Anonymous wrote:It made my brown spots worse.

Yes, it can make melasma worse.

I think I have like 2 of them (?)

Not expensive, pretty sure they just got sent to me as samples because they think my ex still lives here

I haven’t taken either of them out of the packaging

I have the omnilux and have been using it daily for about 5 weeks now. My skin has never looked better. I have friends asking me for my skincare routine which has NEVER happened to me. I was very hesitant because I have a history of melasma, but it wasn’t been a problem. I also use tretinoin and other irritating skin topicals and they haven’t caused any issues.

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Anonymous wrote:You don't need all of that. The gold standard is Omnilux which is like, 1/5 the price of that.

I have the current body mask but it's the gold standard for blue light, which I need for my rosacea.

Get red light done at a med spa and then try the Omni lux. It's crap and you'll feel the difference. It's not strong enough to do anything.

Well…yeah. They’re two totally different levels of treatment.

Dermatologists have made clear at home red light therapy is for maintenance. Do not expect to just wash your face and do red light therapy and take ten years off your age.

Anonymous wrote:You don't need all of that. The gold standard is Omnilux which is like, 1/5 the price of that.

I have the current body mask but it's the gold standard for blue light, which I need for my rosacea.

Get red light done at a med spa and then try the Omni lux. It's crap and you'll feel the difference. It's not strong enough to do anything.

Waste of money. Don’t

Anonymous wrote:It made my brown spots worse.

Do you have a history of melasma? They're not indicated for women with a history of melasma due to this very reason. Otherwise you could be the wrong skin tone or overusing it.

I only have the cheaper Dr Dennis Gros mask but I found it wasn’t worth the effort.