Suggestions on a good facial machine for acne?

I have my esthetic business in my home and I am ready to look into getting a good "machine" for acne, as much as I like facails, I don't want to do just facials. I worked at a spa about 7 mo. ago and they had what is called the vissage, it is for acne and anti ageing and really works great. I am trying to find that or somthing like that, but am not haveing any luck, can I have some suggestions on a good acne machine? Thanks!

Hi again.
A friend of mine used the Nu Skin Clear Action and the Galvanic Spa II. She had really bad skin. After using it a month her skin looked clearly much better, and now her skin looks great. So I’m sure these products works :-)

I also have an aunt using the Galvanic Spa en her esthetical centre in Oslo, and she has really good results with it. She says 9 out of 10 of her clients who have been treated by her, ends up buying one.

Monica :-)

Shannen Mae in Marysville, Washington said: I have my esthetic business in my home and I am ready to look into getting a good "machine" for acne, as much as I like facails, I don't want to do just facials. I worked at a spa about 7 mo. ago and they had what is called the vissage, it is for acne and anti ageing and really works great. I am trying to find that or somthing like that, but am not haveing any luck, can I have some suggestions on a good acne machine? Thanks!

Sorry to say there is no "acne machine". There are a number of machines used by esthy's which can help deal with it's appearance.

What is it exactly which you want it do do?

Jeff

Lastra in Trondheim, Norway said: Hi again.
A friend of mine used the Nu Skin Clear Action and the Galvanic Spa II. She had really bad skin. After using it a month her skin looked clearly much better, and now her skin looks great. So I’m sure these products works :-)

I also have an aunt using the Galvanic Spa en her esthetical centre in Oslo, and she has really good results with it. She says 9 out of 10 of her clients who have been treated by her, ends up buying one.

Monica :-)

Do I understand that you aunt uses the NuSkin device on clients in her business?

Hi Monica!
Thank you so much for your reply! It really helps out a lot. I will be buying it on thursday! : ) I tried it for anti aging purposes and I know that works really well, I just wanted to make sure it will help with acne and acne scaring for my clients. : ) I was wondering if you knew if your aunt does treatmens on her clients using the Galvani spa? If so what does she charge them for the 10 minuite galvanic spa treatment? Im having a hard time with that because you are supposed to use the galvanic spa 2 times a week and 10 mins per treatment, and Im just not sure if people will want to come that much? Or does she just do demos and then sell the galvanic kits? Thank you so much!! : )

Hi Jeff,
I know you can't cure acne or aging, but I am just want something that can help with both, not just skin care products, but a treatment, such as the Galvanic spa. I just wanted to know if anyone has had any good experiances with anything. : )
Thanks,Shannen

For right now, I would suggest holding off until you learn more about it.

Galvanic is sometimes useful in deincrustation, but is not effective against acne. High Frequency would be more effective as it produces ozone which kills bacteria.

Ask whoever you are buying this device from, what is output current and where is the negative contact. That will tell me a lot.

Shannen Mae in Marysville, Washington said: I just wanted to know if anyone has had any good experiances with anything. : )
Thanks,Shannen

The answer is YES. I have treated acne for over 40 years as an esthetician/medical esthetician and have had success with all grades (grade 1-3) and also working with physicians on 4-5. Today there are clinical ways to control it.... even the worst.

Yes, my aunt does treatments on her clients, and she also sells it. Her treatment with the galvanic takes about 30 minutes. She starts cleaning the clients face and neck, then 10 minutes with the first negative loaded gel, and then 10 minutes more with the positive loaded gel. She charges 650,- Norwegian Crones, about 100 Dollar, for one treatment. She also offers her clients to buy the products for home treatments.

Monica :-)

Thank you so much Monica! : )

Kristin M - in Chicago, Illinois said: Jeff - I have the utmost respect for you as your posts here are an act of incredible generosity, filled with your obvious professional expertise. I was wondering if perhaps we could email privately, as I have some rather specific questions for you, and have a time crunch deadline and critical decision making to do asap re: schools & training. If it is ok with you, I can leave you my email address in a post on this thread - or however you prefer to communicate. Thank you SO much! (ps - I also posted this on another thread.. not sure how you track replies.)

~Kristin

my email is aaea@earthlink.net

It is in your best interest to learn more about acne and the causes before investing in a gadget... Don't trust anyone who has a financial gain from your purchase..

I'm not sure if you are asking what is the best microcurrent for acne or what is the best microcurrent for facials. Can you clearify this?

Hi, my question is what is the best microcurrent machine for facials? I bought the masterface and l think it works well in the eye area, not much on the face, and l have another one by avazia this one l like better you can actually feel the electrical impulses and see your facial muscles working, but the electrode ball that came with the machine is too large l think it would be better to get the smaller one, but the thing is that l already spent almos $500 and l dont want to pay another $150 only for the electrode. These products are expensive! I saw the other day in e-bay a microcurrent machine called or the name of the company "beauty salon" what l like about this machine is that has the 2 probes so you can go all over the face on your client and look more professional, lets just say.... unfortunately l couldnt find any review on this machine. l wonder if anyone can help me out to choose a good machine please! Thanks!!

techesdika in Palatine, Illinois said: Hi, my question is what is the best microcurrent machine for facials? I bought the masterface and l think it works well in the eye area, not much on the face, and l have another one by avazia this one l like better you can actually feel the electrical impulses and see your facial muscles working, but the electrode ball that came with the machine is too large l think it would be better to get the smaller one, but the thing is that l already spent almos $500 and l dont want to pay another $150 only for the electrode. These products are expensive! I saw the other day in e-bay a microcurrent machine called or the name of the company "beauty salon" what l like about this machine is that has the 2 probes so you can go all over the face on your client and look more professional, lets just say.... unfortunately l couldnt find any review on this machine. l wonder if anyone can help me out to choose a good machine please! Thanks!!

Try looking at Bio-Therapeutic bt-nano lift and firm or the Bio-Ultimate Platinum Microcurrent System hope this helps.

Shannen Mae in Marysville, Washington said: I have my esthetic business in my home and I am ready to look into getting a good "machine" for acne, as much as I like facails, I don't want to do just facials. I worked at a spa about 7 mo. ago and they had what is called the vissage, it is for acne and anti ageing and really works great. I am trying to find that or somthing like that, but am not haveing any luck, can I have some suggestions on a good acne machine? Thanks!

Hi,

High frequency skin care technology is widely recognized and used by spa and salon professionals throughout the world due to its simplicity of use and overall effectiveness. A variety of personal skin care machines are starting to emerge, allowing the consumer the option of low cost, in-home private skin care treatment. High frequency facial machines provide a gentle non-invasive skin care treatments.

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@mgause3768, The facial involves a machine that sprays atomized moisturizers onto the skin using a stream of pressurized oxygen. The treatment is supposed to hydrate skin immediately, making the face appear smoother and plumper.

It works well. Being an interior decorator, I have directly designed the interiors of a Spa which uses this. I talked to them about this and they said that it works great and is among the most HIT product.

has any one use jellen products there high efficiency machine for acne? looking to buy really good machine. I just had laser treatment few months ago to get rid of acne scaring which really didn't work and now have more acne that need to get under control
THANKS!!!!

G

Jeff B in Dallas, Texas said: The answer is YES. I have treated acne for over 40 years as an esthetician/medical esthetician and have had success with all grades (grade 1-3) and also working with physicians on 4-5. Today there are clinical ways to control it.... even the worst.

Hi,

Is there any machine that I can buy to her rid of my acne? I believe, that you are professional and expert in your field. May you suggest any machine or products to address my concern. Thank you.

yes there is treatment for acne best one is facial peels 30% lactic acid or 40% glycolic for more effectiveness. I am an esthetician and have had great results on clients. Be sure to find a good therapist to do it though,

Can anyone tell me of a good galvanic and microcurrent machine please for professional use

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I will recommend the following machines necessary for facials and acne prone treatments:
-galvanic machine and high frequency
-and skin station laser machine -it treats acne amazingly
-jet peel- kills bacteria with oxygen and hydrates, exfoliates
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