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Hey i am sick of taking antibiotics and creams and want to try smoothbeam laser does anyone know if i works for mild pimples and oily skin? I have takin acctane last year and had great results and wish i can go on it again but i hair receded and now its really thin because of accuane which sux so i will never take it again. But i dont regret it because it helped my acne alot.
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anyone ever try laser treatments like smoothbeam?
Started by marcin872, Feb 08 2007 12:46 AM
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Posted 08 February 2007 - 07:23 AM
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Posted 03 January 2008 - 10:42 PM
i had 6 smoothbeam treatments. at the time, i thought they were working wonders. my face was smooth and i wasn't even half as oily as i was before i started.
but then as soon as i went off, my acne came back as if i had never done anything.
but i don't mean to be a downer; you say you have only mild acne; i'd say go for it. my only hesitation for you is that it was fairly expensive for me (to the tune of $300 a treatment).
just make sure you know what you're getting yourself into, price wise.
good luck.
but then as soon as i went off, my acne came back as if i had never done anything.
but i don't mean to be a downer; you say you have only mild acne; i'd say go for it. my only hesitation for you is that it was fairly expensive for me (to the tune of $300 a treatment).
just make sure you know what you're getting yourself into, price wise.
good luck.
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