What Is The LYMA Laser And How Does It Work?

[@PixieDusted72]

Holy smokes! That price point is steep but those results(if accurate) are impressive!

[@selectiveoutrage6617]

You know there will be cheaper knock offs within a year, so I will be content using my Nira Pro, Omnilux red light and Foreo Bear till then

[@avr198]

Sorry to start with a negative; you lost me at 'easier than wearing an led mask' -- the lyma requires either gliding on your skin or if you wanted to leave it on one place -- you'd have to hold it. It's not a passive device which you can just leave on your face. Perhaps you meant easier in terms of not needing any special conductive gel, making sure the device is conducting (one of the main reasons I don't use the myolift as much). If so, apologies for misunderstanding. Totally not knocking the efficacy of the device bc I do have one, but it is tedious. It can cause fatigue in my hand if I hold it (hold it lightly even) too long. The results take forever to see; but there are results. Once you get into the groove after using it for a good number of times (can't tell you how many exactly bc I've been using it for over a year) I can actually feel that it's working (the day after the treatment); during the treatment, it's just gliding gliding gliding while i'm wondering if this is doing anything. Like you, I don't use the glide gel that comes with it -- it's an icky/gloopy feeling (honestly, it feels cheap) and leaves what I feel is a disgusting residue. I find that the oxygenated water is a scam (it's just a feeling, not calling them scammers), housed in a cheap spray bottle. So I haven't used them since the first time. It does need slip from some kind of product, so I use mine with facial oil; right now it's a tiny bit of biossance rose oil. I don't dare use a lot bc somehow I think it might affect the penetration of the laser -- just my own armchair scientific reasoning. I got it mostly for pigmentation / melasma. It hasn't reduced my pigmentation (after almost a year of use); but the obvious result for me is it makes my skin feel plump. If anyone knows of a good pigmentation / melasma device -- please share! (I also have the omnilux -- and that doesn't work on my pigmentation either). What I hate about it: the tedious nature of using it and the hand pain (even though I hold it lightly and am not putting too much pressure on it) + yes, it's not just 15 minutes if you want results. It's 30 mins to an hour. I try to use it while watching a sitcom. But have a hard time continuing after an episode. It gets really boring. (Still, I don't regret getting it. I actually want another so I can do it twice as fast!)

[@EmorettaRobinson]

I'm glad that you explained the process, the technology and gave your thoughts. The price is what it is. It's the effectiveness that I wanted to know about.

[@beautybeyond40]

I am so excited to see your results! Loved this video.

[@TheOrganicEsthetician]

Thanks Trina! I’m excited too 🤞🏻

[@DSmith-ix1xf]

Because your complexion appears flawless already, it would be hard to appreciate any gains from the Lyma.

[@selectiveoutrage6617]

Can you use on neck? Over thyroid? Would it replace red light masks, microcurrent devices and Nira type lasers?

[@erikakronvold4211]

Do you have alternatives to the Lyma? The Price is to high for me. Thank you for your information and reviews overall. ❤❤

[@ann6406]

Hello..I been using the for 6 months..although my skin looks good ..i have sone dermal fillers and i noticed my face is slimming down as i am using the laser ..i think it affects dermal fillers..Also ..i tried using it in my hands for a month and it seemsl like they look more thin and dry ..i think if you are 50+ i dont know how effective it is for you ..this my experience

[@nadiaitani]

It sounds wonderful! My only question is I heard on so many sites that lazer is a great modality but using it all the time can remove or damage facial fat pads and I really don’t want that. As I get older I’m finding that my cheek bones are quite prominent and I’m losing facial fat which I hate. Does this lazer do that? Or does it help the face to rejuvenate the fat pads too? Thank you! I just found you and your videos are awesome!

[@ZOEYANDFRIENDS673]

No, it doesn't damage your skin. it promotes the opposite; healing. and promotes collagen.

[@jaimepomeroyalbano918]

I’m wondering why this over a face mask or even the celluma? Is it just the close proximity over the skin more effective?

[@lightoftheworld44]

How does it work on the neck?

[@MOLL146]

Does this device work on olive skin ? Does it aggravate pigmentation?

[@mindtheprivacy]

So is this or will this be unbiased?

[@ChillingWithMel22]

is this device FDA-cleared and also have there been studies done on this device for that price? I would hope that it comes with that.

[@lightoftheworld44]

You can look that up yourself

[@suemcconniel72]

​@@lightoftheworld44, you're rude

[@nickcj77]

I don't think it was meant as a rude comment. Just as a suggestion. At least that's the way I read it. 🙂

[@ChillingWithMel22]

@@nickcj77 that is exactly how I meant it glad that you understood

[@ChillingWithMel22]

I was definitely interested in purchasing for that price. I would like to see some double-blind studies or at least it FDA-cleared backing on the device since I never got a reply back it makes me think that there isn’t one because I wasn’t able to find one online.

[@alexanderwoodley]

Don't waste your money, it doesn't work. Load of obscenely expensive rubbish.

[@nicolarsefir]

Can you tell us why you feel qualified to make that statement?

[@alexanderwoodley]

@@nicolarsefir yes I used it religiously every day for 18 months for at least an hour a day and it did absolutely nothing. The biggest waste of money in my entire life.

[@babaali4410]

You doń't need to say Hi I'm Katie and I'm you organic esthetician each video it's too much.

[@_NeelyOHara_]

How rude!

[@babaali4410]

No it's not! it's telling the truth, she does not need to say her name every single video.@@_NeelyOHara_

[@suemcconniel72]

Right. What about people finding her for their first time?