Is it ok to use lotion etc. directly after treatments? Will this affect results?
637447
If your skin gets red from the treatment, I wouldn't put harsh lotions like the glycolic acids or hylarounic acids. But, I do put a moisturizer on after. It absolutely will not affect the treatment.
637448
I asked my daughter who I bought this for and she said sometimes lotion will sting after but it does not affect the process.
2078016
I'm a woman and my dermatologist said I could use the 5% if I am careful. I assume he meant to be careful not to get it on the face. If you don't mind my asking -- what is the other recommended treatment you're using?
1026386
I'm not sure how it's "supposed" to be done but I apply the Revitol and then the Dermology on top of it. I've been doing this for a while now and I'm very happy with the results. I definitely noticed the results right away. Good Luck!
106105
You sure can! Just be careful with the amount b you use! Too much can add a weird feel to lotions. Hope this helped!
856303
I have had no personal experience with this particular problem, so cannot directly answer your question. However recent medical issues of mine may be helpful. I had radiation therapy on my scalp to remove basal cell carcinoma. This caused very dry skin that bled and scabbed. I used shea nut butter with lavender following treatments and at bedtime. The results were gratifying. Six days after the last treatment the dried, scaly sin and scabs are gone and my skin is smooth and soft, though still reddish. I would therefore think it may be worth a try using shea butter. It's easier to apply if you liquify it with a hair dryer first. I have had no personal experience with this particular problem, so cannot directly answer your question. However recent medical issues of mine may be helpful. I had radiation therapy on my scalp to remove basal cell carcinoma. This caused very dry skin that bled and scabbed. I used shea nut butter with lavender following treatments and at bedtime. The results were gratifying. Six days after the last treatment the dried, scaly sin and scabs are gone and my skin is smooth and soft, though still reddish. I would therefore think it may be worth a try using shea butter. It's easier to apply if... » Read More I have had no personal experience with this particular problem, so cannot directly answer your question. However recent medical issues of mine may be helpful. I had radiation therapy on my scalp to remove basal cell carcinoma. This caused very dry skin that bled and scabbed. I used shea nut butter with lavender following treatments and at bedtime. The results were gratifying. Six days after the last treatment the dried, scaly sin and scabs are gone and my skin is smooth and soft, though still reddish. I would therefore think it may be worth a try using shea butter. It's easier to apply if you liquify it with a hair dryer first. « Show Less
280684
You only apply it before. After tanning, you should apply regular lotion (like Nivea) to keep your skin hydrated and have your tan longer.
597306
I do. I'm pretty sure it's best to use a moisturizer after any serum. Mainly because serums are kinda liquidey and require a bit of time before they leave your face feeling soft and supple. In contrast, moisturizer instantly hydrates.
595869
You should apply collagen cream after the treatment. Also you must clean off the blood after the treatment before applying your skin care products. This will improve absorption.
1913462
In my opinion, and it's just an opinion, you can apply the lotion at night. It appears that applying the lotion at night works with the body's natural repair process and may compliment the action of the lotion. Hope this helps. Remember to gently exfoliate your skin as well. This increases blood flow to the target side and increases absorption to the target site.There may be a slight tingling sensation. It does not appear that the lotion will keep you revved up when applied this way. Compare prior answers and experiment with suggestions to see what is most effective for you.
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Dear, the result will depends on several factors: 1. how you use it, how much energy you use. If you strictly follow our instruction and keep treatment for a month, surely you will see results. 2. Your skin type. Some people will have faster and more obvious results than others. It will also depends on age, treatment area, and so on. 3. Your expectation. I think this is also a very important factor. :)If you have no result with this unit, you can return it for refund within 30 days of item received if you buy from NORLANYA, but you shall be responsible for returning it and the cost of treatment head cannot be refunded because it has been used. :)Thanks. Lisa - NORLANYA Dear, the result will depends on several factors: 1. how you use it, how much energy you use. If you strictly follow our instruction and keep treatment for a month, surely you will see results. 2. Your skin type. Some people will have faster and more obvious results than others. It will also depends on age, treatment area, and so on. 3. Your expectation. I think this is also a very important factor. :)If you have no result with this unit, you can return it for refund within 30 days of item received if you buy from NORLANYA, but you shall be responsible for returning... » Read More Dear, the result will depends on several factors: 1. how you use it, how much energy you use. If you strictly follow our instruction and keep treatment for a month, surely you will see results. 2. Your skin type. Some people will have faster and more obvious results than others. It will also depends on age, treatment area, and so on. 3. Your expectation. I think this is also a very important factor. :)If you have no result with this unit, you can return it for refund within 30 days of item received if you buy from NORLANYA, but you shall be responsible for returning it and the cost of treatment head cannot be refunded because it has been used. :)Thanks. Lisa - NORLANYA « Show Less
373535
My skin is fairly dry, however, I found that applying moisturizer prior to application made my face fell greasy. I apply directly after cleansing my skin.
1334062
No. If you do some kind of peel, like a glycolic peel, often people have post-peel redness. This product also works well as an every-day product!
1195431
A person who is using the product can wear clothes within minutes. There is not so much applied that you have to wait. Your skin will begin to absorb it. It would not be much different than when you apply lotion to your skin.
1717200
I'm a similar age and have not needed to apply a moisturizer afterward. Although i use it as a spot treatment. Usually a spot size between a quarter and 50 cent piece.
1500872
I personally used it for guttate psoriasis I saw a noticeable difference within a couple weeks, no new spots, and clearing up of old ones. Because of my type of psoriasis though the spots were somewhat noticeable (but new ones stopped appearing) for a couple of months. This however, was coupled with lotioning up to three times a day (this was also done before the soap and it showed a little clearing, but no prevention of new spots).
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It depends on what culture your looking from when you say lotion/moisturizer. In America, this product would be seen as a "toner" of sorts in respect to when you use it in your regimen, however, if I am correct, The Japanese call "toners" lotion. It is very light and effective. I use it AFTER I apply my toner, but BEFORE I apply a moisturizer or serum so that the Hyaluronic acid helps draw in the moisture. I hope this helps! If you have any additional questions, ask away! I'm only a buyer but I have done some research. (Also, as a side note, I've had it FOREVER now and I've hardly put a dent in it yet! It should last you well over a year....great amount of product for your money!) *^_^* It depends on what culture your looking from when you say lotion/moisturizer. In America, this product would be seen as a "toner" of sorts in respect to when you use it in your regimen, however, if I am correct, The Japanese call "toners" lotion. It is very light and effective. I use it AFTER I apply my toner, but BEFORE I apply a moisturizer or serum so that the Hyaluronic acid helps draw in the moisture. I hope this helps! If you have any additional questions, ask away! I'm only a buyer but I have done some research. (Also, as a side note, I've had it FOREVER now and... » Read More It depends on what culture your looking from when you say lotion/moisturizer. In America, this product would be seen as a "toner" of sorts in respect to when you use it in your regimen, however, if I am correct, The Japanese call "toners" lotion. It is very light and effective. I use it AFTER I apply my toner, but BEFORE I apply a moisturizer or serum so that the Hyaluronic acid helps draw in the moisture. I hope this helps! If you have any additional questions, ask away! I'm only a buyer but I have done some research. (Also, as a side note, I've had it FOREVER now and I've hardly put a dent in it yet! It should last you well over a year....great amount of product for your money!) *^_^* « Show Less
479907
I do and like the results! I make sure to apply a sensitive skin moisturizer right after it dries (one to two minutes).