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Not Enough, Not Long Enough for What I Paid

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Updated 23 Sep 2007
Posted 23 Sep 2007
Not Worth It
Spent: $3,000 in Los Angeles, CA, USA
I had two intensive treatments. Considering the cost, the results were pitifully minor and it lasted only a few months at best. I was told it would last 5-7 years or more. I think that the hype, the magic and the hope that they give you should be subjected to some warranty that it will last as long as they claimed. It was such a waste of money. The result was so minor that nobody noticed it except my doctor who held up the mirror and told me it was so much better than when I walked in. I might have convinced myself of the same.

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suesunswim (9 posts) 28 Dec 2007
Hi, that stinks that you had this kind of experience, especially since your doctor tried to tell you that HE saw immediate results. That is crap. The whole premise of the TITAN laser is that it builds up collagen gradually. Plus, you got way over charged. I do tons of research before I do anything to my face or body and everything I read about the TITAN, along with what my practitioner told me, is that it is not a "quick fix", and it takes months. The problem is that a lot of places tell you things that are not realistic and when those goals aren't met with the procedures done along with what is paid, people get discouraged. I totally trust the place I go to, as a matter of fact, they won't do treatments on me that they feel like I don't need, even though I try and insist sometimes. It is too bad that there are so many places out there that basically prey on the insecurities of women and will tell them anything and charge them so much money.
c'est moi (6 posts) 5 Feb 2009
I'm currently in the market for a TITAN practitioner in LA--hopefully we're not going to the same one! Would you mind telling me if your doctor was a licensed MD with his own office or just working out of a spa?

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