I have used the Snow Fibroblast Plasma… I have used the Snow Fibroblast Plasma Pen on my neck. I was hesitant at first because I have read some with bad experience with it. But with my thorough research and learning more on this device and the science behind it I became confident and did my treatment on my neck which I’m glad I didn’t just read and believed on negative reviews. Using this device takes a lot of understanding about how it works and condition of skin that you wanted to treat is important. When I did my treatment on my neck I know there will be a downtime so I prepared myself for that. It will take several treatments also to get best results. My downtime was about three months. First month, my neck has brown spots which I expected. I used scarf to cover when I go out by second week I can cover with just a light foundation. By third month there’s still few marks but not noticeable. I’m 63 years old and my neck has improved. I’m embracing aging but that doesn’t mean I’m not going to put a fight to slow down sagging, wrinkling skin.

I had an ordniary experience with… I had an ordniary experience with snowskinco.com. I have to say, its almost good. I was hesitant to purchse from them at frist but in the end I can say they delieverd what was promissed. The items were acurratly discribd, the prices where avarege and the turn around time was satisfactoy. I cant note any majore issues, I guess the saying goes sometimess you get what you pay for. My onlay peovlem was that they didn't inculde a reciept but other then that, it was just ordinray. No spiecal service or noting. Overrall I would say it was okay, nothing amazing either way.

Poor quality device but refund given Firstly, I want to say that I did receive my money back. So the company have not tried to con me in anyway. However, the quality of the plasma pens I received were very poor quality neither functioned anything like in the videos. I was sent a replacement after i complained about the first one. But the second had the same issues. Neither device regularly fired making them both impossible to use. I was told i could be sent a third one but that this would be the last one and if it did not work I would not be entitled to a refund. I therefore took a refund as I had no faith that at the third pen would work. I also had concerns about the quality of the training videos which offered contradictory advice (one saying that the needle should touch the skin another saying it shouldn't).

Cheap looking and loose power button My shipping for the plaxar plasma pen was pretty delayed and I had to reach out to customer service twice after ordering. I was pleasantly surprised when I not only received an answer but also a refund of $20 for the delay. I was overall happy with the function of the pen although I have yet to try it on anything other than a cherry angioma. My issue is the device itself is a little cheap looking and the power button is extremely loose. It rocks back and forth when you touch it and it probably won’t last very long. I emailed customer service again and they asked me for a video which i sent. After two follow ups they responded stating that’s how it’s supposed to be which I doubt. I know it’s not the priciest one on the market, but for $350 I was hoping it would be a little better. Guess you get what you pay for.

Really happy with the results after 6… Really happy with the results after 6 days. I burnt some sebaceous hyperplasia bumps on my face and they are definately flatter and less ridged. I was pretty conservative in my application due to being a newbie, but I am happy to repeat every three weeks until they disappear completely at the same conservative pace. If I went to a salon they would need to be more aggressive to make the cost worthwhile, so I am happy to have the pen at home and do it my way. I am also pleased to be able to burn these little growths off as the arise in future, when they are small and less noticeable. The ones I've worked on so far I've had for years so they were quite big. I'm feeling really uplifted. 😄