Tanda Luxe Skin Rejuvenation Photofacial Device

After using this device for one year, I can say unequivocally that it makes a positive difference in my skin quality. My skin is smoother and the fine wrinkles are diminished. I have gotten feedback from strangers. For example, a few months ago when I was waiting at a department store makeup counter, the customer who was currently being assisted interrupted her conversation with the clerk and said she noticed I had good skin, what did I use? The clerk then admitted she noticed it too. Mind you, I have NEVER had great skin. My whole life I have been fighting breakouts, wrinkles or both. To have total strangers interrupt their conversation and say this was unprecedented for me. I told them I credited the Tanda red light (for wrinkles and skin quality) and the Tanda blue light (which prevents breakouts resulting from moisturizer use.)A couple of times over the last year I traveled for a week and decided not to pack the Tanda Luxe. I continued to use my other beauty creams as usual, but the fine lines, dry skin and even susceptibility to breakouts returned. The fact that the only thing that changed in my beauty regimen was to stop the red light proved to me what a difference it was making.I am genuinely surprised at the reviews of 3 stars or less and thought that I needed to put in my 2 cents :)UPDATE JANUARY 27, 2016:My Tanda Luxe has stopped functioning properly. It now turns itself off after only about half of the cycle has completed, and when I try to turn it back on again it shuts off again within a few seconds. I had used it only twice a week, just as directed, so I'm disappointed to have it konk out on me like this. On the other hand, the Tanda Clear (blue light device) which I got around the same time is still going strong, and I've used it twice daily for the same time frame.I liked what the Tanda Luxe did for my skin so I considered replacing it, but decided instead to go with the LightStim. The LightStim device costs much more ($250) but I must say I prefer it to the Tanda for several reasons:1) You can use it once a day, and the results are even more noticeable.2) The LightStim isn't cordless like the Tanda. It has a cord and therefore you do not have to worry about the battery going bad. In other words, there's less to go wrong.3) The LightStim doesn't feature needless noise and vibration (in my opinion vibration cannot eliminate wrinkles; it's just an unnecessary feature.)4) You do not have to press the LightStim against your face in order to get it to turn on. This was actually one of the things I disliked most in the Tanda. I am prone to breakout and do not like to touch my face with anything.5) The LightStim has a larger surface area of red lights.When choosing a red light device, one of my concerns was selecting one that contained the right kind/wavelength of lights and not just a cheap imitation with red Christmas tree lights, you know? In my experience BOTH the Tanda and the LightStim are the real thing and will produce positive results. If you can only afford the Tanda, or if this is your first time using a red light device and you don't want to invest too much right away, the Tanda is a fine one to start out with. I'm happier with my LightStim, though.

Junk. First one wouldn't hold a charge. I was able to get a replacement since I had only had it about a week. Second one worked well at first and I did seem to begin to see results, but didn't take the time to use it again for about 4 months. I was excited to be consistent and get results.....till second use. It once again won't hold a charge. I have used this product not more than a total of 10 times. Due to the time lapse and reviews about poor customer service, I haven't called. Despite the fact that I do think there might be some nice results, it doesn't seem to work long enough to actually know for sure. Waste of money due to a poorly made product.

I have just recently received my "Tanda Luxe" beauty device, and I really love it. I have been using it for about three days, and I am going the extra mile with this tool and using it three times a day. After I use this on my neck it feels firmer right away. I first wash my face, and neck, and then apply a collagen based serum; then I get busy with this device; and it does help with diminishing fine lines. I am really liking the results with this "Tanda Luxe", so I am really happy I made this purchase. I watched a video on "U Tube" on how to use this beauty device before I ordered it, and the woman mentioned using this device every day for the first month; and then using it three times a week as maintenance. I really love the size of this device and how easy it is to use, just push the orange button after you change it up, and then push it against your skin and it automatically turns on; then wait after you hear the 4th beep and it will shut off after about another minute. This tool will not run along time, so if you are going to hit a lot of areas, you will need to let it charge up, or use the cord attachment. I am also applying Derma patches after I finish up with the night procedure to help stop the lines on my face, since I am a side sleeper.

I received product on July 29... This is sept 26...the machine helps with smoothing fine wrinkles ..I use it 2-3 x week faithfully. Unfortunately it now sounds like a freight train when I put it to my skin...it is hard to tolerate the sound..Have to weigh. Noise of it...with results

I am in my early thirties and am starting to get crow's feet, larger pores and uneven skin tone. I have used this product just twice and my skin is smoother, the tone is even and my pores seem smaller. I have had none of the problems with it stopping and starting that others have mentioned. The instructions mention that if you do too many treatments in a row it can overheat, resulting in beeping, starting and stopping. They suggest you wait 10 min. before trying again. The treatments are timed to shut off after 3 min. I do four, three min. treatment sessions, one right after the other and have had no problems. The light itself is VERY bright, it took me by surprise. It's sort of like staring into the sun even with the goggles on and your eyes closed, but the product website states that there is no risk of damage to eyesight. It also states that you shouldn't use if you are pregnant, nursing or have had migraines in the last two years. I get migraines monthly and so far the Tanda has not triggered any. I am also nursing and not concerned about it. I'm sure that it is a localized reaction. Any time a product wasn't tested on pregnant or nursing women they tell you not to use it. But again it's a local external product. I can't see how it could affect pregnancy or nursing. I'm really pleased with the Tanda and will be buying one for my mom this Xmas.

I had a Dermawand as a principal facial treatment device. It broke, and I wanted to try something different. I bought this to help tighten the skin on my face and neck, as I have lost a lot of weight during my cancer battle. Thus far, it is working well. My sole concern is about the life of the bulb, and that I will be able to get another bulb. It took a lot of time to receive my order due to the Christmas mail crunch.