Dermawand review: facial improvements 8

I just bought online from Costco, with a great sale. Haven't tried it yet, but if I don't like it, Costco will always let me return it.

I have used the dermawand for two months and have 100% more wrinkles than I had when I started. At first I thought maybe this happens until my skin is used to it. Boy was I dumb. I have so many wrinkles I had to go to a plastic surgeon for help. He told me the dermwand is not safe and I should stop using it. My skin is sagging and the wrinkles are from the dermawand. At first I blamed myself, I though I must be doing something wrong until further research showed me I was doing it correctly. Please save your money don't buy the dermawand.

I'm so glad that I read these complaints and to have a physician comment, that should tell people that this is a scam. I would like to know how "radiowaves" is suppose to tighten up your skin? You get old skin sags, some more then others.

This is funny, I mean in a suspicious way. Why would someone go on a complaint site, without a complaint? You give a raving review? Judge Judy says, "If it doesn't make sense, it's not true". Then I say shame on you, you liar.

As a physician, I don't think I have ever come across a comment on a web site such as this that has so obviously been posted by someone related to the company - either someone who doesn't work for the company but was paid to type in their comments or actually works for (or did when they put in the comment) the company. And if the product really does work by "radiowaves" - it could never do what it claims to do! (which it can't do anyway...) I'm sure the "explanation" that it uses "radiowaves" is simply a term thrown in to make the product sound technical in a way that someone might believe it...assuming they were naive (as most of us are) about what "radiowaves" even are ! . And if this person doesn't work for the company - how would she know it works by "radiowaves" (someone had to tell her...). It's often written in Latin but I'll save the trouble translating - "buyer beware." If it sounds to good to be true, it virtually always IS too good to be true!

This is the biggest rip off company I have ever dealt with. They 1st get you to pay in full, I your 30 day free trial begins the day you order. You will not receive the order until the 30 days are up. They don't wait the 30 days to charge you. They charge $155 as you are still talking to them. No matter how many times you say no. They will still charge you. I told her I work in a spa that does this and can get the creams and gels for free, she still kept talking. I never received any confirmation email. All I have is $155 out of my account. Every number I tried to call would not put you through, they hang up. When you try to email the product celebrity, guess what? It doesn't go through. I will be reporting them to the BBB and my attorney will be filing false advertisement charges. If we all do our part and report these companies to the BBB, they would not be able to do this. This has been the worst informecial product I' have ever bought ! DO NOT BUY!

You sound like you got paid by someone, the wording is so orchestrated, get real lady, you probably don't even own one.

Who paid you for this review Debbie?