Useless Gadget Could Actually Harm Your Health Dermawand hide their claims amongst outdated or vague terminology such as 'cycles per second' or 'enriched oxygen'. Truth is that a small machine as this for home use uses so little power as to be virtually useless. All it does is make a bit of noise and heat. Not only are any benefits scientifically unproven, it could actually be bad for your health. The term 'enriched oxygen' is very misleading as it is a euphemism for ozone, the gas given off as a by-product of the electrolysis process, which has the distinct smell as described by some customers. Ozone is harmful to the respiratory system in concentrations of more than 5ppm. This is why some users complain of feeling nauseous during or after use. Tell me I'm wrong, Dermawand..

More tightness in my skin I've not used the derma wand for a while, just started with it again two days ago I can feel tightness in my skin I am 65 I have been using The Cleo Q since I Was forty Its an amazing machine love it I just thought I Would try my derma wand as well has as I haven't used it in ages I can deffo see more results. Sent

I had high hopes after seeing the… I had high hopes after seeing the Facebook page however, despite using for about 3 months apart from the glow during the treatment which is from the machine zapping effect, the skin area under my eyes appears more crepey, lined and the skin more translucent than before!!!!! I didn't have deep lines in the 1st place, thought this would be a prevention or delay but I feel like I look older than before!!! My brow looks more translucent and lined than previously as well!!! I don't recommend at all. Wish I'd never used it!

Buyer beware! Buyer beware! This company claims that using their RF device just 3 min a day for 14 days can produce pictured results. It's a bold lie. It does absolutely nothing no matter how much time you invested into using it or how you used it. Have a look at the picture and see if you notice something highly abnormal about the nose and eyes... That's right, the nose on the "treated" side somehow melted away and the eye itself magically relocated by a quarter of the inch up along with miraculous reduction in wrinkles, sagging and whatnot... If you think their "magic" wand can produce such results, they have a bridge share to sell you for $199! Furthermore, 2 different companies are using the same lame picture claiming their product did it!

Does nothing. Waste of time and money. I've used the wand regularly and for long periods and focused on on one area and see absolutely no difference to my skin at all. It simply does not work. It does nothing. Total waste of time and money.