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It's Working! - Long Beach, CA

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I have had the DPL device for about 2 months, and...

kathi5981
WORTH IT$300

I have had the DPL device for about 2 months, and incredibly only took it out of the box 2 weeks ago! I think I was intimidated by the instructions to put it together. It was very easy, by the way. It is tedious to sit with your face in this thing for 17 minutes, but after doing it about five times now, and actually noticing my two brown spots fade, I am pretty sold on this device. These brown spots have made a harrowing comeback from two Levelon procedures at the derms office, a year of RetinA, daily Vivite glycolic cream, and anything else I read about along the way. I have used the device once a day, but the instructions say you can use it twice.

Other articles on the web say there is no harm in using it as many times as you feel like. I will now begin using creams with it, as I am certain now that it is effective, since my skin seems to be shedding more quickly. I believe we will be seeing salons with full body LED machines, considering that they turn cells over 150-200 times faster, your whole body would glow! I was in a doctors office yesterday and they had a LED head device, used for hair growth and the side benefit of relief from migraines. They allowed me to try it for twenty minutes and it is very relaxing, and the nurses said they sit under it every chance they get. Light therapy is very healthy.

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First saw one in a salon, a large industrial size. Found mine on Amazon.

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March 15, 2013

That is wonderful that the product is working for you. How big is the actual device?

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April 19, 2013
I think I know which one you're talking about...it has a black stand, and two gray panels? I purchased mine on Overstock; they also sell them on Amazon. I found the design to be annoying; I prefer my Quasar MD Plus...I use it while I watch tv. Seems to help with acne, and it makes my skin 'glowy'. Plus, the heat feels good!
April 20, 2013
Do you happen to have any dermal fillers? Is it compatible do you know. It does not seem anything this mild that does not even directly impose heat on the underlying layer would degrade them, but I'm not sure. I'd like to do this but have restalyne and radiesse and don't want them to degrade more quickly.
April 22, 2013
I've never heard that it has any effect on fillers. I have them, and have noticed no effects.
April 22, 2013
Thanks, Kathi!
August 25, 2013
I purchased a free standing tri color led light but the instructions are a joke. I'm trying to find out how far away from my face I should place it? Mainly blue for acne but also yellow for hyper pigmentation. Thanks for the great post!
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This is a good device to use in conjunction with other protocols...

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for better results and faster healing. I found that sitting upward was awkward, and there was no "good place" to keep the device on the stand, as it is fragile. So, I started using it while lying down, and place it directly on my face or hands. It is relaxing and warm at most, never hot. Staying consistent with any "device" is difficult but necessary if you want to stay ahead in the race with the aging process! Ya' know?!

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October 2, 2013

Thanks for sharing your story, just checking in to see how you are progressing with your treatments?

January 18, 2014
which machine is it. Could you give me some more details. I want it for skin tightening, wrinkles plus spots.
January 18, 2014
Thanks I would like to know the adsact details of the device. I'd rather buy something from someones recommendations.
June 15, 2014
Uhm, I don't think using creams with is is wise. I read somewhere that cream acts as a barrier and bounces the light off or something so the light won't be absorbed.