TriPollar™ STOP™ self use anti aging device for facial skin renewal procedures
Anti-aging skin care products are predominantly moisturizers based on cosmetic skin care products marketed with the promise of making the consumer look younger by reducing wrinkles, fine lines, blemishes, pigmentation changes, discolourations and other environmentally related conditions of the skin.
Despite great demand, many such anti aging products and treatments have not been proven by anti aging research to give lasting or major positive effects. Traditionally, anti-aging creams have been marketed towards women, but anti aging tools and products specifically targeting men are increasingly common.
Most women and increasing number of men are using some kind of anti aging treatment to protect the skin from sun exposure and hoping to reduce wrinkles.
Do over-the-counter anti aging creams really reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles?
Anti-aging creams could help reduce temporary the appearance of fine lines. Generally, these skin care creams are not permanent wrinkle reducers, but either protect the skin from sun exposure or remove the dead outer layer of skin giving temporary appearance of reducing wrinkles. Some temporary anti aging results can be seen after few weeks. But, once you stop using the anti-aging product, the wrinkles and fine lines return, so ongoing product use can become expensive depending on which cream you buy. In addition, the effectiveness of particular anti aging brands have not been scientifically studied and published in medical journals.
Assessing safety and effectiveness – there is no guarantee
The FDA classifies anti aging creams and lotions as skin care cosmetics, which are defined as having no medical value and are not scientifically tested. So the FDA regulates them less strictly than it does for medical drugs. This means that anti aging products for self use don't need to undergo rigorous testing for safety and effectiveness before approval to go on the market.
The FDA does step in, however, when advertisements portray cosmetics as drugs like claiming anti aging skin treatments that remove wrinkles permanently, or when cosmetics contain ingredients that may pose a potential health hazard to consumers. For example, in 2002, the FDA ordered manufacturers of wrinkle removers products containing alpha hydroxy acids to include a warning label stating that the acids may increase the risk of sunburn.
Because the FDA doesn't evaluate cosmetic products for effectiveness, there's no guarantee that any over-the-counter product will reduce your wrinkles.
Clinically proven anti aging device
TriPollar™ STOP™ is an innovative hand held device powered by TriPollar™ Radio Frequency (RF) technology. This 3rd generation RF technology has already transformed the professional beauty market with anti-aging treatments that boost skin renewal producing younger, wrinkle-free skin. Now the same proven technology is available in a sleek, palm sized anti aging device offering clinical results in the home. Scientifically developed and clinically proven, TriPollar™ technology focuses four low power beams deep into the dermis; much like a laser lens focuses its light. Emitting low power high frequency electrical energy into the dermis, dermal activity is stimulated to tighten collagen fibres and increase new collagen production thus help to reduce wrinkles immediately. Fibroblasts are stimulated increasing collagen replenishment, resulting in dermal thickening. A thicker dermis will make the skin of a woman in her 40’s look and feel like she is in her 30’s with visible long lasting results - reduction of fine lines and wrinkles and improved skin texture.
For more information visit: www.stop-age.com
Anti-aging skin care products are predominantly moisturizers based on cosmetic skin care products marketed with the promise of making the consumer look younger by reducing wrinkles, fine lines, blemishes, pigmentation changes, discolourations and other environmentally related conditions of the skin.
Despite great demand, many such anti aging products and treatments have not been proven by anti aging research to give lasting or major positive effects. Traditionally, anti-aging creams have been marketed towards women, but anti aging tools and products specifically targeting men are increasingly common.
Most women and increasing number of men are using some kind of anti aging treatment to protect the skin from sun exposure and hoping to reduce wrinkles.
Do over-the-counter anti aging creams really reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles?
Anti-aging creams could help reduce temporary the appearance of fine lines. Generally, these skin care creams are not permanent wrinkle reducers, but either protect the skin from sun exposure or remove the dead outer layer of skin giving temporary appearance of reducing wrinkles. Some temporary anti aging results can be seen after few weeks. But, once you stop using the anti-aging product, the wrinkles and fine lines return, so ongoing product use can become expensive depending on which cream you buy. In addition, the effectiveness of particular anti aging brands have not been scientifically studied and published in medical journals.
Assessing safety and effectiveness – there is no guarantee
The FDA classifies anti aging creams and lotions as skin care cosmetics, which are defined as having no medical value and are not scientifically tested. So the FDA regulates them less strictly than it does for medical drugs. This means that anti aging products for self use don't need to undergo rigorous testing for safety and effectiveness before approval to go on the market.
The FDA does step in, however, when advertisements portray cosmetics as drugs like claiming anti aging skin treatments that remove wrinkles permanently, or when cosmetics contain ingredients that may pose a potential health hazard to consumers. For example, in 2002, the FDA ordered manufacturers of wrinkle removers products containing alpha hydroxy acids to include a warning label stating that the acids may increase the risk of sunburn.
Because the FDA doesn't evaluate cosmetic products for effectiveness, there's no guarantee that any over-the-counter product will reduce your wrinkles.
Clinically proven anti aging device
TriPollar™ STOP™ is an innovative hand held device powered by TriPollar™ Radio Frequency (RF) technology. This 3rd generation RF technology has already transformed the professional beauty market with anti-aging treatments that boost skin renewal producing younger, wrinkle-free skin. Now the same proven technology is available in a sleek, palm sized anti aging device offering clinical results in the home. Scientifically developed and clinically proven, TriPollar™ technology focuses four low power beams deep into the dermis; much like a laser lens focuses its light. Emitting low power high frequency electrical energy into the dermis, dermal activity is stimulated to tighten collagen fibres and increase new collagen production thus help to reduce wrinkles immediately. Fibroblasts are stimulated increasing collagen replenishment, resulting in dermal thickening. A thicker dermis will make the skin of a woman in her 40’s look and feel like she is in her 30’s with visible long lasting results - reduction of fine lines and wrinkles and improved skin texture.
For more information visit: www.stop-age.com
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