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eMatrix Settings
Virginia Adams
Ematrix Sublative settings:
1st treatment
Forehead - A20-25
Eyes - A20-25
Nose - A20-25
Cheeks - B35-45
Neck - B35-45
Décolleté - B35-45
2nd treatment
Forehead - A15
Eyes - A15
Nose - A15
Cheeks - A30
Neck - A30
Décolleté - A30
3rd treatment
Forehead - A20-25
Eyes - A20-25
Nose - A20-25
Cheeks - C65-75
Neck - C65-75
Décolleté - C65-75
After 3rd Treatment
I was looking SO BEDRAGGLED, I had just lost both my parents within 4 months of each other. Having taken the prior year off work to care for them full time and the stress and depression of seeing them so sick and dying REALLY took its toll on me. I’m thankful to Years Younger MediSpa, eMatrix is one of the very best things I’ve ever done for myself!
I have 1 treatment left, more to come!
March 2018 Update
Provider Review
My practitioner was very professional and kind. She's been administering eMatrix for 3 years and has had "phenomenal success." She told me about all the common things to expect, uncommon things that might happen and what to do for everything. She said I'd be "really red" for 2-3 days with swelling beginning to subside after Day 1. She told me about the "rectangles and pixelation," and followed up with me post treatment and both days since, via text. The procedure itself was joltingly painful, like a hundred beestings concentrated to the tiny area where the wand tip touches the skin. I have a high pain tolerance and almost came out of my seat a few times. I declined the numbing cream, as I would have had to wait almost an hour for it to take effect enough to make a difference and I have read it doesn't seem to help much anyway... All that being said, I didn't curse or scream, so it was tolerable. If you have trouble with pain, take the numbing cream and pop a pain reliever ahead of time. What I hadn't realized, in my mind's eye, is how AWFUL I was going to look! I had a hard time finding images of immediately post treatment... (glad I have finally found this forum!) Since the machine doesn't disrupt the epidermis, I guess I thought that I would simply be flushed. OH HELL NO! When I got out of the treatment, my skin looked like raw steak. 2 hours later, my overall swelling was subsiding but I looked like a character from a sci-fi fi movie, with the rectangles bright red and swollen. On a very bright note, my pain was minimal! I took 2 ibuprofen when I left the Dr.'s office because my skin felt ON FIRE, once the meds hit my system, I had ZERO pain. I don't understand how that can be, since I look like a serious burn victim, but zero pain. Nada. I'm now 54 hours post procedure and my skin is tight, leathery and ITCHING like a mofo. I still have swelling and redness, though I'm no longer the color of a baboon's behind, it's dulling down as the pixelated scabs are forming. If this works and I have great results, I'll be thrilled and will consider it a success. If my results suck, I'll be madder than hell that I've paid to put myself through this. No pain, no gain, and all that jazz... All of the eMatrix info I have read say that you can put make up on the day after and that you can resume your normal activities. I'm glad that I work from home, because there's no way IN HELL that I'd ever let my coworkers see me like this! And make up? No thanks. Make up on top of scabs looks like it sounds, and it's not good. So take care in scheduling more recovery time than you are told you need. Unless it's Halloween and you are going as a science fiction character. Time will tell! I'll continue to post photos. PS - I don't know why my photos are sideways, pardon me.