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Lucky
May 2011"Smaller, significantly less expensive and easier to use (it covers more ground with each pulse) that previous versions, this laser eliminates hair for good after eight months of treatments."
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Allure
April 2011"[Dermatologist Doris Day] gives her acne-prone patients regular blue-light treatments to prevent them from breaking out; TRIA has a new at-home blue-light device in its Skin Perfecting System that works nearly as well at killing the bacteria that cause zits. You use it for two and a half minutes twice a day."
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Harper‘s Bazaar
March 2011"If the topical acne products that worked for you as a teenager are no longer doing the trick, a nightly five-minute dose of blue-light therapy is a dependable way to keep breakouts at bay. "It's the best-known light therapy for acne treatment," says Howard Sobel, a cosmetic dermatologist and director of the New York Institute of Aesthetic Dermatology and Laser Surgery. The Skin Perfecting System consists of a salicylic and glycolic cleanser, a blue-light device, and a rejuvenating serum and works to "shrink sebaceous glands and break down the bacteria that cause acne and inflammation in the first place," explains Sobel.
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Marie Claire
October 2010"When old topical standbys – benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, sulphur – are defeated by persistent pimples, dermatologists will administer photo and heat treatments in their offices. New advances in blue-light therapy- which penetrates the skin's surface with a bacteria-killing light – allow domestic devices to emit a comparable amount of energy to those used by the pros. And while an in-office procedure will set you back roughly $1,000 for a full series, the new Skin Perfecting System (from the same company that developed the only FDA-approved at-home hair-removal laser) and Tanda Clear Acne Light Therapy Treatment are less than $300 each. Clinical studies of both look promising: With four weeks of consistent use, they not only cleared zits but also improved overall skin tone by at least 70 percent."
NBC Healthwatch
September 2010If you are looking for clear, acne-free skin the answer may be as simple as a ray of light. Dermatologist Dr. Eric Bernstein says at-home blue light treatment is a trend that's here to stay. "[TRIA Blue Light] is a device made strong enough to have a [positive] effect, but safe enough and small enough and inexpensive enough to use at home." Expect to see improvement in skin in just two weeks with use of the TRIA Blue Light.
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Oprah
June 2010"Aaack! Eeep! Owww! That's the audio version of my at-home laser hair removal adventure. For the visual, see above. I held the TRIA Laser Hair Removal System to my armpit so it could zap away the fuzz there. And by "zap" I mean beam laser energy into the pigment of the hair, damaging the follicle so it cans no longer function. Why the sound effects? Because the process hurts. Every time you press the TRIA to a new patch of skin, a beep is accompanied by a hot snapping sensation. But as a longtime subscriber to the "no pain, no gain" school of hair removal (why bleach when you can pluck? shave when you can wax?), I persisted with my snappy treatments (on the most powerful setting) every two weeks for three months, then monthly for five more (as stipulated by the directions). And now my right armpit is practically hairless. I shave any remaining fuzz about every two weeks (and do touch-up laser treatment about every four). The only problem: I still have to shave my left "control" armpit every day. I've now started treatments on it, though, and I look forward to having two silky smooth pits by 2011."
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People
May 2010"These high-tech skin gadgets live up to the hype! We've tried them all, and they get our stamp of approval. [Skin Perfecting System] fights blemishes with blue light therapy. "My skin started to look clearer in just a few days. And I love that it comes with cleanser and serum," says Kimberley McLeod, editorial assistant.
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Elle
February 2010"The advent of the five-blade Gillette Venus in 2000 and the TRIA Laser in 2008 make it easy to de-fuzz at home."
Doctors
August 2009TRIA Beauty meets The Doctors, four renowned physicians with different medical specialties — ER physician (and former ABC "Bachelor") Dr. Travis Stork; OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson; cosmetic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon; and pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears. This groundbreaking talk show does for health care what Dr. Phil has done for psychology — provides frank discussions in a fascinating, off-the-cuff manner.
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InStyle Makeover
Summer 2009"Dermatologists swear by TRIA's Laser Hair Removal System. "It's an effective at-home device because it uses lasers that target the pigment in individual hairs," says L.A. dermatologist Jessica Wu. Studies showed a 60 percent reduction in hair growth by the third treatment, adds Wu. So just imagine the results when you finish the full series: once every three weeks for six to eight treatments!"
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Allure
February 2008"The TRIA—a hand-held laser you can use at home—is going to revolutionize hair removal. It's now pending FDA approval. You can use it on your legs, underarms, bikini area. Even if women still want to go to a pro for occasional treatments, they can cut down on those visits by using this between appointments."
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Flare
October 2011Skin Perfecting Blue Light receives Flare's Best Beauty Innovation Award of 2011. Flare touts TRIA Blue Light as an at-home alternative to the dermatologist's office that offers the same results without the sticker shock. It scored top marks as a beauty breakthrough for battling breakouts and improving overall complexion quickly.
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Fashion
November 2011The TRIA Hair Removal Laser is highlighted as the go-to device for laser loyalists. The upgraded TRIA Hair Removal Laser is praised for its faster treatment time, its ability to cover more area per charge and for using the same diode laser technology found in the doctor’s office.
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New Beauty
Fall 2011TRIA Laser is praised as a do-it-yourself beauty tool that uses the same technology found in doctors' offices. The device's digital display is said to be easy to use and perfect for determining the comfort level of the laser.
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InStyle
July 2011TRIA Skin Clarifying System is highlighted as an expert favorite to help fight acne. The device is praised for eliminating bacteria causing acne. The InStyle beauty team says the Skin Clarifying System provides true results and raves about seeing notably clearer skin after using the system for just one week.
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Real Simple
July 2011TRIA Laser wins Best Investment in Real Simple's road test of the more than 30 hair removers. Not only did TRIA top the competition, but it delivered permanent results just like you would get at the dermatologist office.
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Marie Claire
July 2011The TRIA Hair Removal Laser is highlighted as the best method for achieving smooth, stubble-free skin. Touted as an affordable alternative to professional laser hair removal treatments, TRIA Laser is praised for being an easy to use, highly effective, must-have innovation.
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Self
June 2011TRIA Hair Removal Laser is a proven technology that can help you be a natural beauty. This innovative at-home tool can rid you of unwanted hair permanently with its professional-grade laser designed for at home.
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Hello! Canada
November 2011Using the same diode laser technology for hair removal as professionals, TRIA Hair Removal Laser is ranked the best DIY tool to remove unwanted hair at home. It can produce the same permanent results at a fraction of the cost!
