With the sale it’s very comparable to a MiniHIFU device in price. Would you pick it over a 2nd generation muni HIFU?

I would like to know the answer to this, too. I’m considering buying a Hifu device… Probably a medical grade one. For home personal use would you recommend the medical grade HIFU , a mini HIFU and which one, or this device? Thanks!

I would. Partly because it comes with inbuilt safety settings that ensure each treatment is performed optimally and safely. And partly because I feel it delivers better results in the short and long term. Lastly, as the Mini HiFu 2 is hard to find outside of Europe now, this is a worthy alternative ❤️

@@TJTutorials Thanks, TJ. I just ordered it and used your code.

@@TJTutorials I have the 3rd generation mini HIFU, is the Ussera better?

That was my first thought too

Wow, thank you!

And I just ordered the Ussera deep shot and line shot they are BOGO right now!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you 😊

do I like ?

It's one of my all-time favorite devices. Perhaps consider introducing EMS the apples of the cheeks at some point to help revolve your eyes the cheeks and lift out and soften the nasal labial folds. It's not essential, it makes a huge difference by combining the two.

@@TJTutorials oh I definitely will be as soon as I can afford the Medicube EMS device. I have the Booster H too and really like it.

Hope you enjoy it!

Oh thank you!

I love that feeling of anticipation when a new device is on charge! Enjoy it! You're going to love the results over the next few weeks and months. (Be sure to take a few before photos to really see your progress. When we see ourselves in the mirror everyday, those changes don't register with us) ❤️

Thank youuuuuuu 😁

The USSERA is far superior in performance and comfort. I wouldn't be without mine. Likewise, I feel exactly the same with my Booster Pro. It really did level up my skin care routine. ♥️

@@TJTutorials thank you so much for your response and your advice 💕

This! It's so important to give your body the basics that it needs to restore and replenish itself ❤️

Heat and sun exposure can cause this

IPL can definitely help minimize the appearance of talengiectasia. Have you tried playing a topical 10% tranexamic acid serum?

@@TJTutorials Thanks! I just did a search and most of the popular brands seem to cap off at 5%. Any good 10% serums you can recommend?

@@InfinityCelestial so possibly it could’ve been from this Deep Shot Ussera since it can get hot. I’m very good about sunscreen and I’m rarely outdoors or in direct sunlight.

The same thing happened to me when i was using an EMS device.

Hi. While both use similar kinds of technology, the Deep Shot has been designed with regular use in mind. The frequency has been optimised to work without risking fat loss, pain and irritation and comes with in-built protection from overuse. Obviously, the beeps let you know where you are in terms of shots administered and it is sized to reach all of the important parts of the face and neck comfortably. The Hifu 2 lacks the safety features and shot output regulation, but offers an affordable alternative to many. My only real issue with the mini hifu is that it is no longer sold in The USA for reasons unknown (pulled from the market) which leads me to think it possibly doesn't follow manufacturing standards? But I honestly prefer the Deep Shot in terms of ease of use, routine scheduling (twice weekly) and end results. Hope this helps.

@@TJTutorials thank you so much for your reply!!!! How interesting. That’s amazing feedback thank you

Hiiiii 👋🏻 out of the two, I prefer the Age R. But it's important to remember that they are two different technologies that work in two different ways.

@@TJTutorials thank you.

I use the maximum output level 😊

@@TJTutorials thank you 😊

As the technology is not as powerful as a clinic grade device, I personally choose to use it every couple of weeks just to keep my skin on point.

I also have the pronged head machine too 😊

That's how I do it myself 😊

No because this device can’t reach deep enough to reach the subcutaneous fat so it’s safe to use at home. Micro needling + RF is something that can kill fat since the needles reach deep enough to deliver the energy to melt fat.

Hiiii ☺️ I've noticed any targeted fat loss after using this device for more than six months. As mentioned above, this device is designed to work in the upper and mid layers of the skin rather than the fat layer :)

@@TJTutorials ty

Yes, this is definitely better than the hifu 2.0

Absolutely, but it's more designed for using in the face so would take a lonnnnnnggggggg time to work. Maybe RF would be better and work faster 🙂

And can you get microneedling done when using this or should u stop for a bit? Again thanks for any info

Hi. Radio frequency can cause fat loss, but this is usually associated with extremely high intensity output machines in clinical settings - often used incorrectly. The majority of home use devices are not as powerful and come with in-built safety functions to help minimize the risk of any damage or injury. When I do microneedling, I do it after a radio frequency treatment. 😊

Thank you for the reply 😊 I've been looking at this and the newa device for jowls and neck laxity which one would you recommend? For tightening results. Or would you recommend an in office treatment?

Hi. They are both the same kind of technology, so to avoid overuse, I would use just one of them 😊

I think the NEWA Classic would be your best option

@@TJTutorials thank you! How many times per week do you recommend using it ? I will certainly look if you have a review :)

The USSERA is similar to HiFU and RF (the two treatments the Booster Pro is missing). Obviously, it's a personal choice about whether you want to add these treatments into your skincare routine. But I would not be without my userra device 😁

@@TJTutorials thank you, this helps a lot!!

I believe so. But you would be better off confirming this with your aesthetic practitioner who laid your threads 😊

Hi. It's very similar. Same kind of technology, but optimised for safety for home users. 😁

It does in certain places, especially around the upper cheek area. I've actually stopped using it there now and only using it for the jawline.

Thank you your response. I used it first time and my face has been achy. My jawline was achy too. My skin feels good however I am concerned if I should keep or return back. This is my first time using any device on face.

The device and the other RF devices he uses

A mix of Hifu, RF, EMS, Microcurrent and Microneedling 😁

Hi 😊 Yes, this is exactly the same treatment as HiFu, but optimised and with additional features to minimise any undesirable side effects. It also features RF too.

You're welcome 😁 You absolutely can. You'll want to wait for about 20 days after having it done before using the USSERA, just so it doesn't lose its potency before it has a chance to work on the muscles. But after the toxin has started to work, USSERA is fine to use 😁

@@TJTutorials thanks! I’m relived. Can’t wait for my Ussera to arrive 😊.

I'm almost 43 🙂

@@TJTutorials You look absolutely amazing! Your methods are definitely working. I looked at some of your previous videos and you are the definition of aging backwards lol. Thanks for sharing ;))

@@TJTutorials you look much younger body . Well done 👏🏽

My favourite skin tightening technology is radio frequency. I'm currently a little bit obsessed with the NEWA RF.

@@TJTutorials thanks for the replies.

@@TJTutorials Hi TJ, OMG, you look the best I have seen you look in years! :) I have a question for you...If you could use only 1 anti-aging device that you own for the rest of your life what would that device be?

Hi, let me take a look at some more generic devices and see what I can find. There has to be something out there. 😊

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