Of course NONE of this is necessary. But given I LOVE exploring new treatments, wanted to give a rundown on what I think has been worth it for me personally. Is there a treatment you LOVE? Or perhaps was a waste? Let us know in the comments!
It's so funny that people think if you spend $30 grand on your face, you are selfish or vain. But then they wouldn't think twice about someone spending that much on a kitchen remodel for only cosmetic reasons. Don't feel bad about the amount of your investment. You are your best investment. 🙌
Not to mention how much women (the same ones who try to shame other women for paying for these procedures) will spend on make-up throughout their lifetime. 🙄
Great analogy, but it’s still different. I’m a realist and spending 30 grand on your face is selfish and vain, but if you’re going to do it , just own it, like Rachel does here. It just is what it is and people do what they do.
I'm 66. I've done A LOT!! Spent way more money than 30K. Best was face lift, neck lift, upper lower Bleph at 48. I started tret at 32. Just had a total dental restoration...best decision ever. Yes on eating healthy and doing fish oils, not only for cosmetics but most importantly for health. I want to look and feel great and think why not? But most importantly I am grateful for aging, because not everyone gets this privilege.
Do you think lower bleph can set you up for looking hollow later? I inherited the puffy lower lid from one of my parents. So far I'm happy with concealer but that might not last.
@@sharroon7574 I really don't know. I'm not too hollow, but again, I am 66. What I do know is get a surgeon that does only eyes. I had a bad and I mean really bad experience and had to get an oculoplastic surgeon to fix it. I didn't know that even existed when I had the full FL.
CASTOR OIL! Just started using it two weeks ago; my skin is smoother, my hair is richer in colour and has deep shine and my feet stopped hurting. All for around $15....
As a 43 year old woman, let me tell you, you will LOVE you for having done all these treatments. I'm not trying to "scare" anyone but it's really when (most of us) are nearing 40 that we see who did "all they could" and who was not so "into skincare". Believe me! I think you look fantastic, you look a lot better than 2 years ago - you were still gorgeous, what I mean is your skin and face structure look even better now. Hope I am not boring you ;) take care and thank you SO MUCH for sharing your experiences with us ❤❤❤
I’m a bit older and absolutely couldn’t agree more. We don’t necessarily see the aging process or the effects of treatments unless we compare ourselves to old pictures or old friends. I’m often told that I haven’t changed much and even my own mother (who I visit across the country once a year) is floored and comments regularly on how young and good I look. That’s a win! Omnilux red light mask, monthly retin a micro needling, chemical peels, intermittent fasting, daily activity and other regular healthy habits that I practice consistently.
I’m an RN that works in aesthetics and for me personally my favorite treatments are Sculptra, lasers, chemical peels, dysport. I’ve only had filler in my lips and recently decided to dissolve because it started migrating. Two vials of Hylenex and it’s still not completely gone. So painful! I will NEVER put filler in my face again!
I can’t wait to get Sculptra. My esthetician told me I didn’t need it yet and recommended PRF “vampire” facials and I really love the results! They are subtle to anyone else but definitely gives me more confidence.❤
Really appreciate you mentioning darker skin tones shouldn’t do co2 lasers and be hesistant about laser hair removal. I’m surprised by so many skin professional who offer these services to darker skinned people without warning them!
If you have money and can afford it, just do you. For others: eating healthy and exercise (even gentle exercise like walking) goes a long way. And avoid harsh sunlight, wear hats and choose the shade. Taking care of yourself and your insides is key.
I was going to say this. Free/cheap things make so much more of a difference than expensive treatments. Of course there's data of how much any treatment can do... But you can spend a million dollars and it'll all go to waste if you don't have a healthy lifestyle. I'm 40 and I notice my skin (among other stuff like joints) becomes so much worse if I don't workout or eat well. Most men let themselves go by the time they're 40, but taking care of my (vegan) diet, working out and basics like sunscreen, retinol, peptides - keeps people surprised when I tell them my age.
Each person gets to decide how much or if any treatments should be done. I never got any procedures done and I look 10 years younger than I am. My secret... sleep well, try not to be in "stress mode" all the time, and love yourself 💓
I’m 42 and I still look very young. I really never done any expensive treatments or surgeries. All I done is skincare routine, eating healthy and exercising on top of healthy lifestyle. So yes, if you have money good, but if not all the above mentioned do magick. It’s not easy, but it’s cheaper.
Just so true. Trentinoin, sunscreen, sunglasses and hats, exercise, eat 9 servings fruit and vegetables a day, get your sleep and dump any stress you can. All my friends who followed this routine looked quite young until menopause. After that, things get a little tougher. But the cheap stuff still helps- a lot! I didn't see a wrinkle until 50.
Over time, the distance between the bottom of the nose & the top of the upper lip elongates. Getting that shortened will help make you look younger. Also, autologous fat transfers can help many people. And most importantly youthful posture with an elongated neck to keep the cervical vertebrae from collapsing on their discs will ensure a well-functioning thyroid which will keep the skin taught.
Thank you - great perspective! Fat transfers can look incredible, but concern me as there have been a lot of horror stories on Real Self and it appears that if mistakes are made they cannot be corrected. Hopefully the technology evolves! Fascinating about the posture, too!
Love this video! I’m actually a laser tech and there’s a misconception that laser hair removal is permanent and it’s not. It is hair reduction. The results can vary on provider and laser machine but hair can regrow months or years later or never. This is mainly dependent on hormones, medications, & other treatments that can trigger regrowth. Maintenance is very normal but should hopefully be a lot more lower maintenance.
I was pretty permanent for me! Or close to it. It was the best money I ever spent. The minute it came on the market I ran and got alot of my body done. It cost alot 🤣Have not regretted in one day.
I'm 54 and I began getting botox regularly at 34 or 35. I call it maintenance now. I also do conservative use of fillers and do as little of that as possible. At 40 I got a vertical brow lift and a lower eye blepheroplasty. It was supposed to last 10 years, but I think I still have benefits from it. I use tretinoin nightly and retinol. Now I do red light therapy most days, use hyaluronic acid, niacinomides, copper peptides, a 2 minute jawfit facial exercise practice to tighten my jaw and lift jaw muscles, use a gu sha daily for lymphatic draining system for my face, and i microneedle one at weeo or every other week. I am told I could pass for late 30s to early 40s. I do also get some filler put into my upper check that fills out my cheeks a bit. I have a thin face so I get hollows and this procedure usually lasts a year or slightly less than a year. I do put filler in my lip, but I have no lips normally, but I only use the slightest amount. I am cautious with filler though. I use it very sparingly.
6:20 Awww, yes Sis, 😢 we've ALL been there. I felt the regret in your heart as you said it. Give yourself some grace. I pray all that you do to help with the scaring is effective and/or you get to a place of peace about it. You honestly have a beautiful soul (and face lol) for sharing your testimony with us and caring enough to take down the other video so that other women don't make the same "mistake". Sending you love and gratitude 🙏💛
Thank you, Mercy Grace. The kind encouragement you give is what keeps me going. The feedback I have received from this video has been all over the board. The longer I sit with it, the more I find myself exploring the health practices that also translate to luminous, youthful skin. Because the treatments and procedures will never end and the self acceptance will never land. Thank you for taking the time. You remind me of how kindness to others and ourselves is what matters most.
I’m in the beauty industry and so thankful I get so many treatments for free or on the cheap. I love sculptra, Microcurrent and IPL. Been hesitant to try botox but I probably will soon. Also I try and meditate daily, I know that’s a different subject but I think it’s really helped slow down the aging for me. You look great 💖
Thank you for your insight especially being in the industry! I’m with you. Managing through lifestyle is so underrated. We wonder why presidents age so quickly! Stress! I’ve been evaluating how I can bring in practices like meditation to manage stress and hopefully age more gracefully at the same time!
@@RundownwithRachel yes, if you struggle to meditate checkout my channel. I do guided meditations because I know it’s hard for people to get started sometimes. 💖
I am impressed with this chat. I accidentally got your feed and at first I thought this is superficial but actually you are sharing your experience. it helps us save money by avoiding going down the wrong treatment which we all have. You were honest and direct. Thank you and you look natural and beautiful.
Thank you for taking the time to share that. I think some got the impression that I was pushing that the obscene amount of money needs to be spent when in reality much of what i have done was not worth it. Realize i should have made that more clear, yet, I am very grateful that folks like you get it, and get me. Thank you.
I had laser hair removal and a few things: you mentioned it's not for dark skin in the video. As someone with dark skin, I had a good experience BUT you have to go to a place that has a specific type of laser that has setting for pigmented skin. Make sure to ask about it before booking and have them do a test spot to see how you react. Also a good, honest specialist will tell you if you're a possible candidate depending on a number of factors. Secondly, I got laser nearly 10 years ago, the place I went to recommended doing maintenance visits 1-2 times a year. I didn't have the money for that, but so far most of the hair is still gone.
You’re one of maybe five people on social media who I actually trust. Thank you so much for being an honest agent sharing such useful information - and you’re just a lovely person. ❤
I hope you know how much I appreciate your kindness. Received some cruel responses in this video. Thankfully, I can delete them. You’re the kind of person I move forward for. So seriously thank you.
I have just come across your channel, you are refreshing - you are honest and your content is incredibly useful. Thank you. I can’t tell you how timely this is for me. 💝💝💝
After 45 is a true litmus test. And again once you go through menopause. There weren't as many procedures available when I was that age so I kinda missed out. BUT I was very disciplined about skin care and I was diligent with sun protection. I did not sun worship through the 80's an early 90's. I has paid off
Yes, I started HRT a couple of months ago before I turned 47. I was noticing some sagging, but HRT fixed it immediately. I have no wrinkles. I've been on a skin regimen. I have never had any surgery or laser. Just at home peels. I look like my photo at 19yo except I have grey hairs.
@@TheShumobyhrt reversed facial sagging /jowels? Im 48 but im So hesitant to try bio-I’d hormones again, they made me gain weight mostly edema . I’m Pretty sure my body doesn’t see them as its does its own hormones . But I’m like why aren’t these anti aging cosmetic doctors mentioning hrt is helpful too? It seems they really don’t know if it is 🤷🏻♀️
I’ve had it all and my holy grail is the co2 laser. I also like the infrared light masks. And despite many years of hating retin-A and refusing to use it, I now like it a lot. To me, radio frequency, blue peels and filler are not worth the money. Oh and Dysport is great! I also had my eyelids done and that is a big deal for sure! I’m now in my seventies and people think I’m in my fifties. So hang in there, you’ll be glad you did the things to keep ahead of aging. It just slows things down nicely.
Good to know about CO2 laser; so glad you shared this. How long ago did you have it and has it gotten better and better? Did you also have it on the neck and around the eyes? I've been to a few different Plastic Surgeons in and near Chicago looking for the right person. Almost every one didn't want to do the Laser solely- Always pushing threads, facelift, etc. I'm 59 and refuse to do all of it. CO2 has always been on my list, but getting harder to find someone I trust. I also just bought an LED MZ Skin Mask 2.0, but looking at a Panel instead.
@@suzanndy Have you experienced any issues with hyperpigmentation or melesma? What is the average cost of co2 laser? How many sessions does it take to get results? Do you need to continue the treatments long term to maintain results? Sry for so many questions, thanks!
The main take away for me, want what you want! Yes to THAT! Make yourself happy. I go maybe every 6 mo to get half syringe of juvederm lip filler. At home I do a lot…Nira, red light, Trentinoin, musely lotions, supplements. I dye my own hair, started 2020 and I miss my hairdresser but haven’t gone back. I spend a ridiculous amount $$$$ Sephora, but that’s my joy…good video. ❤
This was SO INFORMATIVE. As a 29 year old gal who's just starting to learn about these treatments, it is tough to discern good from bad advise - especially when talking with MedSpa's. No women in my community openly talk about these treatments, so these learnings are so helpful. Thank you for sharing your experiences!
You are so welcome. My experiences and expenses have me looking to lifestyle choices that are even more supportive of aging well. How lucky we are to have so many resources to help us find our way. Thank you for taking the time to share. Makes my night!
So many little things I would love to congratulate you on emphasizing. There is no one and done treatment, it’s addressing all the different signs of aging that keep the face looking balanced. I love that you talk about other peoples experiences. Like you say, everybody is unique, having a practitioner who cares about them, and develops a plan based on their wishes and concerns. The world of medical aesthetics is merging with lifestyle Medicine/cellular health. I think we will see more of that in our aesthetic consultations. I really like to optimize my patients with good medical grade skincare, discuss hormones with my 40s and older patients and focus on wellbeing. Thank you for sharing your honest journey. Xx
Thank you so so much for taking the time to acknowledge that. This video has brought up polarizing perspective, understandably so. By no means is it all necessary - but everyones journey and motives are so different. We want what we want!
There's a difference between mature beauty and being old. These women go through this kind of treatment even though they still look young. You cannot fight aging' It is part of life. But you can delay the process by not getting too much stress. I am not a medical expert but I know fully well about this since I'm from the countryside and I can compare that people in my place look younger and healthier than the people I met here in the city.
My wife uses Botox and other treatments occasionally and it works really well, it clearly irons out wrinkles without adding anything strange or even lightly unnatural looking to the face. To me the big NO is fillers, I would avoid them like the plague and just try to use all the greatest skin care (that includes possible chemical peeling and lasers etc) and some occasional botox maybe. But the moment you start with fillers it's setting sail to lizard-land...
I watched your video out of curiosity even though I do not plan on getting any procedures done. It’s refreshing to see someone be so open and candid about these things. I know plastic surgery is way more prevalent in the US and there is major pressure on women to look as young as possible. I don’t experience this here in Hungary, it’s rare to see someone even with just lip filler. I also have good genes thankfully, my grandma looks about 60 years old even though she is 80. Anyways, you look amazing and you do look natural so if you feel like it’s worth it then more power to you!☺️
Yes European genes are awesome! I have them. I’m an American my mother was all Italian the elegant type! I’m sure you and your grandmother look incredible. People age so differently in Europe, beautifully!😊
I did laser hair removal on my legs and underarms more than 4 years ago, the shins are at 99% clear, but underarms are at 90%. Still very happy, don’t have to shave, I pluck the remaining hairs. So that was the best procedure I got ever.
Yes, I still shave about once a month to get rid of the blonde peach fuzz that wasn't removed with laser. It goes really quick though; still glad I got it done even though it's not 100% hairless.
Appreciate your openness and honesty Rachel! It’s rare to find price breakdowns like this on UA-cam. I’ve been interested in the concept and science behind PRF for a while. Never done it but perhaps now I will experiment! ❤
thanks for sharing!continue to do you girl. you look refreshed :) i got laser hair removal about 12yrs ago on my legs,bikini, and under and no hair has grown back. it depends on the laser they use
I did laser hair removal on my bikini area and underarms about 16 years ago. I still see very, VERY fine hair grow back in my underarms (no one would notice unless they were up close). I shave my pits approximately two times a year. My bikini area is perfectly smooth. 😊
Thank you, Derek. Appreciate you saying that. Seriously. Given the amount of times I’ve been misled so someone could make a quick buck is infuriating. Another reason why sincerity is so important. Your kindness helps me continue going. Thank you.
I am 73 and am guessing I have spent over $50000 over the last 20 years. I definitely think it helped because people think I’m in my 50’s. The treatment I didn’t think was worth it was infini rf. I am also not a big fan of fillers.I only like it in the cheeks once every few years. I stopped doing most things except Botox And a moxie laser once a year.
I'm 64 (my avitar is at 62). I haven't spent huge amounts, but I've done co2 laser, botox, and sculptra. I use high end skincare. I was at the grocery this weekend with my grandkids. They were wearing out my name: grandma, grandma, grandma ( I love being one!) and a couple about my sons age stopped me and the kids. They said "you're the grandmother?" I said yes, and they are like "wow, you have really good genetics". Wink, Wink, True about the genetics, but a little help from the derm, tons of water, STAY out of the sun.
Rachel, you can pick up a microneedle for 30 bucks or less and do it yourself. I try to do it once per week and then you have an hour window to use your serums and tretinoin on the skin to get the the products into the microscopic lesions it creates and of course, microneedling creates promotes collagen production.
No laser hair removal is 100% permanent due to our hormones. You will pretty much always need an eventual touch up. The hair tends to be thinner and more sparse when it grows in, but some will still come back eventually
My husband and I have separate finances as well. If he saw how much my skincare routine and procedures cost, he would be in shock, lol. My favorite procedure has always been BBL! You have to get it every few months or so, but for someone with under eye hollows, dark circles, and hyperpigmentation, its been such a game changer. Unfortunately I moved, and tried a new med spa, and was completely botched by Halo laser. Halo was the most excruciatingly painful experience of my life, and left my entire face with an orange peel texture. I haven’t found anyone else online talking about that sort of experience with Halo, but it completely wrecked my skin. During the procedure, it felt like a searing hot knife was being dragged through my skin, and the nurse didn’t believe me when I told her how much pain I was in. Before the procedure, I had numbing cream applied and left on for 40 mins, and it was like it didn’t even work. I’m still pretty traumatized by the whole experience. I’m in my early thirties and starting to see little signs of aging, and I’m trying not to panic. Thanks so much for sharing about all of your procedures, and inspiring me to keep going with my anti aging and skin health journey, despite my one terrible experience. You look so vibrant and radiant, and I would say it was 30k well spent.
I tried very weak Fraxel once, got burned, have deep scar on my face, nothing helps with it. I will never ever ever come close to lasers again. Dangerous, expensive and ineffective. There are better cheaper safer more effective treatments like microneedling and peels.
I had a PRP and PFR blend injected into my under eyes and on one side you can see a light line of demarcation. I've used radio frequency under my eyes that has brightened and thickened the skin underneath improving the dark under eye circles. I'm about to Sculptra give a try and a V-beam laser. I love my red light and near infrared red light panel. Retin-A helps as well.
Morphous 8 was my mistake. I melted the fat pads in my face, and now that Im 40 my face is starting to sag. I feel like I've ages significantly from 38-40.
I’m so sorry. It’s such a horrible feeling to feel that regret and upset. Then the fear of worrying you’ll make it worse. That’s how I feel about my bleph scars. I need to look into if those fat pads can come back. Because my double chin that Morpheus8 treated did come back.
I've heard a lot about that :( I stay away from those treatments. I think you can use fat injections to get some volume back but I would talk to a dermatologist about it
This is the first video I have watched of yours- just showed up on my main page. I already love you 😆 I also want to look younger than I am. I am also 34 and have done some lasers for redness but mostly just use retinoids, gua sha and lots of sheet masks. I had an allergy appt at a new office and was talking about my life and all I have gone through with the nurse. She said “wait, how old are you?” I said “34” and she was like “holy crap. I thought you were 21.” Best compliment ever haha
@Rachel definitely try the Mediheal placenta sheet mask if you haven’t. I look like an infant after 😂😂 not even kidding. It’s my HG and I use it like 3 days a week. I promise you will love it. They also make a DNA mask that shaves off a few years, too.
Really appreciate you for taking the time. By no means is this stuff necessary, if anything it probably shows that going down this path is never ending!
As a 52 year old, I say save your money for later, when you will actually need it for procedures to help you look younger. You don't need it now. Enjoy your youthful appearance NOW 😉
You have balls. One can tell how truthful and honest your perspective is. Thank you so much for sharing and please ignore the nasty people on the comments. Clearly so many of us enjoy what we see. Keep it up! ❤
Duuuude, this is a great round-up. I’m 48 now, have worn sunscreen religiously (ok, 75% of all days) since 24, had 2 great Fraxel undereye sessions at 37, and tiny touches of filler about 3 times since 37 to now, lots of facials, eat pretty clean and exercise like a mofo, and I’ll be danged, but the cumulative effects are there! Agree, agree agree!
You are young - enjoy it. I've done some daxxify, sculptra (love it!), laser hair removal - legs, bikini - fantastic results, BBL - great treatment and want more, upper bleph - was medically necessary for extreme overhang and could probably have it done again. I am VERY interested in undereye PRF and/or fat grafting for hollows and dark circles. Tretinoin is also my friend, as are high quality skin care products. I'm 54, so most of this stuff wasn't around when I was younger, and I'm glad that is the case. I didn't "need" any of this in my 40s - hell, I still don't "need" it - I want it to keep looking good and aging as naturally as possible. These days that also includes bioidentical estrogen, progesterone and testosterone, plus a handful of supplements at every meal, 136 gms protein daily.... lots of work.
I just stumbled on this video and I love your transparency. I've always been fascinated by face filler. I love plastic surgeon Dr Amir Karam's take on fillers, Lory Hill is very insightful & Victorian Cosmetic Institute talks openly about his filler mistakes as a practitioner. (all here on youtube) For instance getting fillers under your eyes for many people changes their eye shape. FIller increases volume always. So filler in the cheeks and chin makes your face bigger & streches the skin. And I read one women's regret of chin filler because it migrated and gave her a bad double chin.
Thank you so much, Maria! I worry about that migration but then again I figure - worse case I get it dissolved and then maybe me dub chin will dissolve along with it 😂
Fillers need to be injected by facial plastic surgeons. The reason you write that it "stretches skin & makes face bigger" is because you see the bad results. Far too many people are doing fillers by non qualified people. I've been doing fillers & botox for over 10 years. I have no such problems that you mention. I wish that they would last longer. I also recommend fraxel treatments. I had severe scarring on my forehead from going through a windshield in a catastrophic car accident. The fraxel helped tremendously. I did my whole face & I looked 5 years younger post fraxel. Recovery time is tough- up to 2 weeks & multiple sessions are necessary, I had 3 total.
All my filler knowledge comes from facial plastic surgeons. Dr Amir Karam here on youtube does an excellent job of explaining why he, as a facial plastic surgeon, doesn't like fillers. He has first hand knowledge of how fillers age, how the skin is affected and why they aren't in his opinion the greatest option. Filler never fully dissolves as MRI scans prove, so yes filler does in fact stack up over time. Though, I can see why you like it and believe in it. Some people felt Fraxel didn't work for them at all but I'll definitely look into it considering your amazing results. .@@melaniag.7877
I’m surprised you didn’t mention microdermabrasions and retin-a. Sauna is also huge for clearing your pores and keeping your skin taunt and young looking. Would love to hear what products you use daily for antiaging.
I started laser hair removal recently using the alexandrite laser. I still have a few more sessions, but have been super happy with the results. I've also had collagen stimulators injected and loved that as well. Tretinoin cream has changed my life and has been the only thing that helped with acne.
I’ve gotta get back on tretinoin! Sometimes I back off because my skin goes haywire from other things and I just go as simple as possible. But I know it pays off long term!
Thank you for sharing in such detail ! Early 50s & best things I do do for my skin> daily face massage, moisturize every nite, tretinoin 2× a wk, exfoliating only 1x a wk, at home microneedling a few x per month, supplements: especially d3+k2. Eating Healthy fats like olive oil / nuts. To all the younger people out there, careful w/ procedures that can reduce facial fat! as that fullness keeps you looking more youthful 🙌 💫
Love your energy and realism! And soooo true, there is crazy pressure on girls to look young. But I’m doing it because I WANT to look younger as well for ME🤷🏻♀️!!! New subscriber ❤❤❤
i've spent over $80,000 i'm 48 I think it's totally worth it. If I live in a house and it needs repairs I fix it. So why wouldn't I spend money on the body that I also live in?
What a bummer laser hair removal isn't permanent for you! ☹️ It's been a Godsend for me. I got it 10 years ago all over and my hair has yet to grow back. Best decision ever for me. 🙏🙏🙏
You do what you have to do for you! No one else has to pay for it! You make you happy! People who don't mind looking older good for them! We all have different kind of life. Some women love their gray hair! Good for them! Everyone doesn't want to look 10 20 years older than they are. So don't judge others. Do your own thing!
I’m considering microneedling because I’m scared of doing a chemical peel. However, my cosmetic medicine doctor said for the money, a TCA peel is much more effective. I just can’t afford the down time (I’ve got to work). 🤷🏻♀️
On the platinum plus website, where I bought my Tca peel, there are things you can use to shorten down time. If you do it at night on a Thursday, you could go to work on Friday and look presentable, and be able to go to work Monday, with most peeling completed. Instead of buying their vit a Luminosity, use your Tretinoin if you have it to accelerate peeling. I used 30% Tca, 2 layers! Even tho that strength is only recommended for the body. I’m used to other acids, so my skin handled it well.
Thanks for your story. You are right on a good doc !! Research research research. I’ve spent $35k on body and face surgery’s and porcedures, and it’s about 60:40 satisfactory. I also think it’s a lot with our anatomy on how we heal.
So…..I had CO2 laser treatment (face, neck, chest) three days ago and OMG i cannot believe how intense it was! I’ve tried non ablative fraxel with zero effect. This is definitely the way to go. Healing time: well watching a ton of videos like this which reinforce it was the right decision. I’m 60 and it was time for an intense treatment even with being careful about sun exposure and using sunscreen. The take-away for me is this: the less downtime a procedure has the less results you are going to see, the more down time the greater the results!
Thank you for being so honest... There are so many influences, doctors, esthetics pushing so many uneffective and short term solutions. For that reason I've done nothing
You are so right. Short term is really difficult to rationalize. I don't blame you for doing nothing. You sure have spared yourself from mistakes that I have made!
@RundownwithRachel I think they're reason for jumping on every trend is self serving as well, they'll make a video using the buzz words ""Does *insert trending* cure for aging really work" for them to talk 10 mins about the history of the procedure, rumored celebs that might have gotten it and in the end still not answer the question... Then clinics start offering this service due to demand which then makes regular people think it's worthy since all these influences are talking about it and now so many clinics have it... Its a false positive loop
I was/am super lucky with hair laser removal. I had it done in 2000 with an amazing provider who are still in business and I go there for all random stuff I do. First I did my under arm and the result were so great that I went back for my legs. I think I spent ~ $3k then. Best money ever spent. I still go without shaving for months! I had dark hair and my skin color is olive. So there was a chance of hyperpigmentation, but they were careful and only increased the intensity with second and third treatments.
Thanks for sharing this! To me it is totally worth it!! I started when I was around your age and It has now paid off immensely! Expensive yes, but we are worth it! xxoo
I need facial balancing so badly 😢 I need to find an expert in California though. I haven't had any procedures, but I started Tretinoin in April and I can see a difference in my skin. Smaller pores, a slight glow, and more even skin tone. The main thing that has helped me the most is eating a carnivore diet. The protein and animal fat really makes an impact on skin and hair, among other things.
I did a mini face lift. I look veeery natural. And if you think about it… it will be cheaper, less time consuming and less chance of going wrong as soon you get a good doctor. I was tired of trying things, most you don’t see results, feels lots of pain, some go wrong. The best decision I made was my mini face lift surgery.
I love my nuface but it recommend getting the “pro” version as it’s much stronger. I do sculptra every 6 months with great results…my injector actually has recommended me to stop getting any filler (she thinks filler should be transitioned out as you approach 40s). I 21:58 also do current body on my face for 10 min daily (pre-nuface). I absolutely love Altreno (brand of tretinoin) I think this has had such an amazing impact on my skin. I also did rf micro needling (holy hell was that painful) and I really just wasn’t all that impressed for the cost, time, and pain. And of course Botox every 4 months!
@@G0shaKarr I have my injector do my entire face and most recently had her hyperdilute sculptra to address the laxity in my neck and to get rid of the horizontal lines
The biggest that affects aging is how we eat: Low carb/high fat is the way to go, intermittent fasting, good sleep, sunscreen, peels, microneedling, no alcohol/coffee, and hormones when necessary, and of course, a good skincare routine.
Yes! What we put in our bodies matters most. What touches our skin goes into our blood stream. All of that effects our hormones, even all the dieting can negatively affect our hormones.
I’ve done many of these stuff mentioned! PRP is the best in my opinion, there are places where you can get it around $150, I try to do it monthly if I can.
No shame in wanting to look younger, I guess it's really wanting to look better in general. You look great and if you never said your age before, I would have thought late 20s
Loved this and your openness. Also, you look GORGEOUS!! I'm soon to be 28 and I started being bothered by nasolabial folds. How did you address that particular issue? Thank you!
Wow! I thought for sure you were gonna say you had a lip lift. I notice a big difference from the nose down on your face. What do you think had the biggest effect there? Antigravity business going on lol. Thanks for sharing!
Best way for influencer to pay for all those procedures is never to admit you had any of them and just say you look fabulous because of the supplement or diet you are selling. By the time your audience figures out it didn't work for them, you'll already have their money.
I’m an Aesthetics Nurse, and I Agee with all That you’ve said. Ultherapy or sofwave are also great to lift and tighten skin… also may burn the fat in your Face if not done properly. Sculptra is a game changer, everyone over 35 should start it.
I love your honesty! I've spent more than I care to admit. But I'm happy and so is my husband. And I skimp in other ways like not going out to eat, or concerts and events. We hike a lot which is free 😆 So that's my justification. I agree with what you said about some things just not being worth it. I'm so glad I never went for morpheus. A local doctor was really pushing it. But I read about losing face fat possibly. Also I'd like to add that masseter botox hasn't been a good decision. Yes it stops me from grinding my teeth and I don't have the headaches from clenching in my sleep. BUT the loss of muscle has created worse jowls. So I'm going to stop the masseter botox. Not worth having jowls. I'll figure something else out for my teeth. 😕
hello..I have tried prp and i have noticed a big difference.. love it!!! I am older but it has made a difference.. I am trying sculptra..and it see a difference already...
Any experience with tretinoin, or are the procedures you’ve done not compatible with test/vitamin A ? I love my Botox results (2x a year since I turned 32) and did BBL in my late 20s and I’m so curious to learn more about the benefits of laser treatments! Love the content and transparency - you look great 😊
I have only done about £300 worth of procedure, not for cosmetic reasons but ironically I’m vain enough that I won’t do it again because of the way it did make me look, cosmetically lol Btw LOVE your attitude and honesty, plus this is such good information for those considering any of these. And it’s also worth mentioning that the point is probably not to look younger than you are, but better than you could (which you didn’t need but you do).
Can someone recommend a good provider for Sculptra and undereye PRF anywhere in California? I’ve been wanting to do those two for a while, but I’m gun shy about ending up with a provider lacking experience in either of these… Thanks a million!
I’m sure other great intel will come in - but first thing that comes to mind - If you are in or near LA - check out the “Natural Injector” here on youtube!
I've had people remark to me when I've talked about stuff like this that I shouldn't want to look " younger" and explain them. It's not about that. It's similar to that concept from the Matrix of your residual self-image it's how you see yourself. You look in the mirror you know what you expect to see. Are some people who are trying to look as young as possible for the sake of that, but there are other people like myself who have this concept of a residual self-image you know what you expect to see when you look in the mirror and if it's different than that, you don't like that and you take action to Make sure it does.
I had no idea there were beauty brokers, but it makes a lot of sense to see one. Have you used Melinda and if so, can you share the process and approximate fees? Took your advice and started following her on social. I've done Fraxel Dual Laser a few times to face and neck and more recently, to arms. Loved results from the first 2 fraxels probably because there was more damage and more areas to target. Would be interested in Co2, but need to find the right doctor. Also considering deep plane, lip lift and rhyno revision with septoplasty.
There are a lot of beauty procedures you can do safely at home and buy from South Korea. Threads, Microneedling, liquid pcls like miracle L or H, PLLAs, fibroblasting. You can do your own tox and fillers too, there are some that don’t have bdde in it the stuff that causes VO or is very lightly cross linked, fat dissolvers, cavitation machines. Much cheaper than in house. Diy tox is less than a dollar a unit.
You are so kind! Can you believe two weeks after my son died of a stroke my husband had one? Thankfully, he survived and was released from the hospital today. I'm still in shock a bit. Going to read the book you recommended after life calms down more..@@RundownwithRachel
What's with all the mean comments over here? The lady shared her honest experience for you to use/learn. She does not look 40, her face does not look like a mask, if she likes the results it was worth it for her. I hate it when people share theie experience on peocedures and people comment that you should just smile. Yes, that's why we're watching this so somebody can suggest smiling (it's not condescending from men).
Thank you, Dana. You are an angel. I realize I could have clarified my intention with this video much more than I did. Many of these things were not worth it. Many of these things I regretted, And I hope to help others from making the same mistakes. People like you keep me going despite the upset that comes from cruel comments. Really, really appreciate you.
Maybe you should stop doing the chin. For your own sake. You are still very beautiful, but I could tell looking at you that your chin was done. Probably because I knew you had work done. It looks like your techician was trying to give you the look of someone with a square jaw. You do look good. Thirty four is so young. Everyone gets older looking over time, but it is not yet your time. Changing the structure of your face may make you look worse when you are older. You may be old longer than young. People that get lots of work done to keep their youth are only kidding themselves. I agree with laser treatments to get rid of wrinkles. Also, getting rid of a double chin, or fixing something that is not ordenary and bothers a person. Trying to actually fool people about age really doesn't work for very long, if at all. Accept your age and keep your skin looking as good as you can. Your fortunate you don't have any undesireable features. The darker hair really is mostly what makes you look better; because you have the coloring for dark hair. I would be worrked about later ending up with cancer from some treatment. Sorry, I don't think I looked any older than you do when I was thirty four and I didn't have any work done.
Yes unless I'm missing some before picture with no chin. There is nothing on her face that needs filler. Lmao as if I'm some expert but it doesn't take an expert to see there is no hollow or sunken or lack of something that could be filled !
Good video and info. Im glad I have done none of it so far and my skin is great still just a simple moisturizer daily and I have a few forehead lines now but I still look 15 years younger, I have good genetics, eat healthy, exercise, stayed away from boose, smoking, drugs and caffine, soda,. I enjoy the sun in summers with a lower sunblock your body needs VIt D. They scare you to not have any sun which is bad for your body. I dont think anyone needs any of it until mid 40's starting there. and for a face lift 55-60 yr, save your money. I think social media has brain washed the anti aging to the young for monetary reasons and the surgeons have taken advantage of clients for same reason. Also addictive personalities, insecurities, fall into it hard. A wrinkle or two is not going to make people love you less. Its whats inside, and your character that matters. And men hate fake and lots of makeup so who are you really trying to please. Yes we all like to look good but, without filters, face tape, duck lips, big butts, big lashes, big fake nails and more. Drawing attention to the absurd for the sake of a buck, negative attention on Tik Tok or Instagram. Many of these devices and products have not been tested for years and only tested on you , only to say years down the line now that they were tested and they didnt work right or caused damage, then they change their game for the next new untested thing. With all the money spent you have could helped the world improve instead lol
@@BlueSparkshine if you can believe it I went to a scar specialist this week for my eyes. They quoted $3800 for a CO2 on my lids 🫨 Might as well go back for surgery!
Of course NONE of this is necessary. But given I LOVE exploring new treatments, wanted to give a rundown on what I think has been worth it for me personally. Is there a treatment you LOVE? Or perhaps was a waste? Let us know in the comments!
Thanks do much for sharing. Honestly I’ve watched this twice now. X
@@olga_b344 thank you, Olga ❤️
When there are multiple genocides going on, mass world hunger and poverty and crisis yeah I think it was a waste
@@JayladeWhat percentage of your income do you put towards these causes?
95%@@karinvancaspel
It's so funny that people think if you spend $30 grand on your face, you are selfish or vain. But then they wouldn't think twice about someone spending that much on a kitchen remodel for only cosmetic reasons. Don't feel bad about the amount of your investment. You are your best investment. 🙌
Love your perspective. Thank you 🥹
You mean on a wedding!
How much would a man spend to remodel a red Cadillac hmmmmm?
Not to mention how much women (the same ones who try to shame other women for paying for these procedures) will spend on make-up throughout their lifetime. 🙄
Great analogy, but it’s still different. I’m a realist and spending 30 grand on your face is selfish and vain, but if you’re going to do it , just own it, like Rachel does here. It just is what it is and people do what they do.
I'm 66. I've done A LOT!! Spent way more money than 30K. Best was face lift, neck lift, upper lower Bleph at 48. I started tret at 32. Just had a total dental restoration...best decision ever. Yes on eating healthy and doing fish oils, not only for cosmetics but most importantly for health. I want to look and feel great and think why not? But most importantly I am grateful for aging, because not everyone gets this privilege.
Do you think lower bleph can set you up for looking hollow later? I inherited the puffy lower lid from one of my parents. So far I'm happy with concealer but that might not last.
@@sharroon7574 I really don't know. I'm not too hollow, but again, I am 66. What I do know is get a surgeon that does only eyes. I had a bad and I mean really bad experience and had to get an oculoplastic surgeon to fix it. I didn't know that even existed when I had the full FL.
@@kasey5973 thank you
What kind of total dental restoration did you get?
@@wuxiaaddictIm curious, too
CASTOR OIL! Just started using it two weeks ago; my skin is smoother, my hair is richer in colour and has deep shine and my feet stopped hurting. All for around $15....
I’m OBSESSED with Castor Oil. I have been using it for EVERYTHING! It is a miracle.
As a 43 year old woman, let me tell you, you will LOVE you for having done all these treatments. I'm not trying to "scare" anyone but it's really when (most of us) are nearing 40 that we see who did "all they could" and who was not so "into skincare". Believe me! I think you look fantastic, you look a lot better than 2 years ago - you were still gorgeous, what I mean is your skin and face structure look even better now. Hope I am not boring you ;) take care and thank you SO MUCH for sharing your experiences with us ❤❤❤
How thankful I am for your reassurance! Thank you for taking the time. Means so much ❤️❤️❤️
you are very welcome ❤😘@@RundownwithRachel
I’m a bit older and absolutely couldn’t agree more. We don’t necessarily see the aging process or the effects of treatments unless we compare ourselves to old pictures or old friends. I’m often told that I haven’t changed much and even my own mother (who I visit across the country once a year) is floored and comments regularly on how young and good I look. That’s a win! Omnilux red light mask, monthly retin a micro needling, chemical peels, intermittent fasting, daily activity and other regular healthy habits that I practice consistently.
May I ask what you are doing to maintain the Health of your skin and body? :)
I just used spf and I am 37 and look way younger :) Im also vegan 20 years
I’m an RN that works in aesthetics and for me personally my favorite treatments are Sculptra, lasers, chemical peels, dysport. I’ve only had filler in my lips and recently decided to dissolve because it started migrating. Two vials of Hylenex and it’s still not completely gone. So painful! I will NEVER put filler in my face again!
It is so great to hear perspective from those within the aesthetic space! Thank you for sharing your experience. Very helpful!
@bnb0510 I agree filler looked awful on me and cost me $3000
How much filler did you have ?
I can’t wait to get Sculptra. My esthetician told me I didn’t need it yet and recommended PRF “vampire” facials and I really love the results! They are subtle to anyone else but definitely gives me more confidence.❤
@@loona-tic9791 over a 5 year period just a total of 3 syringes so 3ml. Really not that much but it still migrated. Never again
Really appreciate you mentioning darker skin tones shouldn’t do co2 lasers and be hesistant about laser hair removal. I’m surprised by so many skin professional who offer these services to darker skinned people without warning them!
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Laser hair removal with the right machine is complete safe for all skin tones!
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If you have money and can afford it, just do you.
For others: eating healthy and exercise (even gentle exercise like walking) goes a long way. And avoid harsh sunlight, wear hats and choose the shade. Taking care of yourself and your insides is key.
Could not agree more with you! Thank you, Emma.
I was going to say this. Free/cheap things make so much more of a difference than expensive treatments. Of course there's data of how much any treatment can do... But you can spend a million dollars and it'll all go to waste if you don't have a healthy lifestyle.
I'm 40 and I notice my skin (among other stuff like joints) becomes so much worse if I don't workout or eat well.
Most men let themselves go by the time they're 40, but taking care of my (vegan) diet, working out and basics like sunscreen, retinol, peptides - keeps people surprised when I tell them my age.
Each person gets to decide how much or if any treatments should be done. I never got any procedures done and I look 10 years younger than I am. My secret... sleep well, try not to be in "stress mode" all the time, and love yourself 💓
I’m 42 and I still look very young. I really never done any expensive treatments or surgeries. All I done is skincare routine, eating healthy and exercising on top of healthy lifestyle. So yes, if you have money good, but if not all the above mentioned do magick. It’s not easy, but it’s cheaper.
Just so true. Trentinoin, sunscreen, sunglasses and hats, exercise, eat 9 servings fruit and vegetables a day, get your sleep and dump any stress you can. All my friends who followed this routine looked quite young until menopause. After that, things get a little tougher. But the cheap stuff still helps- a lot! I didn't see a wrinkle until 50.
Over time, the distance between the bottom of the nose & the top of the upper lip elongates. Getting that shortened will help make you look younger. Also, autologous fat transfers can help many people. And most importantly youthful posture with an elongated neck to keep the cervical vertebrae from collapsing on their discs will ensure a well-functioning thyroid which will keep the skin taught.
Thank you - great perspective! Fat transfers can look incredible, but concern me as there have been a lot of horror stories on Real Self and it appears that if mistakes are made they cannot be corrected. Hopefully the technology evolves! Fascinating about the posture, too!
Love this video! I’m actually a laser tech and there’s a misconception that laser hair removal is permanent and it’s not. It is hair reduction. The results can vary on provider and laser machine but hair can regrow months or years later or never. This is mainly dependent on hormones, medications, & other treatments that can trigger regrowth. Maintenance is very normal but should hopefully be a lot more lower maintenance.
My hair regrew after I stopped the pill. I was pretty bummed.
I was pretty permanent for me! Or close to it. It was the best money I ever spent. The minute it came on the market I ran and got alot of my body done. It cost alot 🤣Have not regretted in one day.
I'm 54 and I began getting botox regularly at 34 or 35. I call it maintenance now. I also do conservative use of fillers and do as little of that as possible. At 40 I got a vertical brow lift and a lower eye blepheroplasty. It was supposed to last 10 years, but I think I still have benefits from it. I use tretinoin nightly and retinol. Now I do red light therapy most days, use hyaluronic acid, niacinomides, copper peptides, a 2 minute jawfit facial exercise practice to tighten my jaw and lift jaw muscles, use a gu sha daily for lymphatic draining system for my face, and i microneedle one at weeo or every other week. I am told I could pass for late 30s to early 40s. I do also get some filler put into my upper check that fills out my cheeks a bit. I have a thin face so I get hollows and this procedure usually lasts a year or slightly less than a year. I do put filler in my lip, but I have no lips normally, but I only use the slightest amount. I am cautious with filler though. I use it very sparingly.
6:20 Awww, yes Sis, 😢 we've ALL been there. I felt the regret in your heart as you said it. Give yourself some grace. I pray all that you do to help with the scaring is effective and/or you get to a place of peace about it. You honestly have a beautiful soul (and face lol) for sharing your testimony with us and caring enough to take down the other video so that other women don't make the same "mistake". Sending you love and gratitude 🙏💛
Thank you, Mercy Grace. The kind encouragement you give is what keeps me going. The feedback I have received from this video has been all over the board. The longer I sit with it, the more I find myself exploring the health practices that also translate to luminous, youthful skin. Because the treatments and procedures will never end and the self acceptance will never land. Thank you for taking the time. You remind me of how kindness to others and ourselves is what matters most.
I’m in the beauty industry and so thankful I get so many treatments for free or on the cheap. I love sculptra, Microcurrent and IPL. Been hesitant to try botox but I probably will soon. Also I try and meditate daily, I know that’s a different subject but I think it’s really helped slow down the aging for me. You look great 💖
Thank you for your insight especially being in the industry! I’m with you. Managing through lifestyle is so underrated. We wonder why presidents age so quickly! Stress! I’ve been evaluating how I can bring in practices like meditation to manage stress and hopefully age more gracefully at the same time!
@@RundownwithRachel yes, if you struggle to meditate checkout my channel. I do guided meditations because I know it’s hard for people to get started sometimes. 💖
Meditating helps!
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Yes meditation! I believe that is a big anti aging secret many don’t pay attention to or know about.
Sculptors is questionable - it changes the textures of the skin in deep level in future - be careful
I am impressed with this chat. I accidentally got your feed and at first I thought this is superficial but actually you are sharing your experience. it helps us save money by avoiding going down the wrong treatment which we all have. You were honest and direct. Thank you and you look natural and beautiful.
Thank you for taking the time to share that. I think some got the impression that I was pushing that the obscene amount of money needs to be spent when in reality much of what i have done was not worth it. Realize i should have made that more clear, yet, I am very grateful that folks like you get it, and get me. Thank you.
I had laser hair removal and a few things: you mentioned it's not for dark skin in the video. As someone with dark skin, I had a good experience BUT you have to go to a place that has a specific type of laser that has setting for pigmented skin. Make sure to ask about it before booking and have them do a test spot to see how you react. Also a good, honest specialist will tell you if you're a possible candidate depending on a number of factors. Secondly, I got laser nearly 10 years ago, the place I went to recommended doing maintenance visits 1-2 times a year. I didn't have the money for that, but so far most of the hair is still gone.
Do you know what kind of laser the place you went to used?
@@edinacelic7441you need to ask for ND yag 🙂 that’s what I’ve had and I have a darker skin tone and it’s worked amazing
Would a place like that work well for light skin and light hair? We blondes have the same kind of issue.
You’re one of maybe five people on social media who I actually trust. Thank you so much for being an honest agent sharing such useful information - and you’re just a lovely person. ❤
I hope you know how much I appreciate your kindness. Received some cruel responses in this video. Thankfully, I can delete them. You’re the kind of person I move forward for. So seriously thank you.
I have just come across your channel, you are refreshing - you are honest and your content is incredibly useful. Thank you. I can’t tell you how timely this is for me. 💝💝💝
After 45 is a true litmus test. And again once you go through menopause. There weren't as many procedures available when I was that age so I kinda missed out. BUT I was very disciplined about skin care and I was diligent with sun protection. I did not sun worship through the 80's an early 90's. I has paid off
Thank you so much, Jova. Really helpful perspective. You are clearly ahead of the curve!
Yes, I started HRT a couple of months ago before I turned 47. I was noticing some sagging, but HRT fixed it immediately. I have no wrinkles. I've been on a skin regimen. I have never had any surgery or laser. Just at home peels. I look like my photo at 19yo except I have grey hairs.
@@TheShumobyhrt reversed facial sagging /jowels?
Im 48 but im So hesitant to try bio-I’d hormones again, they made me gain weight mostly edema . I’m
Pretty sure my body doesn’t see them as its does its own hormones .
But I’m like why aren’t these anti aging cosmetic doctors mentioning hrt is helpful too? It seems they really don’t know if it is 🤷🏻♀️
I am 45, and noticing big changes now. I think, in a way, all these things are not really worth the high price tags.
@@Corrans that’s been my conclusion since making this video. Would rather put effort towards my health as opposed to chasing these things.
I’ve had it all and my holy grail is the co2 laser. I also like the infrared light masks. And despite many years of hating retin-A and refusing to use it, I now like it a lot. To me, radio frequency, blue peels and filler are not worth the money. Oh and Dysport is great! I also had my eyelids done and that is a big deal for sure! I’m now in my seventies and people think I’m in my fifties. So hang in there, you’ll be glad you did the things to keep ahead of aging. It just slows things down nicely.
Thank you so much for taking the time to share! Extremely valuable 🙏
Good to know about CO2 laser; so glad you shared this. How long ago did you have it and has it gotten better and better? Did you also have it on the neck and around the eyes? I've been to a few different Plastic Surgeons in and near Chicago looking for the right person. Almost every one didn't want to do the Laser solely- Always pushing threads, facelift, etc. I'm 59 and refuse to do all of it. CO2 has always been on my list, but getting harder to find someone I trust. I also just bought an LED MZ Skin Mask 2.0, but looking at a Panel instead.
Thanks for sharing
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Have you experienced any issues with hyperpigmentation or melesma?
What is the average cost of co2 laser? How many sessions does it take to get results? Do you need to continue the treatments long term to maintain results? Sry for so many questions, thanks!
The main take away for me, want what you want! Yes to THAT! Make yourself happy. I go maybe every 6 mo to get half syringe of juvederm lip filler. At home I do a lot…Nira, red light, Trentinoin, musely lotions, supplements. I dye my own hair, started 2020 and I miss my hairdresser but haven’t gone back. I spend a ridiculous amount $$$$ Sephora, but that’s my joy…good video. ❤
Thank you, Janice! I’ve heard so much about Nira! Is it worth the hype?
What a beautiful, honest Lady 💗 I am 37 and have done most of these things !! New sub … 💎 Love love your honesty 💋
Thank you so so much, girl 🥹
This was SO INFORMATIVE. As a 29 year old gal who's just starting to learn about these treatments, it is tough to discern good from bad advise - especially when talking with MedSpa's. No women in my community openly talk about these treatments, so these learnings are so helpful. Thank you for sharing your experiences!
You are so welcome. My experiences and expenses have me looking to lifestyle choices that are even more supportive of aging well. How lucky we are to have so many resources to help us find our way. Thank you for taking the time to share. Makes my night!
So many little things I would love to congratulate you on emphasizing.
There is no one and done treatment, it’s addressing all the different signs of aging that keep the face looking balanced.
I love that you talk about other peoples experiences. Like you say, everybody is unique, having a practitioner who cares about them, and develops a plan based on their wishes and concerns.
The world of medical aesthetics is merging with lifestyle Medicine/cellular health.
I think we will see more of that in our aesthetic consultations. I really like to optimize my patients with good medical grade skincare, discuss hormones with my 40s and older patients and focus on wellbeing. Thank you for sharing your honest journey. Xx
Thank you so so much for taking the time to acknowledge that. This video has brought up polarizing perspective, understandably so. By no means is it all necessary - but everyones journey and motives are so different. We want what we want!
There's a difference between mature beauty and being old. These women go through this kind of treatment even though they still look young. You cannot fight aging' It is part of life. But you can delay the process by not getting too much stress. I am not a medical expert but I know fully well about this since I'm from the countryside and I can compare that people in my place look younger and healthier than the people I met here in the city.
You’re so right. Lifestyle is really where emphasis should be.
My wife uses Botox and other treatments occasionally and it works really well, it clearly irons out wrinkles without adding anything strange or even lightly unnatural looking to the face. To me the big NO is fillers, I would avoid them like the plague and just try to use all the greatest skin care (that includes possible chemical peeling and lasers etc) and some occasional botox maybe. But the moment you start with fillers it's setting sail to lizard-land...
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I watched your video out of curiosity even though I do not plan on getting any procedures done. It’s refreshing to see someone be so open and candid about these things. I know plastic surgery is way more prevalent in the US and there is major pressure on women to look as young as possible. I don’t experience this here in Hungary, it’s rare to see someone even with just lip filler. I also have good genes thankfully, my grandma looks about 60 years old even though she is 80.
Anyways, you look amazing and you do look natural so if you feel like it’s worth it then more power to you!☺️
Thank you for taking the time to share such kind perspective. 🥹
Yes European genes are awesome! I have them. I’m an American my mother was all Italian the elegant type! I’m sure you and your grandmother look incredible. People age so differently in Europe, beautifully!😊
I did laser hair removal on my legs and underarms more than 4 years ago, the shins are at 99% clear, but underarms are at 90%. Still very happy, don’t have to shave, I pluck the remaining hairs. So that was the best procedure I got ever.
Once you hit menopause your hair might just fall out…..mine did.
@@Katepwe my grandma has a full head of hair at 92, so fingers crossed.
Yes, I still shave about once a month to get rid of the blonde peach fuzz that wasn't removed with laser. It goes really quick though; still glad I got it done even though it's not 100% hairless.
How many sessions did you have of laser hair removal??
Uhm where did you get your laser hair removal treatment... Please tag place...?
Appreciate your openness and honesty Rachel! It’s rare to find price breakdowns like this on UA-cam. I’ve been interested in the concept and science behind PRF for a while. Never done it but perhaps now I will experiment! ❤
CANNOT wait for your take on it Robin!
The healing properties AR eso interesting, it's the only treatment I really wanna try.
thanks for sharing!continue to do you girl. you look refreshed :) i got laser hair removal about 12yrs ago on my legs,bikini, and under and no hair has grown back. it depends on the laser they use
Thank you so much, girl! That is INCREDIBLE! 12 years??!! Now I just need to find out which laser this is 👀
i wish i wouldve taken note of that too since now im looking into full Brazilian but its no longer open - it was a medi spa in nyc
I did laser hair removal on my bikini area and underarms about 16 years ago. I still see very, VERY fine hair grow back in my underarms (no one would notice unless they were up close). I shave my pits approximately two times a year. My bikini area is perfectly smooth. 😊
your videos are the best insights on youtube regarding thorough, unbiased reviews
Thank you, Derek. Appreciate you saying that. Seriously. Given the amount of times I’ve been misled so someone could make a quick buck is infuriating. Another reason why sincerity is so important. Your kindness helps me continue going. Thank you.
I am 73 and am guessing I have spent over $50000 over the last 20 years. I definitely think it helped because people think I’m in my 50’s. The treatment I didn’t think was worth it was infini rf. I am also not a big fan of fillers.I only like it in the cheeks once every few years. I stopped doing most things except Botox
And a moxie laser once a year.
Thank you, Sherri! Really appreciate you sharing your experience. Helpful to ALL of us!
I'm 64 (my avitar is at 62). I haven't spent huge amounts, but I've done co2 laser, botox, and sculptra. I use high end skincare. I was at the grocery this weekend with my grandkids. They were wearing out my name: grandma, grandma, grandma ( I love being one!) and a couple about my sons age stopped me and the kids. They said "you're the grandmother?" I said yes, and they are like "wow, you have really good genetics". Wink, Wink, True about the genetics, but a little help from the derm, tons of water, STAY out of the sun.
@@sharonirons9828 Incredible, Sharon. These are the testimonies we LOVE to hear! You’ve clearly put in the hard work where it counts!
Rachel, you can pick up a microneedle for 30 bucks or less and do it yourself. I try to do it once per week and then you have an hour window to use your serums and tretinoin on the skin to get the the products into the microscopic lesions it creates and of course, microneedling creates promotes collagen production.
No laser hair removal is 100% permanent due to our hormones. You will pretty much always need an eventual touch up. The hair tends to be thinner and more sparse when it grows in, but some will still come back eventually
Thank you for the helpful context! So strange how some experience complete hair loss whereas others don’t 😒
My husband and I have separate finances as well. If he saw how much my skincare routine and procedures cost, he would be in shock, lol. My favorite procedure has always been BBL! You have to get it every few months or so, but for someone with under eye hollows, dark circles, and hyperpigmentation, its been such a game changer. Unfortunately I moved, and tried a new med spa, and was completely botched by Halo laser. Halo was the most excruciatingly painful experience of my life, and left my entire face with an orange peel texture. I haven’t found anyone else online talking about that sort of experience with Halo, but it completely wrecked my skin. During the procedure, it felt like a searing hot knife was being dragged through my skin, and the nurse didn’t believe me when I told her how much pain I was in. Before the procedure, I had numbing cream applied and left on for 40 mins, and it was like it didn’t even work. I’m still pretty traumatized by the whole experience. I’m in my early thirties and starting to see little signs of aging, and I’m trying not to panic. Thanks so much for sharing about all of your procedures, and inspiring me to keep going with my anti aging and skin health journey, despite my one terrible experience. You look so vibrant and radiant, and I would say it was 30k well spent.
Could you clarify what you mean by BBL? I’ve only heard that acronym in reference to Brazilian butt lifts lol
What did the tech say about your bad result?? How long has it been? Did it eventually improve?😱😱
I had a Halo treatment done several years ago and it was horrible. I would never recommend this to anyone!
I tried very weak Fraxel once, got burned, have deep scar on my face, nothing helps with it. I will never ever ever come close to lasers again. Dangerous, expensive and ineffective. There are better cheaper safer more effective treatments like microneedling and peels.
@@HMO16488 BroadBand Light (BBL™)
I had a PRP and PFR blend injected into my under eyes and on one side you can see a light line of demarcation. I've used radio frequency under my eyes that has brightened and thickened the skin underneath improving the dark under eye circles. I'm about to Sculptra give a try and a V-beam laser. I love my red light and near infrared red light panel. Retin-A helps as well.
Is there a difference between prp and prf?
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Morphous 8 was my mistake. I melted the fat pads in my face, and now that Im 40 my face is starting to sag. I feel like I've ages significantly from 38-40.
I’m so sorry. It’s such a horrible feeling to feel that regret and upset. Then the fear of worrying you’ll make it worse. That’s how I feel about my bleph scars. I need to look into if those fat pads can come back. Because my double chin that Morpheus8 treated did come back.
It effed me up too. I know the pain.
I've heard a lot about that :( I stay away from those treatments. I think you can use fat injections to get some volume back but I would talk to a dermatologist about it
@@galvan10ful I'm looking into sculptra. Hopefully that will bring back enough collagen. If not going to look into the fat
This is the first video I have watched of yours- just showed up on my main page. I already love you 😆 I also want to look younger than I am. I am also 34 and have done some lasers for redness but mostly just use retinoids, gua sha and lots of sheet masks. I had an allergy appt at a new office and was talking about my life and all I have gone through with the nurse. She said “wait, how old are you?” I said “34” and she was like “holy crap. I thought you were 21.” Best compliment ever haha
Those dang sheet masks are THE HOLY grail. Thank you, Joanna. Really appreciate your comment.
@Rachel definitely try the Mediheal placenta sheet mask if you haven’t. I look like an infant after 😂😂 not even kidding. It’s my HG and I use it like 3 days a week. I promise you will love it. They also make a DNA mask that shaves off a few years, too.
@@Joannabanana1989 you had me at placenta!
THIS IS THE MOST HONEST SURGERY VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN! The internet needs more of this.
Really appreciate you for taking the time. By no means is this stuff necessary, if anything it probably shows that going down this path is never ending!
As a 52 year old, I say save your money for later, when you will actually need it for procedures to help you look younger. You don't need it now. Enjoy your youthful appearance NOW 😉
Thank you, Sandra. If only I had you when I was 25!
You have balls. One can tell how truthful and honest your perspective is. Thank you so much for sharing and please ignore the nasty people on the comments. Clearly so many of us enjoy what we see. Keep it up! ❤
Thank you. Truly. You keep me going.
Duuuude, this is a great round-up. I’m 48 now, have worn sunscreen religiously (ok, 75% of all days) since 24, had 2 great Fraxel undereye sessions at 37, and tiny touches of filler about 3 times since 37 to now, lots of facials, eat pretty clean and exercise like a mofo, and I’ll be danged, but the cumulative effects are there! Agree, agree agree!
You are a gem. Thank you ❤️
You are young - enjoy it. I've done some daxxify, sculptra (love it!), laser hair removal - legs, bikini - fantastic results, BBL - great treatment and want more, upper bleph - was medically necessary for extreme overhang and could probably have it done again. I am VERY interested in undereye PRF and/or fat grafting for hollows and dark circles. Tretinoin is also my friend, as are high quality skin care products. I'm 54, so most of this stuff wasn't around when I was younger, and I'm glad that is the case. I didn't "need" any of this in my 40s - hell, I still don't "need" it - I want it to keep looking good and aging as naturally as possible. These days that also includes bioidentical estrogen, progesterone and testosterone, plus a handful of supplements at every meal, 136 gms protein daily.... lots of work.
You are so right! Lots of work! Thank you for sharing your approach. It is so helpful to all of us!
You nailed it. @@Oshiiiiiiiiiiii
Just a note on lasers for darker skin, the Candela YAG laser is the gold standard.
Thank you! I know your comment will help many!
love this video. I am right along side you doing all the things ....and not stopping. Natural look is pricey and good skin takes effort !
Thank you, Ali ❤️❤️❤️
I’m just seeing you for the first time today and being completely honest you look absolutely great and to my eye there are no… errors.
Thank you, Susan. Was bracing myself for you to write something entirely different. Thank you. Very kind.
I just stumbled on this video and I love your transparency. I've always been fascinated by face filler.
I love plastic surgeon Dr Amir Karam's take on fillers, Lory Hill is very insightful & Victorian Cosmetic Institute talks openly about his filler mistakes as a practitioner. (all here on youtube)
For instance getting fillers under your eyes for many people changes their eye shape.
FIller increases volume always.
So filler in the cheeks and chin makes your face bigger & streches the skin. And I read one women's regret of chin filler because it migrated and gave her a bad double chin.
Thank you so much, Maria! I worry about that migration but then again I figure - worse case I get it dissolved and then maybe me dub chin will dissolve along with it 😂
Rachel I actually laughed out loud, thank you for that.🤣🤣🤣@@RundownwithRachel
Fillers need to be injected by facial plastic surgeons. The reason you write that it "stretches skin & makes face bigger" is because you see the bad results. Far too many people are doing fillers by non qualified people. I've been doing fillers & botox for over 10 years. I have no such problems that you mention. I wish that they would last longer. I also recommend fraxel treatments. I had severe scarring on my forehead from going through a windshield in a catastrophic car accident. The fraxel helped tremendously. I did my whole face & I looked 5 years younger post fraxel. Recovery time is tough- up to 2 weeks & multiple sessions are necessary, I had 3 total.
All my filler knowledge comes from facial plastic surgeons. Dr Amir Karam here on youtube does an excellent job of explaining why he, as a facial plastic surgeon, doesn't like fillers.
He has first hand knowledge of how fillers age, how the skin is affected and why they aren't in his opinion the greatest option.
Filler never fully dissolves as MRI scans prove, so yes filler does in fact stack up over time.
Though, I can see why you like it and believe in it.
Some people felt Fraxel didn't work for them at all but I'll definitely look into it considering your amazing results.
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I’m surprised you didn’t mention microdermabrasions and retin-a. Sauna is also huge for clearing your pores and keeping your skin taunt and young looking. Would love to hear what products you use daily for antiaging.
Yes! So many more things to add to the list. Tried to keep it narrowed down to the extra spendy things!
I started laser hair removal recently using the alexandrite laser. I still have a few more sessions, but have been super happy with the results. I've also had collagen stimulators injected and loved that as well. Tretinoin cream has changed my life and has been the only thing that helped with acne.
I’ve gotta get back on tretinoin! Sometimes I back off because my skin goes haywire from other things and I just go as simple as possible. But I know it pays off long term!
Thank you for sharing in such detail ! Early 50s & best things I do do for my skin> daily face massage, moisturize every nite, tretinoin 2× a wk, exfoliating only 1x a wk, at home microneedling a few x per month, supplements: especially d3+k2. Eating Healthy fats like olive oil / nuts. To all the younger people out there, careful w/ procedures that can reduce facial fat! as that fullness keeps you looking more youthful 🙌 💫
Thank you, Diana!!! Which at home Microneedling do you love most?
@RundownwithRachel ) Angel Kiss & Gin Amber, I also prefer shorter needles .25 or .3
@@dianal8387 Thank you!!!!! I tried a different brand and not sold on it. Going to check this out!
Do you microneedle at home on your own?
@@dianal8387I’ve seen some videos where they don’t recommend doing at home
Thank you for sharing this! I’m 35 and have been wondering if a lot of these treatments are worth it. Excited to try PRP!
I loved it! I got 3 sessions of PRF + microneeding. Highly recommend.
Milan Laser Hair Removal! Fast results and the hair will not come back. I'm on my 7th treatment and close to graduation!
Love your energy and realism! And soooo true, there is crazy pressure on girls to look young. But I’m doing it because I WANT to look younger as well for ME🤷🏻♀️!!! New subscriber ❤❤❤
How I appreciate your comment. You are the person I make videos for. Thank you 🥰
Exilis! Love RF & ultrasound for the long term collagen benefits
I feel that you will maintain what you have for far longer. Imagine how amazing you will look going into your mid 40s.
Thank you, Emily. Really appreciate that 🥰
i've spent over $80,000 i'm 48 I think it's totally worth it. If I live in a house and it needs repairs I fix it. So why wouldn't I spend money on the body that I also live in?
What a bummer laser hair removal isn't permanent for you! ☹️ It's been a Godsend for me. I got it 10 years ago all over and my hair has yet to grow back. Best decision ever for me. 🙏🙏🙏
it really depends on the frequency of the laser actually.. there are many types of laser machine out there
Laser wasn’t permanent for me either
It tends to depend on multiple factors, it’s much harder for us ladies with blonde fuzzies
@@Theskincouncelor I’m the opposite of blonde fuzzies and it don’t work on us either so seems like only specific range can get it
Where did you get it??
You do what you have to do for you! No one else has to pay for it!
You make you happy! People who don't mind looking older good for them! We all have different kind of life. Some women love their gray hair! Good for them! Everyone doesn't want to look 10 20 years older than they are. So don't judge others. Do your own thing!
Completely agree, girl.
I’m considering microneedling because I’m scared of doing a chemical peel. However, my cosmetic medicine doctor said for the money, a TCA peel is much more effective. I just can’t afford the down time (I’ve got to work). 🤷🏻♀️
There are no downtime TCA peels. I’m getting my first treatment tomorrow
On the platinum plus website, where I bought my Tca peel, there are things you can use to shorten down time. If you do it at night on a Thursday, you could go to work on Friday and look presentable, and be able to go to work Monday, with most peeling completed. Instead of buying their vit a Luminosity, use your Tretinoin if you have it to accelerate peeling. I used 30% Tca, 2 layers! Even tho that strength is only recommended for the body. I’m used to other acids, so my skin handled it well.
Thanks for your story. You are right on a good doc !! Research research research. I’ve spent $35k on body and face surgery’s and porcedures, and it’s about 60:40 satisfactory. I also think it’s a lot with our anatomy on how we heal.
So…..I had CO2 laser treatment (face, neck, chest) three days ago and OMG i cannot believe how intense it was! I’ve tried non ablative fraxel with zero effect. This is definitely the way to go. Healing time: well watching a ton of videos like this which reinforce it was the right decision. I’m 60 and it was time for an intense treatment even with being careful about sun exposure and using sunscreen. The take-away for me is this: the less downtime a procedure has the less results you are going to see, the more down time the greater the results!
You just wait. 6 months of recovery and people will be stopping you at the grocery store! But my goodness, a recovery marathon indeed!
Totally agree - have had CO2 laser twice in the past 25 years - prefer the downtime to suboptimal results - CO2 laser is amazing!
How much does it cost ? On face and chest area ?
@@MadinaVadache it was $5200 CAD for full face, neck and chest
Thank you for being so honest... There are so many influences, doctors, esthetics pushing so many uneffective and short term solutions. For that reason I've done nothing
You are so right. Short term is really difficult to rationalize. I don't blame you for doing nothing. You sure have spared yourself from mistakes that I have made!
@RundownwithRachel I think they're reason for jumping on every trend is self serving as well, they'll make a video using the buzz words ""Does *insert trending* cure for aging really work" for them to talk 10 mins about the history of the procedure, rumored celebs that might have gotten it and in the end still not answer the question... Then clinics start offering this service due to demand which then makes regular people think it's worthy since all these influences are talking about it and now so many clinics have it... Its a false positive loop
I was/am super lucky with hair laser removal. I had it done in 2000 with an amazing provider who are still in business and I go there for all random stuff I do. First I did my under arm and the result were so great that I went back for my legs. I think I spent ~ $3k then. Best money ever spent. I still go without shaving for months! I had dark hair and my skin color is olive. So there was a chance of hyperpigmentation, but they were careful and only increased the intensity with second and third treatments.
Thank you so much for taking the time to share. This gives many of us home for a great laser hair removal experience!
Are you in SoCal ? Are they in SoCal by any chance ??
What is your provider called?
Thanks for sharing this! To me it is totally worth it!! I started when I was around your age and It has now paid off immensely! Expensive yes, but we are worth it!
xxoo
I need facial balancing so badly 😢
I need to find an expert in California though.
I haven't had any procedures, but I started Tretinoin in April and I can see a difference in my skin. Smaller pores, a slight glow, and more even skin tone. The main thing that has helped me the most is eating a carnivore diet. The protein and animal fat really makes an impact on skin and hair, among other things.
Yes!!! All that collagen!!! I’m working on the practice of making bone broth for that reason.
@RundownwithRachel Oooo, maybe you can make a video? I've tried store-bought bone broth, and I didn't like it. At all. Lol
@@RareRosebud oh yes!!!! Once I get some experience with it I will be eager to share!
I did a mini face lift. I look veeery natural. And if you think about it… it will be cheaper, less time consuming and less chance of going wrong as soon you get a good doctor. I was tired of trying things, most you don’t see results, feels lots of pain, some go wrong. The best decision I made was my mini face lift surgery.
Thank you, Ani! I know just what you mean!
I love my nuface but it recommend getting the “pro” version as it’s much stronger. I do sculptra every 6 months with great results…my injector actually has recommended me to stop getting any filler (she thinks filler should be transitioned out as you approach 40s). I 21:58 also do current body on my face for 10 min daily (pre-nuface). I absolutely love Altreno (brand of tretinoin) I think this has had such an amazing impact on my skin. I also did rf micro needling (holy hell was that painful) and I really just wasn’t all that impressed for the cost, time, and pain. And of course Botox every 4 months!
Girl you have got your system DIALED IN! Thank you for sharing. I’m going to check out Altreno!
Forgot to mention you absolutely look like you are aging backwards! 😊 love you channel, thank you for continuing to make these videos
@@Guavaontherocks thank you. Very kind of you. I’m bracing myself for comments that say the opposite 😬😂. Your kind words are very helpful ❤️
In which areas do you get the sculptra injected?
@@G0shaKarr I have my injector do my entire face and most recently had her hyperdilute sculptra to address the laxity in my neck and to get rid of the horizontal lines
You can micro-needle youself. The roller costs 10 bucks. Sterilize it between uses and clean your face well beforehand. 11 thousand bucks, nuts.
Better to use cordless microneedling pen.
Yes! Pen doesn’t drag!
The biggest that affects aging is how we eat: Low carb/high fat is the way to go, intermittent fasting, good sleep, sunscreen, peels, microneedling, no alcohol/coffee, and hormones when necessary, and of course, a good skincare routine.
Yes! What we put in our bodies matters most. What touches our skin goes into our blood stream. All of that effects our hormones, even all the dieting can negatively affect our hormones.
Completely agree. Currently going down the "Inflammaging" rabbithole.
I’ve done many of these stuff mentioned! PRP is the best in my opinion, there are places where you can get it around $150, I try to do it monthly if I can.
No shame in wanting to look younger, I guess it's really wanting to look better in general. You look great and if you never said your age before, I would have thought late 20s
Thank you so much, Jasmin! Really appreciate your kind words.
Loved this and your openness. Also, you look GORGEOUS!! I'm soon to be 28 and I started being bothered by nasolabial folds. How did you address that particular issue? Thank you!
Heard sculptura is best for NL folds
Wow! I thought for sure you were gonna say you had a lip lift. I notice a big difference from the nose down on your face. What do you think had the biggest effect there? Antigravity business going on lol. Thanks for sharing!
Yes I was going to ask the same thing! Did you have a lip lift? Your philtrum is so much shorter!
Following! I agree
An eye for detail you all! I credit the overlining of my lips with lip liner!
I think the eyebrow and hair change really helped too!!
Best way for influencer to pay for all those procedures is never to admit you had any of them and just say you look fabulous because of the supplement or diet you are selling. By the time your audience figures out it didn't work for them, you'll already have their money.
Completely agree. I think we are all more skeptical than ever. I know I am!
I’m an Aesthetics Nurse, and I Agee with all
That you’ve said. Ultherapy or sofwave are also great to lift and tighten skin… also may burn the fat in your Face if not done properly. Sculptra is a game changer, everyone over 35 should start it.
Thank you, Heidi 🙏❤️
Yes! Worth it. You will thank yourself again every 5 years!
I love your honesty! I've spent more than I care to admit. But I'm happy and so is my husband. And I skimp in other ways like not going out to eat, or concerts and events. We hike a lot which is free 😆
So that's my justification. I agree with what you said about some things just not being worth it. I'm so glad I never went for morpheus. A local doctor was really pushing it. But I read about losing face fat possibly.
Also I'd like to add that masseter botox hasn't been a good decision. Yes it stops me from grinding my teeth and I don't have the headaches from clenching in my sleep. BUT the loss of muscle has created worse jowls. So I'm going to stop the masseter botox. Not worth having jowls. I'll figure something else out for my teeth. 😕
$3k a year doesn't seem that extreme to me though?? That's only a few hundred bucks a month... worth it.
You’re my kinda gal. Great way to put it in perspective. Thank you, Lyndsey.
hello..I have tried prp and i have noticed a big difference.. love it!!! I am older but it has made a difference.. I am trying sculptra..and it see a difference already...
Any experience with tretinoin, or are the procedures you’ve done not compatible with test/vitamin A ? I love my Botox results (2x a year since I turned 32) and did BBL in my late 20s and I’m so curious to learn more about the benefits of laser treatments!
Love the content and transparency - you look great 😊
I have only done about £300 worth of procedure, not for cosmetic reasons but ironically I’m vain enough that I won’t do it again because of the way it did make me look, cosmetically lol
Btw LOVE your attitude and honesty, plus this is such good information for those considering any of these. And it’s also worth mentioning that the point is probably not to look younger than you are, but better than you could (which you didn’t need but you do).
Very kind of you. I’m with you. In some ways these things have scared me into being extra careful. Even the at home devices seem risky these days.
Can someone recommend a good provider for Sculptra and undereye PRF anywhere in California? I’ve been wanting to do those two for a while, but I’m gun shy about ending up with a provider lacking experience in either of these… Thanks a million!
I’m sure other great intel will come in - but first thing that comes to mind - If you are in or near LA - check out the “Natural Injector” here on youtube!
Google search CHASE LAY, MD in San Jose CA
I've had people remark to me when I've talked about stuff like this that I shouldn't want to look " younger" and explain them. It's not about that. It's similar to that concept from the Matrix of your residual self-image it's how you see yourself. You look in the mirror you know what you expect to see. Are some people who are trying to look as young as possible for the sake of that, but there are other people like myself who have this concept of a residual self-image you know what you expect to see when you look in the mirror and if it's different than that, you don't like that and you take action to Make sure it does.
I am so with you. You are so insightful, Melissa.
I had no idea there were beauty brokers, but it makes a lot of sense to see one. Have you used Melinda and if so, can you share the process and approximate fees? Took your advice and started following her on social. I've done Fraxel Dual Laser a few times to face and neck and more recently, to arms. Loved results from the first 2 fraxels probably because there was more damage and more areas to target. Would be interested in Co2, but need to find the right doctor. Also considering deep plane, lip lift and rhyno revision with septoplasty.
I believe she charged around $500 for a consult. As she gains popularity, I can see potential for that to go up 😬
Curious if you noticed that PRF gel was better than PRF or PRP? Do you think the provider is as important for his treatment?
I did notice PRF is more effective than PRP for me, but between the gel and traditional PRF cannot say one has been better than the other.
@@RundownwithRachelWhat is PRF ?
There are a lot of beauty procedures you can do safely at home and buy from South Korea. Threads, Microneedling, liquid pcls like miracle L or H, PLLAs, fibroblasting. You can do your own tox and fillers too, there are some that don’t have bdde in it the stuff that causes VO or is very lightly cross linked, fat dissolvers, cavitation machines. Much cheaper than in house. Diy tox is less than a dollar a unit.
I had a lower face lift about five years ago. Worth. Every. Cent.
How fabulous. I love seeing those before and afters on RealSelf. Thinking of you Debbie and all that you have been going through ❤️
You are so kind! Can you believe two weeks after my son died of a stroke my husband had one? Thankfully, he survived and was released from the hospital today. I'm still in shock a bit. Going to read the book you recommended after life calms down more..@@RundownwithRachel
Wow! I hope it was worth it. I do natural DIY Face lift myself
Thank you for your honesty! I think you look great..VERY natural!!
Thank you. Very kind of you 🥰
What's with all the mean comments over here? The lady shared her honest experience for you to use/learn. She does not look 40, her face does not look like a mask, if she likes the results it was worth it for her. I hate it when people share theie experience on peocedures and people comment that you should just smile. Yes, that's why we're watching this so somebody can suggest smiling (it's not condescending from men).
Thank you, Dana. You are an angel. I realize I could have clarified my intention with this video much more than I did. Many of these things were not worth it. Many of these things I regretted, And I hope to help others from making the same mistakes. People like you keep me going despite the upset that comes from cruel comments. Really, really appreciate you.
Morpheus is awful
I started using LED and microcurrent devices from Foreo and I must say I am quite happy. I am 40
Maybe you should stop doing the chin. For your own sake. You are still very beautiful, but I could tell looking at you that your chin was done. Probably because I knew you had work done. It looks like your techician was trying to give you the look of someone with a square jaw. You do look good. Thirty four is so young. Everyone gets older looking over time, but it is not yet your time. Changing the structure of your face may make you look worse when you are older. You may be old longer than young. People that get lots of work done to keep their youth are only kidding themselves. I agree with laser treatments to get rid of wrinkles. Also, getting rid of a double chin, or fixing something that is not ordenary and bothers a person. Trying to actually fool people about age really doesn't work for very long, if at all. Accept your age and keep your skin looking as good as you can. Your fortunate you don't have any undesireable features. The darker hair really is mostly what makes you look better; because you have the coloring for dark hair. I would be worrked about later ending up with cancer from some treatment. Sorry, I don't think I looked any older than you do when I was thirty four and I didn't have any work done.
Yes unless I'm missing some before picture with no chin. There is nothing on her face that needs filler. Lmao as if I'm some expert but it doesn't take an expert to see there is no hollow or sunken or lack of something that could be filled !
Lazer hair removal is not permanent. You have to do all the treatments then continue to do touch ups as needed. I do my legs once or twice a year now.
Good video and info. Im glad I have done none of it so far and my skin is great still just a simple moisturizer daily and I have a few forehead lines now but I still look 15 years younger, I have good genetics, eat healthy, exercise, stayed away from boose, smoking, drugs and caffine, soda,. I enjoy the sun in summers with a lower sunblock your body needs VIt D. They scare you to not have any sun which is bad for your body. I dont think anyone needs any of it until mid 40's starting there. and for a face lift 55-60 yr, save your money. I think social media has brain washed the anti aging to the young for monetary reasons and the surgeons have taken advantage of clients for same reason. Also addictive personalities, insecurities, fall into it hard. A wrinkle or two is not going to make people love you less. Its whats inside, and your character that matters. And men hate fake and lots of makeup so who are you really trying to please. Yes we all like to look good but, without filters, face tape, duck lips, big butts, big lashes, big fake nails and more. Drawing attention to the absurd for the sake of a buck, negative attention on Tik Tok or Instagram. Many of these devices and products have not been tested for years and only tested on you , only to say years down the line now that they were tested and they didnt work right or caused damage, then they change their game for the next new untested thing. With all the money spent you have could helped the world improve instead lol
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A beauty broker !?!?! Wow ! Ok I’ve learned some NEW things for sure . Thank you so much~ new subscriber ❤
Incredible right? You KNOW those brokers REALLY understand surgeons reputations! Thank you for subscribing 🥰🥰🥰
smile and you will look 10 yrs. younger :)
Wow Rachel, $30,000 is ALOT!
And the thing is I don’t think I would realize JUST how much I spent if I didn’t stop to add it up. It’s ALARMING!
it isn't really a lot at all for medical aesthetics. One face lift can easily be 30k
@@BlueSparkshine if you can believe it I went to a scar specialist this week for my eyes. They quoted $3800 for a CO2 on my lids 🫨 Might as well go back for surgery!
I have done 3 treatments of microneedling mesotherapy and I am impressed so far. Plan to continue with it
Thank you for sharing with us! I’m not familiar with mesotherapy but will be looking into it! 👀
I’m sorry, I thought you were a lot older. At least in your 40’s. Like me.
It must be all of my wisdom 😂
@@RundownwithRachelgood come back lol
Just came across your videos and I love your content and honesty. Thank you for sharing your journey