Sherry Back with her week 4 review!

"So I was right. Diligence pays! I have been doing really well at sticking to my night regime of my light therapy device. I am currently using Clear Rayz for my acne and the Baby Quasar Plus for my aging skin. So far my acne breakouts have subsided and my skin is starting to get an overall smoother tone on my face. The wrinkles around my mouth are really starting to soften. My lips are plumping and finally I see the sunspots on my hand and arm starting to fade. My husband even noticed!"

How long do the anti-aging benefits last?

When using your Baby Quasar device by the, recommended schedule, you should notice the effects within the first 2 weeks. After the initial eight week treatment period,  you should begin a maintenance program to ensure long-lasting results for the Baby Quasar PLUS and the Quasar MD PLUS. We suggest treating once or twice per week or as needed. Being consistent is the best form of keeping your results!  

Want to win a Baby Quasar Plus?

Would you like to win a Baby Quasar Plus? Its simple! All you have to do is submit a 20 second video on why you should win a Baby Quasar Plus! Tweet it, Instagram it, Facebook it.. All video submissions via Social Media sites are accepted! All GIVEAWAY entries must be submitted before Sat September 21st @midnight (pacific). Please don't forget to tag Baby Quasar in your post! Good luck to everybody we cant wait to see your video! 

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Baby Q Staff

Can we arrest or combat skin damage?

Medical science suggests that, once the skin has been damaged, we can do little to prevent the emergence of lines, wrinkles, and spots. But we can take aggressive treatments to rejuvenate and restore our skin and combat the effects of aging. Skin care technology has made great strides in correcting the flaws resulting from sun damage to the skin. In particular, light therapy has emerged as the most effective method of combating the effects of aging in the skin. The use of light is safe, pain free, and inexpensive, compared with earlier skin care solutions like laser skin resurfacing and facelifts. Today, everyone can enjoy relaxing, painless light therapy treatments that dramatically improve skin appearance (This is an example photo of one of our product reviewers results just after a few treatments). At home-use instruments now make these treatments even more convenient and affordable.

Why Light Therapy Works!

Cells in the skin and supporting tissue absorb specific wave lengths between 590 and 950 nanometers. Our cells/tissue convert this light energy into “fuel” that is used to increase cellular metabolism. Research by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has shown that light therapy could increase cellular metabolism by 250 percent. While the NASA study focused on healing injuries, the effect of light therapy on skin is exactly the same. The increased cellular activity stimulates formation of new collagen and elastin — the building blocks of healthy skin.

Does smoking cigarettes affect my skin?

Recently we have been receiving some emails asking if smoking affects your skin damage. This was a great topic that we thought we would share with everybody! Medical studies have shown that cigarette smoking accelerates the skin’s normal aging process by damaging collagen and impairing blood flow to the skin. Fine lines, wrinkles, and age spots often appear 10-20 years sooner among smokers. This is why many smokers look so much older than their actual age.

Save money with your Baby Quasar!

Will the Quasar MD PLUS save me money versus chemical treatments, cosmetic surgery, and injectables?

Absolutely! Save hundreds to thousands of dollars per year using your Baby Quasar MD. Chemical treatments, cosmetic surgery, and injectables can be very pricey procedures, no to mention the down times that comes with them. You can use your Quasar MD PLUS in the comfort of your own home with no downtime or risk of scarring.

Science of Light Therapy

Anti-Aging

Why do some people look younger than their actual age, while others look older? Why do some of us have lines and wrinkles, while others have silky smooth skin? The simple answer is genetics. But there’s much more to the story. Medical science points to three leading causes of skin deterioration and damage.

1. Decreased Collagen: As we enter our 50’s and 60’s, our bodies reduce the production of collagen – the large, moist molecules that are the building blocks of our skin. As a result, our skin loses moisture, becomes thinner and less elastic, and often changes color. Many of us develop facial lines, wrinkles, enlarged pores, and age spots (hyper pigmentation).

2. Sun Damage: A key contributor to skin deterioration is sun damage – especially among the baby boomer generation. They may be the first significant age group to deliberately expose their skin to large doses of sunlight over an extended period of years. Medical research clearly shows that overexposure to the sun – mainly in the teenage years – has exacerbated skin deterioration among baby boomers.

3. Cigarette Smoking: Medical studies have shown that cigarette smoking accelerates the skin’s normal aging process by damaging collagen and impairing blood flow to the skin. Fine lines, wrinkles, and age spots often appear 10-20 years sooner among smokers. This is why many smokers look so much older than their actual age.