PMD Beauty Personal Microderm Classic - At-Home Use, Facial Exfoliator Tool, Microdermabrasion Machine Kit for Face and Body Skincare

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I would recommend this product! I was quite skeptical when buying this but wanted to give it a try. I figured it would not give a real exfoliation like the machines I use, I figured it would be way to weak to even make a difference. I WAS WAY WRONG and happily shocked. I loved this machine we had which cost over 10,000$ which essentially did the same thing as this device just with the added benefit of infusing serum at the same time, which is why I was expecting this to not impress me because I am a snob about the cool expensive equipment I have access to. You can't change the suction on this device but everyone stays at the same amount anyway. So really theres no difference! The reasons this is so great: 1. Microderms/Silk peels at a spa cost around 100-150$ a treatment-depending on where you go. In my opinion this pays for itself after 1 treatment. In order to see "real" changes in your skin you need to have multiple treatments done, and keep up with it. Every time thats another $100-150 spent, so most people aren't going to go even every month for life to have this done its just not worth it. Whats great about this is you can use it at home as much as once a week. You get the instant result of smooth soft "glowy" skin after immediately after using. Since you are able to use this more frequently, you will get the lasting, more dramatic results then you would going to a spa once or twice very spaced out. In my professional opinion I think it is better to do a treatment more frequently thats not as harsh, then one treatment once and awhile thats a lot harsher. It won't give good results. Which is why this is such an amazing product. 2. You can chose the amount of exfoliation you want and what's best for your skin. 3. The amount of suction it produced is powerful enough to be very effect without having to worry about causing damage. 4. They have videos and guides on how to best use this product. I was comfortable because I already knew the proper form for a regular machine but still watched the videos and they are extremely important and useful.

This is an early review, as I've only used the PMD four times over five weeks so far. I'm a 27 year old female, and so I don't have a ton of wrinkles but I was wanting to even out my skin tone, acne scars, and see if I could reduce the blackheads on my nose, forehead, and cheeks. I followed the instructional dvd and tried it. A word of warning; although the dvd warns against leaving the machine too long in one place, sometimes the suction can just suck your skin in a spot and before you realize it you done left it too long. So I can't overemphasize the importance of holding your skin taut when using the PMD. Also the blue microdermabrasion disks are something to work up to, and I'm not talking about over 1 month, but longer. Your skin needs to get used to the system. So my actual experience: The first time I used the PMD, I used the green "sensitive" disk (I know I think the dvd says start with white to get used to it but I'm impatient), did my whole face, and the suction got caught on my cheek and under-eye area (also I know the dvd also said avoid the under-eye area haha, but I had a couple age spots I was hoping to get rid of). It tingled, didn't hurt too badly, but over the course of the next 3 days scarring appeared, especially over the areas the PMD got stuck. By another 3 days later though all that dead skin had peeled off, with what looked like happier skin underneath. So by another week later I decided to do a treatment again. Same exact thing happened. A week after the 2nd treatment, all the scarred skin had peeled off, but I decided to wait a week and not barrage my skin with treatments. Also I didn't necessarily like the whole "scar-then-peel" process I had been doing because during the time my skin was scarring my face looked ugly until that skin peeled off lol and my parents were wondering if something was wrong with me. So I waited another week before doing the 3rd treatment. When doing the 3rd treatment, I held my skin more taut, the PMD didn't suck into my skin too long anywhere, and I completely avoided my under-eye and gave up trying to get those age spots. I had no scarring and my face looked pretty much normal the entire week. Since my skin seemed to be doing fine, I did my 4th treatment a week later. I'm still using the sensitive disk, and this time I also used the wider sensitive disk to try on select body areas. Overall: I had some darker areas on my cheeks that seem to be lightening up, and the overall texture of my skin seems improved and more rejuvenated. I use less makeup, although I for sure use sunscreen every day. I'm looking forward to seeing further benefits, and would consider this product a super win if it gets rid of those unsightly blackheads and bumpies on my nose. But so far, I like it!

First, it’s expensive for what it is. It’s a handheld (has to be plugged in) that vacuums and microdermabrasion away dead skin. But I was hopeful to help save money in the long run. Where the wand went smoothly across my skin, there were no issues. But where the device sucked too hard, I have burn marks and scabs from the white training disk on my skin. There was no way to break the suction of the vacuum without continuing to run across the skin or turn it off. Ouch! All night my face burned and by the morning I had scabs. Face still burns. I only used the white training disk, I can’t imagine how bad it would have been if I used the other more intense disks! This is not my first microdermabrasion. I’ve done many times at the spa (I prefer hydra facials!). The biggest problem with this device is that there is no protection for your skin in case something like this happens. It’s like it just sucked too hard for a bit and then it went back to working “normally”. I was hopeful to find something to work between spa visits but this hurts your skin. I believe that the risk is greater than the reward.

Just as advertised useful, but I find I don’t use it as often as I thought I would

No trae instructivo de uso, Por momentos no succiona nada.

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The PMD is fantastic! After one use I noticed an even skine tone with some brightness. Just got it. The next day I applied my makeup and felt my skin was so smooth. Very happy so far

I am happy with the results and don't think I'll ever have to pay for a facial again. I exfoliate using the PMD roughly every fortnight and the serums and oils are obviously absorbed because since using the PMD my skin has become soft and smooth. I also started using a home laser on my face monthly - and never in the same week as I exfoliate. My skin hasn't looked so good since I paid a fortune for the most advanced facials. Admittedly the serums are good, but the PMD allows them to be absorbed beautifully.