02 Jan Before/After Photos, REVIEW: PaloVia At Home Skin Renewing Laser (Giveaway)
In an era where cosmetic procedures are more expensive than Louboutins, and mini face lifts run into controversies (e.g. Lifestyle Lift). you want to know which procedures you can trust and which will cause you serious harm. In many instances, you’d really do well to skip these procedures altogether in favor of lotions and potions.
There’s definitely some element of risk when you venture into the doctor’s office to get a treatment. You are trusting someone else –definitely skilled, no doubt — to handle your skin. Sure, dermatologists and aestheticians go to school for this type of thing, but they’re also human. What if something goes wrong and your skin reacts badly? Would you be comfortable knowing you look like Joan Rivers?
I certainly wouldn’t.
For me, safety and security are paramount, especially when it comes to my skin. Which is why I was intrigued at learning more about PaloVia, the first and only FDA-approved Skin Renewing Laser that you can safely use at home to treat wrinkles around the eyes.
“It’s a breakthrough product,” says CEO Joe Caruso. “Because it brings the power of laser technology to the consumer. We are truly in a revolutionary era when the consumer uses home gadgets regularly.”
How Does PaloVia Work?
The way the technology works is simple: a laser beam delivers light in fractions (pulses) when it comes in direct contact with your skin; it is non ablative in nature (i.e. no incisions occur). The light impacts the surface layers of the dermis, but the effects are far reaching into the skin. The beams are designed to stimulate the skin’s natural process of collagen production and eliminate the wrinkles around the eye area. All you have to do is use it for 3-4 minutes a day for a month to see a real difference.
The best part about using this laser is the safety feature: it will only allow you to use it once every 24 hours, so there’s no danger or fear of abuse.
How To Use
The device is very simple to use, and ergonomically designed, too. The unit comes complete with an initial dose of Pre-Treatment Gel (this is the only thing you’ll ever need to continue replacing), a charger and a storage case.
You’ll need to turn on the unit first. Apply the Palovia Pre-Treatment Gel around the dry under eye area (wherever you have crow’s feet). You may initially want to test out your reaction on your forearm, instead of directly under your eyes. Now, press and release the Activation button to activate it before you can use it. You’ll immediately see a Blue Contact Light that tells you the device is ready for use, plus you’ll notice the LCD screen shows the settings (most people will do fine with the High setting, but if you have sensitive skin like I do, you may want to initially start out with the Low setting).
Place the unit on your skin and perform the application around one eye. For very detailed instructions, including pictures, follow the directions on this PDF. Ideally, you will need 6-8 application stamps around each eye.
Does It Burn?
Honestly, the sensation of the laser is, to me at any rate, the equivalent of mild static. I can tolerate it pretty well, even in the High setting, but you WILL feel something. The light itself is not harsh by any standards and is very safe to use around the eye area.
The best part is the results — truly! Check out the before/after pictures taken after a client used PaloVia:
Well, aren’t you convinced? We certainly are!
Purchasing Information
Where can you buy this unit? Well, it retails for $499 on QVC, and the price is just a fraction of the cost for similar treatments you’d get at the derm’s office.
There is a treatment period of 30 days and then you’ll simply need to rinse and repeat into the maintenance period. But I personally feel I would take this at home gadget any day rather than plunking down over $1K for similar treatments at the derm’s office…wouldn’t you? For more information, visit www.palovia.com.
BeautyStat is giving one lucky reader the opportunity to win a brand new PaloVia to use and keep. All you need to do is share this post with as many friends on Facebook as you can, and simply leave us a comment below telling us you’ve done so. We hope you’ll have pristine, wrinkle-free skin in the coming year.
Check out our giveaway and review of another FDA approved at-home anti-wrinkle device HERE.
– Charu Suri
Juanita Thorn
Posted at 03:17h, 19 MarchWOW!!! This would be amazing and I’d be in heaven if I got this and achieved results like the pics….
Susan Johannes
Posted at 05:30h, 20 AprilHi, I am 69 years old this year. My son,Pat, will be 36. Pat is in a wheelchair because of Cerebral Palsy. He is my pride and joy, but I’m still doing the lifting and I am feeling worn out. Years ago the doctors pick out the cysts I have on my face, leaving holes. I have had some fractional treatment for them,but at $500. each I cannot affod it. I have always been embarassed to face people and wish I could wear a bag! 🙂 I am not too bad looking, but I have such fair
skin (I’m a redhead) with an oily T zone and dry cheeks. I would love so much to have this to treat myself to something. Pat told me
he thought I should have this if it would make me feel better about the way I look; that’s why I am filling this out. I look a little younger than I am, but I can tell that is beginning to not be true!
Thank you for listening. I think it’s wonderful that you are giving
this away, and I hope the right person gets it…if it’s not me, that’s okay…maybe some young, pretty little girl needs it! At any rate, it’s nice of you!
Susie
Vicki L. Humble
Posted at 19:26h, 29 AprilI just seen the Palovia on The Dr.’s show for the first time. I was very excited to know that we can finally have access to such a wonderful tool right in your own home. I would love to have one of my own.
Sharron Payne
Posted at 22:02h, 29 AprilI just watched the Doctors on TV and was surprised to see this on there …. I had never heard of it before. I have had Seboriac Dermititus since I was 4 years old and I am 64 now, so you know that my skin looks very dry and tired, has seriously affected my eyes, and my skin is usually broken out. I am a firm believer that if you have tired looking eyes you look at least 10 years older than your actual age. I have always wanted to have an eye lift but I live on 600 dollars a month so that is a dream that will never come true for me. Consequently I will also never be able to afford to buy myself one of these but I think it is awesome that science has come up with a home version that works for people. I would love to have one for myself … Good luck to all that win and/or try this for yourselves.
Sue Le
Posted at 05:06h, 03 MayThis looks promising, would love the opportunity to try it first hand and comment.
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