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Old 07-12-2004, 07:08 PM
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You're kidding!! You didn't!!
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Old 07-12-2004, 11:34 PM
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You're kidding!! You didn't!!
I'm a 'toxer from way back. There is that little thing between my eyebrows, that crease thing. When it starts to reappear, off I go. Works good on the crows feet too. It makes you look more relaxed. Who wants to look like they're 40, raised a kid by themselves, worked their ass off and partied just a tad too much back in the day? I sure the hell don't. Besides, meeting with my clients and presenting a calm, pleasant appearance is part of my business. Listen to Mother Teresa (Heinz).
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Old 07-12-2004, 11:42 PM
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I'm a 'toxer from way back. There is that little thing between my eyebrows, that crease thing. When it starts to reappear, off I go. Works good on the crows feet too. It makes you look more relaxed. Who wants to look like they're 40, raised a kid by themselves, worked their ass off and partied just a tad too much back in the day? I sure the hell don't. Besides, meeting with my clients and presenting a calm, pleasant appearance is part of my business. Listen to Mother Teresa (Heinz).
AND You Look MARRRRRVELLLLOUS
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Old 07-12-2004, 11:46 PM
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Old 07-13-2004, 05:14 AM
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I can't go with chemical peels. I have to have dermabrasion. My acne scars are deep, so chemical peels won't work. Dermabrasion is where they literally take a "sander" to the top layers. I don't look forward to going to the dermatologist, because it requires you to take a few weeks off from work. I'm still debating on whether I really want to do this...

And, gldstwmn, you do look very nice. I could have sworn you weren't over 29!

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Old 07-13-2004, 08:47 AM
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I can't go with chemical peels. I have to have dermabrasion. My acne scars are deep, so chemical peels won't work. Dermabrasion is where they literally take a "sander" to the top layers. I don't look forward to going to the dermatologist, because it requires you to take a few weeks off from work. I'm still debating on whether I really want to do this...

And, gldstwmn, you do look very nice. I could have sworn you weren't over 29!

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Does dermabrasion have the same after effects (redness, splotchiness, irritation) as a chemical peel? I'm interested in this myself...
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Old 07-13-2004, 10:48 AM
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Does dermabrasion have the same after effects (redness, splotchiness, irritation) as a chemical peel? I'm interested in this myself...
It's mildly irritating but the results are worth it. I've done a combination where they dermabrase then peel.
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Does dermabrasion have the same after effects (redness, splotchiness, irritation) as a chemical peel? I'm interested in this myself...
Let me go get the sandblaster. Try not to move.

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Does dermabrasion have the same after effects (redness, splotchiness, irritation) as a chemical peel? I'm interested in this myself...
Yes, and then some. A peel is a lighter form of exfoliation. Think: abrasion.... they are literally taking a "drill" of sorts to your scars. Kind of like a router. My face is moderately scarred, I'm worse then most, but not half as bad as some. I would probably be bandaged up for a few. It's gonna suck if I ever make up my mind to do it.

But hell, if I do that, I may as well get a tummy tuck and have my ass lyposuctioned!

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Old 07-13-2004, 10:51 AM
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I can't go with chemical peels. I have to have dermabrasion. My acne scars are deep, so chemical peels won't work. Dermabrasion is where they literally take a "sander" to the top layers. I don't look forward to going to the dermatologist, because it requires you to take a few weeks off from work. I'm still debating on whether I really want to do this...

And, gldstwmn, you do look very nice. I could have sworn you weren't over 29!

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Haha! Thanks Maria, you're a sweetheart.
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Old 07-13-2004, 09:28 AM
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I'm a 'toxer from way back. There is that little thing between my eyebrows, that crease thing. When it starts to reappear, off I go. Works good on the crows feet too. It makes you look more relaxed. Who wants to look like they're 40, raised a kid by themselves, worked their ass off and partied just a tad too much back in the day? I sure the hell don't. Besides, meeting with my clients and presenting a calm, pleasant appearance is part of my business. Listen to Mother Teresa (Heinz).


More power to ya, darling. I think the biggest thing that freaks me out is that it's the fungus from inside your canned foods. And I am petrified of needles, too!!!!!!
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Old 07-13-2004, 10:54 AM
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More power to ya, darling. I think the biggest thing that freaks me out is that it's the fungus from inside your canned foods. And I am petrified of needles, too!!!!!!
It doesn't even hurt. It takes like one second. It's not fungus from canned foods silly. It's the same thing but that's not where they get it. It's also extremely diluted.
Now collagen and fillers on the other hand-anytime anyone tells me that it requires a "block" for the pain it automatically reminds me of childbirth. And those needles are big. Can't do it.
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It doesn't even hurt. It takes like one second. It's not fungus from canned foods silly. It's the same thing but that's not where they get it. It's also extremely diluted.
Now collagen and fillers on the other hand-anytime anyone tells me that it requires a "block" for the pain it automatically reminds me of childbirth. And those needles are big. Can't do it.
I've had saline instead of collagen and it didn't hurt one bit. I was in a car accident and split my bottom lip really badly and it didn't heal correctly, so I had the saline injections to even it out. It lasted for about two months, during which the lip healed...thank god. Worked wonders.

If I can find a pic of myself with the saline lip, I'll post it. You can't even tell that anything is wrong with it!!!
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If I can find a pic of myself with the saline lip, I'll post it. You can't even tell that anything is wrong with it!!!
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Kind of related topic: has anyone tried Strivectin? It is a cream that was originally marketed for reducing the appearance of stretch marks, but now people are using it for wrinkles. The ad copy says it is "better than Botox." It's $135 for six ounces, with a money back guarantee.
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