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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have the Dr. Denis Gross led mask.  It does marginally improve my skin texture when I consistently use it but it’s not enough of a difference that I would recommend if $500 is a lot of money to you.[/quote]

My Cosmetic Derm, who I would trust with my life, said something along the lines of 'use it 5 times a week for 40 years and let me know if you think it made a difference' [/quote]

Meaning what, your derm doesn’t think the mask makes an appreciable difference? [/quote]

I don't think anyone knows if these things make any appreciable difference (other than taking money from people who will pay anything for a quick fix).

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I mean, we absolutely know if these things make an appreciable difference. They are FDA-approved for anti-aging purposes, which means the FDA believes them to treat signs of skin aging.

And fwiw, no dermatologist I know of (whether my own derms I've spoken to or ones I follow) believes these to be a "quick fix." I second the poster who said their dermatologist said it was more for routine maintenance. No one is buying a red light mask thinking they will get the same results as laser facial and botox, and no dermatologist is telling them to expect those kinds of results.[/quote]

Please post which device has been approved by FDA and for what indication. I think you are getting some stuff messed up here.[/quote]

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