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Write a ReviewProfractional Laser Was Recommeded for Radiation Skin on my Chin Which Caused Bumby and Wrinkles - Pittsburgh, PA
- Paularae
- posted 2 years ago
- updated 2 years ago
- Not Worth It
- Cost: $3,200
- Donna at Aqua Blue Spa in Upper St,Clair, Pittsburgh (aqua Blue in Pittsburgh)
I was told that the profractional laser treatment...
- 31 Jan 2011
I was told that the profractional laser treatment would smooth out the skin on my chin which was bumpy and wrinkly due to radiation from having head and neck cancer. I have had two treatments and I do not see any improvement in my face. I cannot believe that since I went through cancer, tey were still only concerned with making money. I feel as though I was conned. I still have to pay for something that did not work. Maybe time for a lawyer.
I not only did not get any improvement, I know...
- 19 Apr 2011
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My rating:
Due to the cost and lack of skin improvement. It is a waste of money. Please don't do it.
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Should I go through with it? Are there other effective treatments? It seems others like the CO2 laser.
Hi steeley,
Welcome to the Profactional Laser community. As community members mention all the time and since you are skeptical you might want to consider doing a great deal more research, get a number of doctor recommendations and find someone you truly feel comfortable with and you fully trust. Let us know what you decide.
Thanks,
-Britt
Hi Ardis,
Thanks for the review. Did you peel at all? That's not fun what you are dealing with especially after having cancer, I'm so sorry. Have you seen another dermatologist? Please keep us updated.
Thanks,
-Britt