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Which tool can I use to get rid of a double chin??? Like not just sagging skin but fat. Seriously considering lipo but I thought maybe there is a beauty device out there…

Are the sales still going or will there be any for 4th of July?

Hello guys, I am 36 and using both nira pro and percision. I have severe tech neck, and after using the pro on the sides of my neck, now the deep lines have significantly improved to the point where they are becoming invisible, however the middle of my neck, I can still see the deep lines! Percision also works perfect for me when lifting my hoodie eyes, but my under eye wrinkle becomes more obvious due to dryness. overall, I personally think nira is a lot more promising then lyma. I have a lot of questions about lyma, still wondering what's the mechanisim of delivering the results. nira uses precise wavelength to heat up the water in the dermas to create acute stress on skin, red light mask use certain wavelength to regenerate the our cell, therefore becomes more healthy. This sounds a lot like how lyma is working according to this UA-cam (Sorry, I don't know her name).I am wondering if the "cold laser" is just red light, that's why it needs such a long treatment everyday to see results. With $2000 t0 $3000 budget, it makes more sense to see a professional for shorter treatment and promising results. I've heard a lot of good things about JOVS 4D mask, it uses 4 wavelengths (2 red lights, 2 lasers), 15 min/day and costs $700-$800 without promotion. People who uses it also indicate they see dramatic improvement on skin tone, much like the lyma but cheaper, easier, shorter treatment. I personally think lyma is a scam, and we should shop wisely.

Does anyone know if the Nira works to reduce vertical lines above the upper lip, known as smoker's lines?

thanks for another amazing video and for your rec on nira precision for my hooded eyelids. I got it and waiting for it to arrive. can't wait to start using it. I'm actually in the UK and am considering LYMA and maybe even LYMA pro, although its soooo expensive

If I have a high frequency device could I also benefit from a red light therapy mask? Or is that overkill?

THANKYOU.

Great tutorial, thank you!

Tripolar or NEWA? I Need to narrow it down :)

We appreciate the effort you put into creating this content. Your before and after photos, along with your insights, will be incredibly valuable for anyone considering our NIRA Lasers. We’re grateful for the opportunity to be featured on your channel. Thank you for being part of our NIRA family!

Hi Trina, this is the first time I came across any of your videos and I'm hooked already. I am 42 and I have very hooded upper eyelids. I've started doing face yoga which seems to help with my jawline and my nose lines, but nothings seems to shift with me eyelids. You mention in the video that you used to have droopy eyelids. I wonder what you'd recommend as the most effective way to make them less droopy. I'm desparate and started looking into plastic surgery for that. Thank you!

Quick question - can you use the Cosrx Snail Mucin essence with this device? Thanks!

I can't locate Newa on the Canadian Current Body website and the US site doesn’t ship to Canada.

I guess depending on age or skin issue... I found the lyma laser helped alot for overall.. glow and looking younger.. i am 59 years old.... i dont have much for lines etc,, but it helps to lift and make my face look healthy..i never tried the Nira...so i cant say anything about the device..

Hello! Can't they do a mask with the lyma laser like a LED-mask? :)

I got rid on my nira pro because I wasn’t noticing a difference. Do you think the precision is better for the eyes? 👀 does it have that annoying beep?

After using the lip mask for a year do you see a difference? Is it necessary when you have a face mask? My lips look like they are still getting red light in the lip hole.

Hi! Quick comment -as a lyma laser user for couple years now I’ll say I use NO skincare under it just clean skin and it is very good at giving a glowy, plumped look to the skin …as well as improving skin texture scars pores acne even some lifting/refining of jaw line…it clearly isn’t skincare doing it for me. I look rested and healthier in the immediate hour or so after using it. 15 mins gets you some circulation and plump to the skin before makeup for an event. Longer sessions in front of television/ while reading most nights before bed are where long term change occurs. It is not for faint of heart. It takes too long and isn’t immediate enough for most people. It’s for people willing to use it at least 30 mins for real change.

hi trina which one is best for lifting coz i don't have hyperpigmentation or wrinkles and am most concerned about jowls and nasalabia folds

Also the ONLY think that helped my jowls and hoooded eyes was giving up sugar and switiching to all sugar free options ( of which there are many) toxins cause a lot of stress on the skin and also build up under the skin - SUGAR IS POISON. I swear by this and have stopped all my beauty devices because you can't do on the outside what needs to be done on the inside....

This makes me want to re start using my Nira

New subscriber ❤ excited to learn from you

Bro has pcos

Your jowls did not look real noticeable before - but - I could really tell a diff after!

Good Evening Trina. Your presentation caused me to purchase a NEWA device about an hour ago. I ordered the corded version, and I am excited. Thank you.💜🙏🏻👑✝️

Trina, I just bought the Lyma laser based on your reviews. My only question is this. Generally speaking, can we combine the Lyma laser with our favorite LED mask on the same day or should those modalities be spaced apart? Other than that, I am loving the Lyma so far and it really seems to be helping with my perioral dermatitis.

How long is you face actually peeling? I work.

Thanks for the thorough review ❤ I'm leaning towards Nira because of both the budget and the treatment time (I'm a new mom 😅). You mentioned that you do your Nira treatment at night, is that the same time you use your LED mask? Would they go well together considering they both give the skin sime heat? I use my LED mask right before sleep. How about the combination of Nira and microcurrent devices such as Bear2? I don't have a microcurrent device right now but am thinking of getting one in about a year once my baby has a better sleeping schedule and I can afford to have more self-care time. I'm wondering though, how I'd layer LED, Nira, and micro current together, or if purchasing Nira now will prevent me from using a micro current device

I use the Nira with my dominate hand while brushing my teeth with my electric toothbrush with my left. Pretty fast!

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Hi, any restrictions with the Lyma or Nira for acne? My menopausal skin doesn't cooperate sometimes. I have the Nira precision, and I've learned the hard way that the concentrated precision tip hurts A LOT on skin imperfections. With the bigger tip on the Nira pro, does the larger laser surface area dilute it so there's less pain? I knew nothing about the Lyma before today. Thanks!

I’ve been using this for about 2 weeks now - I have the cordless and prefer that. I have a dedicated device cabinet and keep everything charged. I like the Newa but it’s time-consuming especially since my skin care routine is already very long.

I have the Nira Laser and use it regularly. I have to be careful with all my heated devices because I’ve experienced burns. I’m not sure if it’s working for me or not. That’s because I use a lot of devices and I’m not testing them like an influencer.

How often a week can you use it x

Can you use a Lyma if you have rosacea?x

thanks

Surprisingly, what has worked best on my hooded eyes has been my estradiol vag cream. I have a dedicated tube I use as eye and neck cream and after a few weeks my eyes look much better.

I read that using home microcurrent too often causes wrinkles! I like using myrolift mini and use it everyday and more strokes than average. Is that OKAY? Some please answer

I wanted to like the Lyma so badly, but after so much experience watching their social media, their founder Lucy only shows long distance shots of herself, and if you do see a video with a content creator she hasn’t filtered, you can see that she has wrinkles and clearly uses Botox on her forehead. I don’t believe that the Lyma is the miracle device it is being promoted as. Plus the people they use on their social media promotions are either young (so don’t yet have aging skin) or celebrities who are clearly using professional procedures. If the Lyma was as good as they claim, why don’t they show real before and after images of everyday people that are not filtered or photoshopped in any way? Again, I’m not a hater, I really wanted to like the Lyma.

I love the results from the Lyma, the best at home laser! I bought it during black friday at discount :)

Thanks Trina, great tutorial as always. Do you have any thoughts as to which device is best suited to treat smoker's lines? They are my no1 concern. I use the Zipp and the Maysama Panel religiously. I would appreciate any advice you might have for me. Thank you

Do you wear upf gloves

The Nira pro is def much more within my price range, however I really suffer from melasma…. The heat from the Nira pro, prob no bueno…???? I’ve been eyeing and hoping to save up for the Luna since it came out….🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

Exciting! I have both as well so I'm watching now to see how your results compare to mine. Couldn't find your chart to download -- ?? I have a feeling I know what your final thoughts will be . . . . Time for face & neck - Lyma - 75 to 90 mins. (inc. lots of 5 min. holds), Nira 12 mins. Skincare - Lyma - really really dislike their Mist & Glide, instead I use a variety of oils. Also, don't like Lyma's Serum & Cream either. Nira - haven't tried their products but absolutely love that you use it on clean skin. Lyma - totally pain free, Nira Pro - zero pain, unless you don't lift it to move to next spot, that creates a lot of heat. Lyma - it takes soooo long that it's a bore. Personally I think all the gliding doesn't do all that much for your skin as the laser doesn't get a chance to train on anything, so I do a 5 min. glide on each of cheeks, forehead & neck, and then do about 12 5-min. holds on various parts of my face. I too have thought a bit about whether it's the products and hour facial massage might be a big part of my results. Lyma - I don't mind looking in the mirror for 12 mins. while I use it. Eyes -- I use Lyma across my upper lips and holds on various places above my brows to get eyebrow lift, which also helps with hoods. With Nira, I do 3 zaps over each upper eyelid and then zap above my brows to give them lift. Both do give lift and have evened my brows. But I think Nira probably accomplishes that over a shorter period of time. Skin Quality -- I think they both improve skin quality/texture. Also, both greatly reduce redness as in banish it completely -- at least for me, and I have rosacea. Skin Firmness - Lyma does help with firmness, slowly, very slowly. Nira - not sure. Here's a question that maybe you can get answered -- I don't know what they call them, but you know that test you can get that shows sun damage? I'd love to know if either of these devices show improvement in those tests? Lyma says it does deep to actually fix damage so I would think those tests should show less damage over time??? Which would I recommend? I doubt people want to spend 60 to 90 mins. a day so the Lyma will get old quickly. Nira at just 12 min. a day, which includes extra passes all around my eyes, is a piece of cake. I have to say after using my Lyma religiously every night for 4 months, I've kind of pooped out this last month, so I've got my battery charging and start again tonight, I promise (I hope). Loved your video!!!!

Thanks, Trina!! Love your videos and how thorough you are with reviewing devices. You have definitely inspired most, if not all, of my beauty device purchases! 😀 I have and love both! ❤ I've had the Nira since August and use it more because it's faster, but I try to fit in the Lyma at least twice a week. I got the Lyma in December and committed to the 30-60 mins the first 3 months. I was excited to use it and the time passed pretty quickly since I am always doing it when we're winding down before bed and watching TV. I also do the Nira while watching TV. In the beginning I used the mirror, but now I pretty much have a sense of the "route" around my face. Although... My face must be much bigger than Trina's because it takes me longer than 3 minutes. 😂 I love and will continue to use both because of the improvement in skin texture and my fine lines have softened.

For 2k more, it's not worth it bc you can get some great in office treatments for that amount if money not to mention the time. I'd get rhe nira and hit the derms office.

I have it and it's a total waste of money: it doesn't do anything for my skin, including pigmentation and blackheads, and it's awkward to use as the suction is too strong even at the lowest setting. The battery holds much less than FOREO's claimed two hours. I even asked for a replacement because the device wouldn't turn itself off and the battery ran out. What's more, FOREO deletes honest comments they don't like. Per FOREO, the device is NOT waterproof.

thank you for all the hard work that went into making this comprehensive video and spreadsheet. You saved me so much time! I was considering the Dermalux panel both for anti aging and treatment of chronic pain. I think for safety everyone should protect their eyes and wear goggles when using panels, regardless of whether it “feels” too bright. My one issue would be needing to buy LED eye goggles on top of the $2500 for the panel. I was hoping if I waited it out, a company would come out with a device that avoids needing to buy both, because I think if you’re spending at the highest price point, it ought to cover everything. I think I would just about have a heart attack if I purchased one of these panels and it stopped working after the warranty! Who knows how much they would cost to repair or if there are any places that actually do that. I don’t know how well this would work on hair growth, considering it’s not going to cover your scalp like the helmets do but i’m also not convinced that the LED hair growth devices do much because everyone who has reviewed them is also using other hair growth treatments. I would love to know if you feel the panels work as well on your face as the masks, which potentially sit closer to the skin and if you’ve used this for hair growth. Your hair is beautiful; it doesn’t look like you have any thinning but since you mentioned they could be used for that, I am curious .

would you give me permission to use this video on my website?

How do you know how what level you should turn it to?