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It can help pigmented scars fade away. If they are pitted it can help the texture a little but not fully resolve

I don’t feel like it really cleans. I also see so many patients using it and breaking out the same or worse than before that started using it.

@@aestheticiantrishmccarty1317 wow agreed. When I tried the brand it never cleaned.

@Electric982 I hear more complaints than praises… so it makes me think 🤔 how is every dermatologist loving it??? Something isn’t right

@@aestheticiantrishmccarty1317 lmao that’s so true. Very suspicious for sure.

@Electric982 there’s no way I’m getting completely different feedback than they are!

Really!?… well maybe it is just that office? In WV they’re pretty relaxed so maybe I’m used to that now.

That and you do have to actually know what you’re doing with a laser. Haha

Trish is the best and laser is better than chemical peels for me. It's called upkeep as you get older. Lol Knowledge is power js

@@courtneygrace304 Thanks lady! Hope you and the kids are well! I wish pushing a button is all I needed to know with lasers haha!! Then so many people would not get injured at other offices who get little training right!!

It may look a little white and have a bit of a taste… I know I’ve gotten it on mine just applying to the face.

@@TheepicL-k6r are you able to use my link? avene.com/AestheticianTrishMcCarty

I love Jesus!

Oh no! Sorry! I usually am trying not to wake my kid up when I’m doing these 😬 Thanks for the feedback!

3mm

I think you’re confusing this with rules of waxing.

At first you need to gently squeeze and it will come out as you roll it on like Angie does in the video. But you shouldn’t need to squeeze much and very little goes along way. It should have a dewy appearance but not so much product that you have to rub or you’ll use too much.

Yes, it helps with texture!

@@aestheticiantrishmccarty1317 thank you 🩷

I have not tried the blades you mentioned. I would check with the chemical peel company, maybe if it is very low strength but most would be too strong.

Thank you!!

It definitely takes getting used to. I’m not perfect at it but does prevent dulling down and risking nicks

I had never heard about the direction mattering until very recently on my video comments. I was trained by dermaplanepro and do not recall it making a difference the way that waxing in a the direction hair growth does. 45 degrees is best because it prevents the blade from dulling. I was trained over 10 years ago so it’s possible they’ve found better ways. I was told by someone in the comments that going down prevents breakouts. I will reach out to dermaplanepro as I’ve meant to do this. I’ve wondered if this keeps being said because so many influencers selling their own “dermaplane” blades. I had never heard this until this year recently.

I never had issues with how I do mine. Now through over 10 a yrs I’ve had two people say they got breakouts but that’s it and I do several a week. I always tell the patients to reach out if anything negative happens so I can help them from the start so I haven’t experienced it being an issue personally even with my skin and I can be acne prone.

@@christygarcia5646 It does not matter, see their blog below 😊 dermaplanepro.com/tips-on-technique-part-13/?mcp_token=eyJwaWQiOjEzNTY3ODcsInNpZCI6ODE5MzgyNTc0LCJheCI6IjYxNWJmMTYyY2JkNjlkYjUxNzZkYTQxNDIyMzVmOTg5IiwidHMiOjE3MjA0NDY0NzgsImV4cCI6MTcyMjg2NTY3OH0.19RA4KirkYqhZ4ciwemeUFkmC3PBC3I1PryqgTHKqwM

Thank you, no I haven’t tried it really :/

Thanks for your video. It helped me to understand how to use it

Wonderful!!

@@alaynaclang46 thank you!! I try my best!

Yes!! 🙌 I need one again soon

Hi, I’m in Huntington, WV. I’ve taken care of patients who are on wheelchairs.

So happy to hear that skinbetter helped you! It can be very frustrating when something that always worked well all of a sudden does not. I find that I buy these products less often so up front the cost is higher but I save money in the end or it is close in cost if I had to buy my old products more often.

Thanks!

@@aestheticiantrishmccarty1317 you're welcome!

Witch hazel that is alcohol free has been great for me! I linked the one I use in the description. It is not drying. Honestly Tretinoin is stronger and for me works faster. If someone is very sensitive, they tend to do better with the mandelic. Are you tolerating the RetrinAl okay? I love the skinbetter Trio better actually! It is much more pricey but I have fallen in love with it and it gives me just enough hydration and is not pore clogging. The skinbetter interfuse eye cream does not have retinol in it. I am about to do a sale for my youtubers! Keep watch ! 25% off very soon for an upcoming holiday ;) You can order the skinbetter from the link in description, but our office will be doing 25% off everything we carry. do not ever be sorry! I love to help and honestly the more comments, shares, and any interaction on my UA-cam gets my videos bumped up and pushed out to more people! That helps a ton!!!

@@aestheticiantrishmccarty1317 Oooo! I will have to take advantage of the sales. 😁 I will definitely keep my eyes 👀 open! I do have the Thayers Witch Hazel! I’ve only been using it on my body, but will also try the face and see what I think after cleansing. I do like that it’s anti-bacterial and not sure if the Cleanance Blemish serum is really anti-bacterial but more exfoliating? 🤔 It is gentle with my skin, though. I just can’t put it all over my skin (only spot treat). And I’m not using RetrinAl, but a retinol by Truth Treatments (5% serum) that is the highest in the market, equivalent to 0.05% Tretinoin. So it’s potent and strong, but without the harsh side effects. You may like it, too. It’s a clean company. I’ve started using it every week and now worked up to every 4 days, going slow. My skin always looks smoother and brighter the next day. So I do see improvements. It’s just the stubborn breakouts around the jaw and neck due to detox or like you, when I eat something that doesn’t agree with my body. ☹️ If you have any suggestions to add to my current routine feel free. But so far so good! I definitely want to look into the Skinbetter stuff. Thanks so much for your time and help! 😊

@@Metalgal80 The cleanance serum is not exfoliating that I am aware of. I need to look up Truth treatments, thank you!! No problem! I will have the sale up soon! watch next week ;)

@@Metalgal80 sale is active!

@@aestheticiantrishmccarty1317 Thanks Trish! I am actually thinking about trying the Skinbetter eye cream you are using and also the Trio moisturizer. I have reactions to niacinamide as in little tiny bumps would appear all over the area applied. I don't think it's in the Trio moisturizer but I did see it in the eye cream. Do you think the eye area should be fine? I don't feel the eye area would cause me problems like my face...but I also don't want to spend a high price on something I may react to, as I do have sensitive skin. But seeing that you have sensitive skin and tolerate it well, I feel I would probably be OK.

Ohhh great question!! The Alpharet is a little stronger than Retrinal 0.1! I really like both. If someone is very sensitive I suggest Retrinal and then switch the Alpharet if they’re wanting a little stronger and tolerated Retrinal well. Tretinoin is great but harsh for many people. The Alpharet is equivalent to a lower dose Tretinoin and doesn’t cause the irritation like many get with Tretinoin.

Glad to hear this!

This is from dermaplanepro It’s for licensed providers. This is a D blade.

A little but I would say EltaMd is better with one that’s more of a moisturizer combined.

Do you chronically deal with dry lips?

@@aestheticiantrishmccarty1317 yes I deal with long time

@@hassanabdi4586 this does help with dry lips but I’m unsure anything would b permanently work. Really depends what’s going on. Do they get chapped?

@hassanabdi4586 this will help with the dryness but I’m wondering if something deeper is going on! If you have Facebook or Instagram please send me photos and more details!

The consumers cannot stand white cast and will not wear it no matter how much you preach skin damage. So we’re always looking for something that will help people be encouraged to wear one. I consider other chemicals too that some companies add that can trigger rosacea flares and other skin allergies. I’ve been meaning to look into Eucerin o out of curiosity. Thanks for your feedback! I am a big lover of Avene! Have been for years💜

We sell a lot of it!!