivered more power - because it uses single-wavelength bulbs rather than multi-wavelength bulbs

[@thetweakmentsguide]

No it won’t get rid of broken capillaries but it will reduce redness all through the skin

[@WaitingForTheSubway]

@@thetweakmentsguide hi there, why would a single wavelength bulb be more powerful? Thanks.

[@igarza495]

Can I use it on my stomach wrinkles After losing weight..??

[@thetweakmentsguide]

Yes - it will improve the condition of the skin but it’s not going to give you the equivalent of a tummy tuck

[@fleurdixoncoote]

Wow Alice! I love my Déesse Pro ...but I’m so tempted by this.

[@thetweakmentsguide]

Hi Fleur I have to say it’s really good x

[@fleurdixoncoote]

@@thetweakmentsguide have spent all afternoon looking at it 😆 and I’ve just bought one x

[@thetweakmentsguide]

Oh wow, enjoy! X

[@PastryTCB]

Fleur i Saw that you bought one. How do you like it?

[@cp-kd9yn]

Hi Fluer, im debating between the deesse pro and dermalux. Which did you like better? Thanks!

[@lacrimoaradorrer4378]

Is it similar to celluma?

[@WaitingForTheSubway]

Will it do blue and red at the same time? Thanks

[@PastryTCB]

Yes it Will

[@crissocias]

Which light did you use?

[@gladimarv3855]

she mentioned in her q&a w dermal she uses red with infrared

[@PastryTCB]

Does anyone know How it performs on Old acne scars?

[@martinagallagher3354]

What light would you use for Rosacea

[@GreciaPetry]

Yellow

[@elisabettaviva7697]

nice video , how much for this machine ??

[@Moniq29uk]

£1900

[@jibransiddique9123]

@@Moniq29uk from which site i can buy

[@s.b9118]

@@jibransiddique9123 im in the uk and boughtmine from the currentbody website. I just recieved it today so will need to use for a few weeks yet

[@missdiamar3897]

@@s.b9118 how has it been? Do you see any results? ❤️

[@neenanorto3399]

Where and how do I buy Dermalux

[@What_aabout]

On the website currentbody

[@kristynlawson383]

I just bought one and the red light goes right through the protective goggles. I am scared the red light is bad for my eyes..

[@thetweakmentsguide]

Hi, the goggles that come with the Dermalux are fully protective- if they don’t seem to be doing the job, contact Aesthetic Technology, the company that makes Dermalux, and see what they say

[@1c2h3e4u5n6g]

Close your eyes

[@kristynlawson383]

@@1c2h3e4u5n6g Even with my eyes closed, I see bight red. Just worried the red light is bad for my pupils and eyes 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@danielaburcus5135]

You should always wear the special DM googles ! Under the googles add wet cotton pads to give you an extra eye protection!You shouldn't do it without this!

[@gladimarv3855]

@@kristynlawson383 Same! my aesthetician uses dermal and has to add a ton on cotton pads on top of my eyes under the goggles, otherwise its too bright for me

[@carolgoodman4880]

I guessed your right age before I saw it and you look great! I didn't really notice anything different after especially for the price. Stressing about your skin is no good, chill out its in the genes. There's not much you can do.

[@ginaloman]

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