Imedeen Time Perfection

I have been taking Imedeen Time Perfection tablets for nearly 5 months, and I am convinced they perform as purported.

I am 39 years old, and for most of my life, was a complete "sun bunny"; the key word there is "was". Despite consistent use of professional skin care products, regular facials (both salon and at-home), and even various cosmetic procedures, my skin was wholly unimpressive: poor elasticity, uneven skin tone, crepiness under the eyes, loss of youthful fullness/plumpness, premature wrinkling, etc. Regular injections of Botox, and ocasional injections of dermal fillers such as Restylane, Perlane, Sculptra, and Juvederm, helped to diminish the appearance of some of my "issues", but they did nothing to correct the existing damage itself, or to prevent further damage. Besides... I'm a big bab, and I HATE needles! LOL

My cosmetic surgeon's wife & I play tennis together, and she mentioned the Imedeen Time Perfection to me in passing. I began researching them as soon as I got home, and though encouraged by what I read, was still a bit skeptical. Could simply taking two little tablets once a day really make a positive visible difference in the health of my skin? Improve 38+ years of environmental damage and gosh-knows-what else in only 90 days, without surgery?

Simply put: YES. In even less than the recommended 3-month period, I noticed I could moisturize less often than previously required, and still have silky skin (from head to toe... not just my face). While I didn't have terribly enlarged pores before, I did notice a decrease in pore size after the first three months of taking Imedeen, and I also noticed some slight (quite shallow, but present nonetheless) wrinkling of my decolletage had actually seemed to improve.

Though I continue to take the two tablets every day, it's difficult for me to say how much of the current positive improvement in my facial skin is directly attributable to the Imedeen; I had a Fraxel Re:Pair procedure 5 weeks ago, and that, too, has helped immensely.

The tablets are not terribly pricey; I paid $190 for a 3-month supply the first time, then $370 for a 6-month supply the second time. I believe they are also available in other quantities, though I'm uncertain what those are, or how much they cost. At any rate, the $65+- monthly is still a lot less expensive - and less painful! - than dermal filler injections.

I have difficulty swallowing large pills, but the Imedeen tablets are small enough to be easily manageable for me. Be advised, though, that they DO stink like mad!!! One of their proprietary ingredients is some sort of marine complex from deep-sea fish, and the smell is certainly indicative of that.

I think Imedeen is fantastic but you do have to take it for at least 6 months to notice anything. I've been taking it for 3 years now and my skin has a lovely glow, has evened out and has improved all over my body - it looks younger and friends are often remarking on how good my skin looks. So for a long term treatment it is excellent and I wouldn't stop taking it because of the price when the results are so good. Persevere and you'll be rewarded! Jane