I agree with you that whoever sold her the product is to blame. However, one is also as much to blame when he/she has heard of the dangers of a high concentration peel without doctors supervision or approval, especially tca that is not even recommended on darker skin types. She should have researched it, (a simple google would have sufficed). Even better, right before purchasing it, she should have posted her pic and asked if a home 50% tca peel would be good for her. I am sure she would have got responses telling her not to even think about it and suggesting other things to try. Plus, I am very sure the instructions recommended a spot test, she could have at least done this and just had a small area to worry about. So, in my opinion both parties are to blame, more so the consumer in this instance because educating yourself in this day and age is crucial given so many people just want your money.
Santos, even though the device has undergone extensive research, it's hard for quality control to ensure defects don't get out to the public. Also, I have read your comments and you keep mentioning that you are distributor and come across like you're are pushing to sell the product and not doing any favors to the product. You did mention that you tried it successfully I think, so stick to your personal experiences because the fact that you are distributor is really irrelevant on this forum.
I am no doctor but Star's procedure does not sound remotely similar to what AOO entails according to the wilckodontics site. She states her problem had to do with her lower jaw. Well, the AOO does not help align jaws but teeth alone. So clearly she has it all wrong.
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I agree with you that whoever sold her the product is to blame. However, one is also as much to blame when he/she has heard of the dangers of a high concentration peel without doctors supervision or approval, especially tca that is not even recommended on darker skin types. She should have researched it, (a simple google would have sufficed). Even better, right before purchasing it, she should have posted her pic and asked if a home 50% tca peel would be good for her. I am sure she would have got responses telling her not to even think about it and suggesting other things to try. Plus, I am very sure the instructions recommended a spot test, she could have at least done this and just had a small area to worry about. So, in my opinion both parties are to blame, more so the consumer in this instance because educating yourself in this day and age is crucial given so many people just want your money.
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