I have just used the Nira Pro for 3 months. I took extensive photographs before I started. In harsh light, no makeup. I did not see many results for the first two months, in fact for 2.5 months, and was planning to return it. But when I took new photos a few days before the 90-day return period was up - I was stunned. The results are dramatic. Not so much removing wrinkles per se, but clearer and brighter skin, reduction of pores, my entire face is nicely plumped up and youthful. I showed the photos to my husband, a photographer, and he was also shocked. So . . . I'm keeping it. WOW. So impressed that I'm also going to try the Precision around my eyes. This interview was brilliant and put some long-term concerns of mine to rest. Thank you so much!
We greatly appreciate you sharing your positive experience with the NIRA laser. If you ever have more feedback or questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to assist you in any way we can!
@@thehonestchannel I use it twice a day. I think honest "before" photos are a must. As I said, I really saw very few benefits until right up to the 90-day mark. So far, it hasn't helped my eyelids, which is why I'd like to try the Precision. I've seen photos of people whose eyelids were transformed. BUT in 90 days my skin has greatly benefited in other ways - shocked. My neck especially. Few things actually work. And safely work. So far so good! Your questions were brilliant, so appreciate that you posted this.
@@pacificzuma111 Our NIRA lasers offer five levels of comfort, allowing users to adjust based on skin sensitivity. The Precision model has a smaller spot size, which concentrates the heat more in one area, resulting in what some describe as a slight stinging sensation. We recommend trying the NIRA Pro model, as its larger spot size distributes heat across a larger surface area, making it more tolerable for sensitive skin.
Yes! Please do more interviews with device/skin care line creators. They always have very helpful information to share with consumers. Thank you from ☀Virginia Beach, VA 🇺🇸
I own 2 of the og model so i could treat both sides of my face in half the time. I used the Nira daily for 6 months and honestly hadn't seen any improvement 🤷♀️i have several different anti aging devices and find my own personal best investment is the red light therapy mask, by far. Everyone has different results and concerns. I'm glad you addressed the fat loss issue. That was my major concern. Thank you, Claire ❤
I have been using the Nira Pro since 4/12/2024 and today is 5/22/2024. I do use very good skin care products and a few other modalities*, but in 5 weeks I've been MOST impressed with the Nira. I have completely turned around my puffy hooded eyes as well as lifted my brow area and my extremely crepey neck skin is 80% better than day one. I'm only 5 and a half weeks in. I am 64 years old, 4 years post menopause. I am astounded! *other modalities include Recovery Purelift Pro + (two treatments in last 5 weeks), RED and NIR Light Therapy Mask along with Neck/Chest and Dr. Pen M8 (one treatment about 4 weeks ago, face only, no eye or neck). I do believe these other modalities do play a role, however the lift in my eyes and hooding is all Nira!
Thank you for sharing your fantastic results! We're thrilled to hear how the NIRA Pro has transformed your puffy, hooded eyes, lifted your brow, and improved your crepey neck skin in just 5 weeks. It's amazing to see such impressive changes! We appreciate your recommendation and are glad the NIRA Pro has made a notable difference.
Thank you for this interview! I have used the Nira for about eighteen months. I laid off for awhile because I use red light panels and the Filip. I love what the Nira did but was concerned and cut back to a couple times a week. Now I am going to concentrate on my neck every day for three months. I am 76 and realize it is not going to get the results that a younger person might get but am thrilled with how my skin came back after neglect and trauma.
Thanks for the inspiration. I just turned 66. Been working hard to change my skin since July 2023. When I realized how hideous….i mean sundamaged….my skin was. 😂 laser will be my next purchase. I love my microcurrent and microneedling devices. They work so far.
I just read your comment and curious to know how your neck is looking! I turn 74 this month and have pretty good skin. Except for my turkey neck! I have had 2 microneedling treatments and will have the last one next month. I have not seen an improvement in my neck but my face is looking much better. So, do you think the NIRA is working for you? Thanks!
I am so glad you had this interview. You asked so many of the questions I had in my mind. I bought the nira package with both pro and precision with a discount code as a gift for myself. I have not been very consistent with it yet, but I think it has started to help. Thanks Clare, I sometimes feel you are reading my mind. Maybe we all have same thoughts around the age of 50.
I've used Nira for 3 months now (I'm 52). I am very happy with the results, and would like to express gratitude to David and the company for creating such great product, as it made a very observable difference for me. Much like for the previous reviewer, my overall skin tone has become much brighter, skin firmer, fine lines and wrinkles diminished. I had darker circles around my eyes, and they are much brighter (though not entirely gone). In my experience, improvements were noticeable within the first few weeks. My husband commented that my skin looks very bright and good (he did not know I was doing this treatment). The fine lines around my eyes did not disappear but became less pronounced. I intend to use it ongoing, maybe with lesser frequency. I used it once to twice a day on a clean skin for 3 months, as recommended, going from level 1 to level 5 eventually. It occasionally stings on level 5, but I love the results, and how my skin feels after the treatment. An excellent product!
We greatly appreciate you sharing your positive experience with the NIRA laser. Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
We're genuinely sorry to hear that you haven't experienced the expected results. While 9 out of 10 users report significant improvements, individual responses can vary. That is why we do offer a 90-day money-back guarantee for our customers to try out the device before fully committing to the purchase, so they can get a feel for it and see how it works with their skin type. Thank you for your time and for giving us a try.
Great interview! Very informative. I have both Nira's and absolutely feel they work. I'm going to start using on my chest and arms now because I hadn't thought of that before.
I am also curious if the company has been able to identify a pattern among clients for whom the Nira laser does not work. Of course, I’m curious if it might be associated with any specific autoimmune conditions, age, degree of damage, or wrinkles, gender, ethnicity. Because they do research on their product effectiveness, I would think they would have at least some limited general data regarding who the product works best for, so-so far, and doesn’t work for. Your journalism skills are so appreciated, you do excellent work! - Jen in New Mexico, USA ☀️☀️☀️
Jenn, I’m 55, I have autoimmunes and have been super impressed with the Nira precision, especially around my eyes and forehead! I also have seen improvement in the lines on the tops of my wrists, my neck lines, and even texture of my sun damaged arms. I was so in love, I bought the bigger head one. I have other devices but nothing has even come close for me to the results I get with it. People have to stay hydrated to have good result and use a good HA if possible. Good luck if you try them, I LOVE my precision one!!
Thanks for sharing your experience, it's helpful! Do you feel that your skin heals normally when you get a cut or other skin injury? Or, do you experience any adverse skin reactions with skin products or treatments? My skin is very slow to heal. I don't think it would prevent me from using the Nira, I'm just trying to figure out a plan for how to use it, so that it would be most effective with slower to heal skin. Do you use any radio frequency devices? Thanks!!! @@wannabefarmgirl9595
@@wannabefarmgirl9595 We're glad to hear that you're enjoying the NIRA Lasers and seeing positive results! Thank you for sharing your positive experience, and we appreciate your recommendation.
This was so great, thank you for the great interview. I am impressed with the brand and am so glad to hear him speak on these things. Appreciate your thoroughness!
We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the interview and found value in hearing our perspective. Your support means a lot to us, and we're here to provide thorough insights whenever needed.
I had the small head Nira and I must admit I could never go past 2, but when I started hearing about the larger heads and how quick the treatment could be I bit the bullet and purchased the new one. I must say that the difference for me has made it worth the investment. It is quick and I am finished with the treatment moving on to the rest of the products I am using. This was very interesting and I was relieved that I didn’t make a mistake when I purchased the newer device. Thank you for having him to answer all these questions and understanding how it worked!
We greatly appreciate you sharing your positive experience with the NIRA laser. If you ever have more feedback or questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to assist you in any way we can!
Hi, I'm from Massachusetts and I purchased my first Nira Precision when our local weather visited Nira co. And he tried on himself and he said it didn't hurt so I decide to purchase it based on his experience. I'm so happy with my results that I am trying to save to purchase the Pro.
Thank you SO MUCH for this interview! It resolved alot of questions I had in scientific language made easy to understand! Definitely keeping my Nira after listening to this!
I have asked Nira about using it on the neck, even over the thyroid and they say it’s OK, but it still makes me nervous. I’d love to hear a fuller explanation from David on its safety in that area.
I use it all over my neck because laser only targets the top layer of skin. Microcurrent goes deeper and targets the muscle. Not sure where radio frequency fits in.
The NIRA laser does not penetrate deeper into the body to affect internal organs and is considered safe for treating the entire neck, including the thyroid area and the chest region.
That's fantastic to hear! Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
I just ordered the Nira and will definitely take before and after pics. It’s easier to doubt the results when you see yourself every day. One of the reasons I chose to order the device is the money back guarantee. The fact they offer this sells me on my investment. If I am someone who does not get good results I’ll send it back. No loss to me♥️
We're glad to hear that you're enjoying the NIRA Laser and seeing positive results! Thank you for sharing your positive experience, and we appreciate your recommendation.
My head is spinning with all the pricey home devices pushed by influencers. I think im at the point where i will see cosmetic derm and invest on non invasive procedures. I know it's pricey but better than being disappointed with multiple devices that either show no results or actually has side effects and make conditions worse.
Hi! My viewpoint….i spent $2000 to have Botox and juviderm filler. It lasted less than three months. I also had a pro do 3 chemical peels, one each month. During this one person quit, one person called in sick and a third person didn’t have the correct product when I showed up for my third and last peel at $300 a session. Not fun to deal with and didn’t meet my expectations. Since then…I bought a micro-needling pen, led mask, a peel I do weekly, and a micro-current device. All work beautifully. No appt needed. lol. I do miss the relaxing part of someone else taking care of everything. It is very confusing. I studied 4 derms and 3 aestheticians for months before I chose product. Good luck!
@@thehonestchannel , yes ive done extensive research on a physician who also happens to have YT channel. Ive researched her experience in certain procedures I am interested, education, and as many reviews i can locate. She presents highly educated, trained , and hood bedside manner. I am looking fwd to mtg her next month.
What a great interview! I appreciate you asking the tough questions! I agree with your viewer that the pictures on the Nira website are vastly different with the lighting and expressions in the before and after. It makes me not trust the company. I was glad to hear at least the fda looked at the raw photos. I wish they would do Visia scans so we could have objective data. Maybe you could do that for us! Visia scan an area before and after treatment on you or a friend. Thank you for this excellent video!
Thanks Marilyn. Skin scanning is a game changer in terms of measuring results. I don’t think I could access a professional scan near me without considerable cost, but I will look into it and also some of the options that might be used on smart phone.
Another great interview Clare .. I have dipping in-and-out of youtube over the last couple of months .. but .. OMG Clare your skin looks AMAZING!! I am yet to be convinced by Nira ..I have spent so much money on skincare devices ... from the Nuface (waste of time IMHO) to the Current Body LED mask (which I loved - until it very suddenly stopped charging after 3yrs) and now I am just using the Maysama Urchin, which I adore, very easy ... but whilst I love it .. I am still not 100% convinced
Very interesting and informative. I have the Tria fractional laser, this is hard to stay consistent with because it hurts like a b*tch! I really like the Nira Pro but dam at nearly £550 its hard to justify when I cant be certain of the results 🤷🏻♀️
I thought the Tria hair removal laser was pretty effective (just a very small head!) so I'm aware it's a good brand. I hear you on the price. Everything seems so expensive these days!
Found you channel 😊 I’m about a week away from my 90 days, and I will take pictures again and see what by results are! Friends and family keep remarking about how my skin looks so pretty and want to know if I have possibly changed any skincare! I hope to continue using my NIRA Pro each night because I look forward to it each night. If anyone has not used the NIRA Moisture Lock Hyaluronic Acid Serum to use after using the laser, try it! It’s fabulous and like no other hyaluronic acid. Thank you for the video!💕
That's fantastic to hear! Thank you for sharing your positive experience with us and for recommending our NIRA Moisture Lock Hyaluronic Acid Serum - it's wonderful to hear that you're enjoying the benefits of our products. Keep up the great work with your skincare routine, and if you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us anytime. We're here to support you on your skincare journey!
Love all the interviews on your channel 🕺🏽🕺🏽🕺🏽. Question: no mention of skin of colour where anything heated is not really recommended- is Nira appropriate for melasma or hyperpigmentation patients? Thx so much
The NIRA lasers are safe and suitable for all skin types and tones. NIRA was designed to be equally effective, independent of the melanin levels in the skin. Although NIRA lasers are safe to use and have been tested clinically to achieve FDA clearance, we have no evidence to support any contraindications to melasma. While others have shared positive experiences, noting improvements in their melasma & hyperpigmentation, individual experiences may vary. If unsure, we recommend you consult with your physician or medical professional before using a NIRA laser to ensure the best safety and performance.
Great video Clare, as I am considering buying the Nira Pro, but had been put off by some negative feedback. Also, I've been subscribed to your channel over the past year, and I've really noticed a great improvement in your own skin. It would be good if you could do another video talking about what skincare and devices you have stuck with to get the results you have. Thanks
Thank you for considering the NIRA Pro! We understand concerns about negative feedback but rest assured, every purchase is risk-free with our 90-day return policy. This allows you the opportunity to try it for yourself and experience its benefits firsthand.
I was very interested in what he would say about dehydrated skin use and it was totally the opposite of what I was doing to try to get results. So I will try again using a LOWER setting to get to the water in my skin. Counterintuitive to the’more is more’ approach. Thank for a great interview , Ms. Johnston!
Thank you very much, Clare and David, that was really interesting. I have been using the Nira Precision on my hoods with some success. I feel I can maintain the results now by using it only a few times a week. I did not see results in my crows feet but they are very stubborn (even Botox gives me limited results). For some undereye wrinkles I have from being a side sleeper, TCA peels seem to work better and faster for me. I would get the Pro for my neck if it was a little less expensive *sigh*.
Yes, but it might be challenging to have enough skin contact around the eyes due to the NIRA Pro's larger aperture. Meanwhile, the NIRA Precision Laser is perfect for targeting small, hard-to-treat areas such as crow's feet. The laser needs to fit flat against the skin to trigger the sensor so consider that for the area you intend to use it on.
I’m wondering if the Nira pro would be effective enough for the eye area or do I need the precision for that? I’m thinking about buying the pro but wondering if it’s enough for everything? Thank you
Yes, but please be mindful that it might be challenging to have enough skin contact around the eyes due to the NIRA Pro's larger aperture. Meanwhile, the NIRA Precision Laser is perfect for targeting small, hard-to-treat areas such as crow's feet. The laser needs to fit flat against the skin to trigger the sensor so consider that for the area you intend to use it on.
Another in the list of interesting videos. Thanks so much! and I almost didn't watch it because I'm not currently interested in the NIRA (either model). Glad I did. Re: Nira itself: I tried the Nira Precision last year but found it too drying. By the end of the trial period, it hadn't done anything noticeable for the skin around my eyes except dry it out more. The company's staff tried to help, but their suggestions didn't work for me. The one they didn't make was to go back to level 1 and see whether that helped! In the end, I regretfully returned it. The little laser did, however, seem to be working on the lines around my mouth, including my smokers lines (I don't know where they came from; I never smoked and don't use straws). The company's staff was helpful and supportive and they were great about the refund. So my experience in dealing with them was good, and I wouldn't hesitate to try again with a different sort of product.
Thank you for sharing your experience with the NIRA Precision Laser. We're sorry it didn't meet your expectations, particularly with the drying effect around your eyes. Your feedback about starting at level 1 is noted. It's great to hear it had positive effects on the lines around your mouth. If you're interested, you might want to check out our newest product, the Youth Renewal Peptide Cream. It could complement your skincare routine well. We're glad our customer support team was helpful and the refund process went smoothly.
You can use the NIRA laser around the eye's orbital area, but it's essential to avoid direct contact with the eyes. You can get relatively close to the orbital area, but be cautious not to apply the laser directly to the eyelids or too close to the eyes themselves.
Could routine use of the Nira decrease sebum production in the skin? Will it affect hair growth, like eyebrows over time? I just received mine and am concerned about brow loss and dry skin. After seeing this interview, I'm glad I bought it. I can't wait to see if it helps!❤
That's a really good question about sebum production because we're increasingly realising how important that is to our skin's microbiome. I do think the laser has a slightly drying effect on skin - but I've been using it every other day to counter that and think that's a good balance personally. Hope you get great results!
Hi Clare - I love your channel, I’m 52 years old and I feel like you do my skincare and general wellness research for me! ❤️ I am curious if the Nira laser is appropriate for people with autoimmune conditions. I have a couple of autoimmune conditions that have taken a toll on my skin health as well as my overall health. I’ve learned the hard way that some of the skin procedures are not appropriate for people with autoimmune conditions. However, this is never addressed by professionals promoting products or procedures. They should always include conditions that the product is not appropriate for. I think the Nira might be okay for the many of us with autoimmune conditions because it is not as intense as in-office procedures. I would be very interested to hear the creators opinion on this whenever he returns for an additional interview.
Thanks, Clare! I’m so interested to see what your upcoming videos will cover. I love it that it’s such a wide range of subjects you have on your channel that are relevant to our demographic.
We suggest using the NIRA device on healthy, intact skin. It's also essential to consult your Physician regarding its suitability for individuals with autoimmune conditions. Your doctor can offer personalized guidance that will ensure your safety and address your skincare needs with care.
Gracias por esta entrevista. Yo he co.prado nira precision y nira pro. Realmente recomiendo comprarlo. Ayuda a Las artugas y Lena's de expression. Sin embargo me gustaria que tuviera Nira un aparato facial para la flacidez de la cara como lo son los microcurrent pero mas facel de usarlo con menos esfuerzo como son los Niras. En poca palabras facil de usar con buenos resultados sin estar a diario usarlo Aunque parezca facil de hacer las rutinas de skin care consumer demasiado tiempo y despues dejarlo de usar. He usado los Niras todos los dias Durante un ano y me digo ayyy q fastidious. Gracias por la entrevista.
I wonder if every other day would be better. When you work out with weights you are advised never to work the same muscle everyday because it's the recovery time when the muscle repairs and grows stronger.
@@thehonestchannel I am 67 and have been using the Nira pro only every day for 2 weeks! I can already tell that there is a tightening of my skin in some areas. I think if you go in without the sky high expectations, you will see results. I go back over around my eyes and jawline twice. I’m really liking the slight results I’m getting already. Thank you for a great interview and asking all the right questions!
@@thehonestchannel not true. You can use it more than once a day. Morning and night if you wish, however that is difficult to get in if you have other things to do as part of your skin care routine. Nira even says you can use more than once a day, nor do I believe he said otherwise. I *think* you misunderstood his indication of least amount of use based on recommended daily use to mean only once a day.
@@dianasedorchuk8245 Thanks for flagging that. I've amended for future readers. That said, I am firm believer that less is actually more and that you can overdo these treatments. I use the Nira every other day.
I fell victim to Nira's incredible marketing, promoting its product everywhere. I bought it and have been using it religiously ever since. I hate it! It has made my skin look worse and, also, when it misfires it hurts really bad. So much that I'm afraid to use it. I think it's a scam. There are so many positive comments and I can't but wonder if they've been staged to fool us. Well, if that's true...they have certainly fooled me😢😢😢😢
The reality is different skincare products and devices work for some and don't for others because the condition of our skin varies. I mention at the end of the video that I think using this device every day could cause dryness which would make the skin look worse. They also offer a refund if you're not happy with the results.
Very interesting! Does anyone know if it is effective at minimizing acne scars? They've become far more visible since I hit my 50s. It's like my adolescence is coming back, but without the cool 80s music.
While we are FDA-cleared and clinically proven to erase fine lines and wrinkles, NIRA has also been known to lift hooded eyes, even skin tone and texture, brighten dark circles, and improve acne scarring.
@@NIRA_skin 3 months using it according to specifications, twice a day. I now have an extra line under my eyes. It seems like an expensive tool to *accelerate* ageing
@@NIRA_skinyour device, after 3 months of use according to specifications, has resulted in new lines appearing under my eyes, and existing ones have become more prominent. I doubt I’m the only one to experience such a disappointing result. Literally made me look older.
@@NIRA_skin20 days since I stopped using your device. The damage is substantial and easily seen with pictures I took before I started. Refunds can’t repair what this device has done to me. Anyone reading this (as @NIRA_skin isn’t) DO NOT BUY IT
Just looking at before and after pictures. Stopped using the infernal device 8 weeks ago. THE DAMAGE IS PERMANENT. Your device has CREATED NEW LINES UNDER MY EYES. I will never understand how FDA approval happened. Surely I am not the only one with such a NEGATIVE RESULT. DO NOT BUY, DO NOT BUY, DO NOT BUY THIS AWFUL CONTRAPTION.
very interesting Clare, thank you. I'm pretty close to taking the leap to buy one and this video has really helped. I'd love an idea of how you fit nuface into your routine now that you use this? I know you moved away from daily use of microcurrent; my concern is that LED mask, nuface and NIRA could be too much? I have moved to alternate night retinol with maysama serum. I'm nearly 47 with pretty good skin, fine lines ++ at my eyes and lots of hyperpigmentation from my running days (when I wore no SPF as it stung my eyes - the horror!). Looking to prevent what I can with good skincare and devices. Thanks.
Glad you found this helpful Christa. I use the ZIIP microcurrent device now but like you I don’t want to overdo things so I tend to alternate. It works out that I use the Nira a few times a week and the same with microcurrent. I use red light several times a week too but just for around 5/6 mins at a time in the evening. Your skincare routine approach sounds v similar to mine. I use the maysama bioferm oil. It’s great.
Beauty Beyond Forty has tried every device on the market. I seem to recall her saying the Lyma is very expensive and you have to use it for an HOUR at a time.
@@selectiveoutrage6617 oh I did see that. I remember her also claiming that her skin had never looked so good but it took awhile to get tot that point. And I also see many users who say these lasers have done absolutely nothing. Such a commitment for so much uncertainty.
Lyma uses LED light sources for therapy, which some may consider not to be a true laser. Their FDA clearance is based on LED devices. In contrast, NIRA has the first and only non-fractional, true laser-based device for home use. Our laser penetrates the skin at 1450 nm, gently heating the dermis to stimulate collagen production for youthful skin. Both NIRA and LYMA use patented technology for wrinkle reduction without discomfort. NIRA typically shows results in 60-90 days, while LYMA takes at least 12 weeks with very little clinical data to back up its claims. Unlike LYMA, NIRA offers a risk-free experience with a 90-day money-back guarantee, allowing returns for any reason. In contrast, LYMA only allows refunds or exchanges within 14 days under specific conditions.
I feel like you’re dancing around the question of the before and after pictures Nira post on their website. The lighting is remarkably different with the before pictures being much darker and the after pictures being much lighter. So many influencers will say they didn’t see much of a difference, but they would still recommend it anyway. But of course, they would say that because they’re getting paid to say that.
We understand your concerns and appreciate your candid feedback. Our aim is to provide transparent and accurate representations of our product's results. The lighting variations in the before and after pictures on our website can sometimes result from different lighting conditions during photography, but rest assured, we strive to maintain consistency to the best of our ability.
Where are your clinical studies? Are they accessible to the public? Clinical studies can be a group of people you selected to try it. This is different from Clinical Trials where it an external trial not run by the company. Please do not dupe the public into thinking that you have run actual trials. Please be transparent about what your clinical studies actually are!
@@thehonestchannel I contacted Nira a couple of months ago. I don't believe it will be any time soon, if at all. Canada has tightened it's regulations. There are a number of 'devices' we can't get here or can no longer get here. I have a seminar in the US in December and will have a Nira shipped to a another attendee who lives in the US. We have our ways :) Although I did a good deal of research on the Nira already, I really appreciated your video. Thank you for your time and effort.
Buyer, beware! This device is a big scam! I purchased the pro and with high hopes, used it twice last fall, and it actually darkened brown spots and damaged one on my hand to the point where it was made bigger. It’s still unsightly, and it’s going to have to be treated in a dermatologist office. That’s unacceptable! Of course, I returned it and wrote the company with pictures, but while I received a refund I never received an apology. Shame on you David and your product Nira!
If you have hyper pigmentation or malasma you should not use a heat device. It will bring out the darkness. There are a lot of other treatments that also can make spots darker.
Nira isn't marketed to fade dark spots, only wrinkles. Beauty Beyond Forty tests devices for all kinds of skin conditions. See if she reviewed one for dark spots
We're genuinely sorry to hear that you didn't experience the expected results. We completely understand your disappointment and take your constructive feedback seriously. While 9 out of 10 users report significant improvements, individual responses can vary. That is why we do offer a 90-day money-back guarantee for our customers to try out the device before fully committing to the purchase, so they can get a feel for it and see how it works with their skin type. Thank you for your time and for giving us a try.
It shouldn't technically at the depths he mentioned but I've seen several doctors make the point that some of us have skin that seems to be more sensitive to heat than others and therefore may be more prone to fat loss.
The NIRA Laser only heats up the papillary region of the skin, and since it is non-fractional, it is not invasive or damaging to the skin. It will not melt or destroy fat cells. It works by heating up the water underneath your skin, and this triggers collagen to start building. When used consistently, skin will smooth out for an overall healthier complexion.
Let’s listen. I’m sorry I failed to ask you to ask the founder whether it’s possible to use it on the mobile lid. One influencer ( present in YT and IG) claims to have been using it in the mobile eye lids regularly daily. She alleges gay helped her get rid of what she calls “chicken skin “.
I have just used the Nira Pro for 3 months. I took extensive photographs before I started. In harsh light, no makeup. I did not see many results for the first two months, in fact for 2.5 months, and was planning to return it. But when I took new photos a few days before the 90-day return period was up - I was stunned. The results are dramatic. Not so much removing wrinkles per se, but clearer and brighter skin, reduction of pores, my entire face is nicely plumped up and youthful. I showed the photos to my husband, a photographer, and he was also shocked. So . . . I'm keeping it. WOW. So impressed that I'm also going to try the Precision around my eyes. This interview was brilliant and put some long-term concerns of mine to rest. Thank you so much!
We greatly appreciate you sharing your positive experience with the NIRA laser. If you ever have more feedback or questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to assist you in any way we can!
How soon will you have the new Precision out with the less painful treatment head? @@NIRA_skin
Great to hear you've had such a positive experience and thanks for sharing.
@@thehonestchannel I use it twice a day. I think honest "before" photos are a must. As I said, I really saw very few benefits until right up to the 90-day mark. So far, it hasn't helped my eyelids, which is why I'd like to try the Precision. I've seen photos of people whose eyelids were transformed. BUT in 90 days my skin has greatly benefited in other ways - shocked. My neck especially.
Few things actually work. And safely work. So far so good! Your questions were brilliant, so appreciate that you posted this.
@@pacificzuma111 Our NIRA lasers offer five levels of comfort, allowing users to adjust based on skin sensitivity. The Precision model has a smaller spot size, which concentrates the heat more in one area, resulting in what some describe as a slight stinging sensation. We recommend trying the NIRA Pro model, as its larger spot size distributes heat across a larger surface area, making it more tolerable for sensitive skin.
Yes! Please do more interviews with device/skin care line creators. They always have very helpful information to share with consumers. Thank you from ☀Virginia Beach, VA 🇺🇸
FDA efficacy except when it cones to the jibby jab
I own 2 of the og model so i could treat both sides of my face in half the time. I used the Nira daily for 6 months and honestly hadn't seen any improvement 🤷♀️i have several different anti aging devices and find my own personal best investment is the red light therapy mask, by far. Everyone has different results and concerns. I'm glad you addressed the fat loss issue. That was my major concern. Thank you, Claire ❤
I have been using the Nira Pro since 4/12/2024 and today is 5/22/2024. I do use very good skin care products and a few other modalities*, but in 5 weeks I've been MOST impressed with the Nira. I have completely turned around my puffy hooded eyes as well as lifted my brow area and my extremely crepey neck skin is 80% better than day one. I'm only 5 and a half weeks in. I am 64 years old, 4 years post menopause. I am astounded!
*other modalities include Recovery Purelift Pro + (two treatments in last 5 weeks), RED and NIR Light Therapy Mask along with Neck/Chest and Dr. Pen M8 (one treatment about 4 weeks ago, face only, no eye or neck). I do believe these other modalities do play a role, however the lift in my eyes and hooding is all Nira!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you for sharing your fantastic results! We're thrilled to hear how the NIRA Pro has transformed your puffy, hooded eyes, lifted your brow, and improved your crepey neck skin in just 5 weeks. It's amazing to see such impressive changes! We appreciate your recommendation and are glad the NIRA Pro has made a notable difference.
Honesty is the best policy! And you have proven that. Outstanding interview, and it was so educational. Thank you
Thank you! I’m so happy you find my content helpful.
Thank you for this interview! I have used the Nira for about eighteen months. I laid off for awhile because I use red light panels and the Filip. I love what the Nira did but was concerned and cut back to a couple times a week. Now I am going to concentrate on my neck every day for three months. I am 76 and realize it is not going to get the results that a younger person might get but am thrilled with how my skin came back after neglect and trauma.
That’s great to hear. Thanks for sharing this ❤
Thanks for the inspiration. I just turned 66. Been working hard to change my skin since July 2023. When I realized how hideous….i mean sundamaged….my skin was. 😂 laser will be my next purchase. I love my microcurrent and microneedling devices. They work so far.
I just read your comment and curious to know how your neck is looking! I turn 74 this month and have pretty good skin. Except for my turkey neck! I have had 2 microneedling treatments and will have the last one next month. I have not seen an improvement in my neck but my face is looking much better. So, do you think the NIRA is working for you? Thanks!
I am so glad you had this interview. You asked so many of the questions I had in my mind. I bought the nira package with both pro and precision with a discount code as a gift for myself. I have not been very consistent with it yet, but I think it has started to help. Thanks Clare, I sometimes feel you are reading my mind. Maybe we all have same thoughts around the age of 50.
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Consistency is key for optimal results.
Hi Claire!
I purchased the NIRA Combo!!!
Thanks for the discount code and your channel!
Your skin is looking great!😮
Thank you! Really hope you get great results. Let me know ❤️
I've used Nira for 3 months now (I'm 52). I am very happy with the results, and would like to express gratitude to David and the company for creating such great product, as it made a very observable difference for me. Much like for the previous reviewer, my overall skin tone has become much brighter, skin firmer, fine lines and wrinkles diminished. I had darker circles around my eyes, and they are much brighter (though not entirely gone). In my experience, improvements were noticeable within the first few weeks. My husband commented that my skin looks very bright and good (he did not know I was doing this treatment). The fine lines around my eyes did not disappear but became less pronounced. I intend to use it ongoing, maybe with lesser frequency. I used it once to twice a day on a clean skin for 3 months, as recommended, going from level 1 to level 5 eventually. It occasionally stings on level 5, but I love the results, and how my skin feels after the treatment. An excellent product!
We greatly appreciate you sharing your positive experience with the NIRA laser. Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
I saw the question about under eye hollows. I’ve had great improvement in my under eye hollows and I would say I only use it 50-70% of days
Really interesting. It’s good to know you don’t have to use it daily to get results.
We're glad to hear that you're seeing positive results! Thank you for sharing your positive experience, and we appreciate your recommendation.
used the nira every day. once or twice a day. max setting. easy to use. some pain. but after 3 months i saw no difference. i returned it.
We're genuinely sorry to hear that you haven't experienced the expected results. While 9 out of 10 users report significant improvements, individual responses can vary. That is why we do offer a 90-day money-back guarantee for our customers to try out the device before fully committing to the purchase, so they can get a feel for it and see how it works with their skin type. Thank you for your time and for giving us a try.
So very informative. The journalistic skills set this apart!
Thank you! ❤️
Great interview! Very informative. I have both Nira's and absolutely feel they work. I'm going to start using on my chest and arms now because I hadn't thought of that before.
I am also curious if the company has been able to identify a pattern among clients for whom the Nira laser does not work. Of course, I’m curious if it might be associated with any specific autoimmune conditions, age, degree of damage, or wrinkles, gender, ethnicity. Because they do research on their product effectiveness, I would think they would have at least some limited general data regarding who the product works best for, so-so far, and doesn’t work for.
Your journalism skills are so appreciated, you do excellent work!
- Jen in New Mexico, USA ☀️☀️☀️
Jenn, I’m 55, I have autoimmunes and have been super impressed with the Nira precision, especially around my eyes and forehead! I also have seen improvement in the lines on the tops of my wrists, my neck lines, and even texture of my sun damaged arms. I was so in love, I bought the bigger head one. I have other devices but nothing has even come close for me to the results I get with it. People have to stay hydrated to have good result and use a good HA if possible. Good luck if you try them, I LOVE my precision one!!
Thanks for sharing your experience, it's helpful! Do you feel that your skin heals normally when you get a cut or other skin injury? Or, do you experience any adverse skin reactions with skin products or treatments? My skin is very slow to heal. I don't think it would prevent me from using the Nira, I'm just trying to figure out a plan for how to use it, so that it would be most effective with slower to heal skin. Do you use any radio frequency devices? Thanks!!! @@wannabefarmgirl9595
@@wannabefarmgirl9595 We're glad to hear that you're enjoying the NIRA Lasers and seeing positive results! Thank you for sharing your positive experience, and we appreciate your recommendation.
This was so great, thank you for the great interview. I am impressed with the brand and am so glad to hear him speak on these things. Appreciate your thoroughness!
Thank you Ann!
We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the interview and found value in hearing our perspective. Your support means a lot to us, and we're here to provide thorough insights whenever needed.
I had the small head Nira and I must admit I could never go past 2, but when I started hearing about the larger heads and how quick the treatment could be I bit the bullet and purchased the new one. I must say that the difference for me has made it worth the investment. It is quick and I am finished with the treatment moving on to the rest of the products I am using. This was very interesting and I was relieved that I didn’t make a mistake when I purchased the newer device. Thank you for having him to answer all these questions and understanding how it worked!
We greatly appreciate you sharing your positive experience with the NIRA laser. If you ever have more feedback or questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to assist you in any way we can!
Hi, I'm from Massachusetts and I purchased my first Nira Precision when our local weather visited Nira co. And he tried on himself and he said it didn't hurt so I decide to purchase it based on his experience.
I'm so happy with my results that I am trying to save to purchase the Pro.
Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
Thank you for your feedback! We're glad you're enjoying the NIRA. We look forward to your next purchase!
Thank you SO MUCH for this interview! It resolved alot of questions I had in scientific language made easy to understand! Definitely keeping my Nira after listening to this!
Glad it was helpful!
I have asked Nira about using it on the neck, even over the thyroid and they say it’s OK, but it still makes me nervous. I’d love to hear a fuller explanation from David on its safety in that area.
I use it all over my neck because laser only targets the top layer of skin. Microcurrent goes deeper and targets the muscle. Not sure where radio frequency fits in.
The NIRA laser does not penetrate deeper into the body to affect internal organs and is considered safe for treating the entire neck, including the thyroid area and the chest region.
Absolutely LOVE the NIRA
That's fantastic to hear! Your business means a lot to us. If there's anything we can assist you with in the future, please don't hesitate to let us know.
I’m in the process of using the Nira pro for my neck area. I didn’t have any luck with the precision around my crows feet or under eyes.
Will be interested to hear about your results on your neck!
@@thehonestchannel 😊
Enjoyed this video. Would like to see one on hands, especially on plumping and improving the appearance of veins that show through thinning skin.
I just ordered the Nira and will definitely take before and after pics. It’s easier to doubt the results when you see yourself every day.
One of the reasons I chose to order the device is the money back guarantee. The fact they offer this sells me on my investment. If I am someone who does not get good results I’ll send it back. No loss to me♥️
Good pragmatic thinking there. Hope you get great results from this device.
Great interview thanks for being on the lookout for us? Love your channel.
You’re so welcome. Thanks for watching!
Great interview. More like that please, so interesting to hear from the founders of these devices. Really enjoyed it. Thank you
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Very helpful and good questions. My Nira is on the way and I'm excited to try it ❤
Hope it works really well for you!
Fabulous interview! THANK YOU!! I was skeptical, but it does work. I'm going on 3 months!
I'm very excited to continue!!
Good to hear this!
We're glad to hear that you're enjoying the NIRA Laser and seeing positive results! Thank you for sharing your positive experience, and we appreciate your recommendation.
Great interview
We needed it
Thank you
So glad you found this helpful!
My head is spinning with all the pricey home devices pushed by influencers. I think im at the point where i will see cosmetic derm and invest on non invasive procedures. I know it's pricey but better than being disappointed with multiple devices that either show no results or actually has side effects and make conditions worse.
Hi! My viewpoint….i spent $2000 to have Botox and juviderm filler. It lasted less than three months. I also had a pro do 3 chemical peels, one each month. During this one person quit, one person called in sick and a third person didn’t have the correct product when I showed up for my third and last peel at $300 a session. Not fun to deal with and didn’t meet my expectations. Since then…I bought a micro-needling pen, led mask, a peel I do weekly, and a micro-current device. All work beautifully. No appt needed. lol. I do miss the relaxing part of someone else taking care of everything. It is very confusing. I studied 4 derms and 3 aestheticians for months before I chose product. Good luck!
I think we can all relate to feeling bamboozled by all the skincare options and devices these days!
@@thehonestchannel , yes ive done extensive research on a physician who also happens to have YT channel. Ive researched her experience in certain procedures I am interested, education, and as many reviews i can locate. She presents highly educated, trained , and hood bedside manner. I am looking fwd to mtg her next month.
@@midlifemom5829 Hope it goes well for you!
Agree!!!!!!!
What a great interview! I appreciate you asking the tough questions!
I agree with your viewer that the pictures on the Nira website are vastly different with the lighting and expressions in the before and after. It makes me not trust the company.
I was glad to hear at least the fda looked at the raw photos.
I wish they would do Visia scans so we could have objective data. Maybe you could do that for us! Visia scan an area before and after treatment on you or a friend.
Thank you for this excellent video!
Thanks Marilyn. Skin scanning is a game changer in terms of measuring results. I don’t think I could access a professional scan near me without considerable cost, but I will look into it and also some of the options that might be used on smart phone.
Another great interview Clare .. I have dipping in-and-out of youtube over the last couple of months .. but .. OMG Clare your skin looks AMAZING!! I am yet to be convinced by Nira ..I have spent so much money on skincare devices ... from the Nuface (waste of time IMHO) to the Current Body LED mask (which I loved - until it very suddenly stopped charging after 3yrs) and now I am just using the Maysama Urchin, which I adore, very easy ... but whilst I love it .. I am still not 100% convinced
Very interesting and informative. I have the Tria fractional laser, this is hard to stay consistent with because it hurts like a b*tch! I really like the Nira Pro but dam at nearly £550 its hard to justify when I cant be certain of the results 🤷🏻♀️
I thought the Tria hair removal laser was pretty effective (just a very small head!) so I'm aware it's a good brand. I hear you on the price. Everything seems so expensive these days!
Have had my NIRA for about a month & I love it along with my Blumene
Thank You David !!
I'm also a Bluelene fan and my husband is now a convert!
We are glad you can incorporate the laser into your everyday skincare routine. Feel free to update us with your results in a couple of months.
Great interview. I guess i will start using my Nira again, and this time i will take pictures.
Good idea to take pics!
Great. Remember consistency is the key to achieve results.
Excellent interview. I purchased the Nira Pro as the result of this unbiased conversation.
Hope you get great results with it!
Found you channel 😊 I’m about a week away from my 90 days, and I will take pictures again and see what by results are! Friends and family keep remarking about how my skin looks so pretty and want to know if I have possibly changed any skincare! I hope to continue using my NIRA Pro each night because I look forward to it each night. If anyone has not used the NIRA Moisture Lock Hyaluronic Acid Serum to use after using the laser, try it! It’s fabulous and like no other hyaluronic acid. Thank you for the video!💕
Great to hear this! Thanks for sharing your experience ❤️
That's fantastic to hear! Thank you for sharing your positive experience with us and for recommending our NIRA Moisture Lock Hyaluronic Acid Serum - it's wonderful to hear that you're enjoying the benefits of our products. Keep up the great work with your skincare routine, and if you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us anytime. We're here to support you on your skincare journey!
Love all the interviews on your channel 🕺🏽🕺🏽🕺🏽. Question: no mention of skin of colour where anything heated is not really recommended- is Nira appropriate for melasma or hyperpigmentation patients? Thx so much
Hi. So glad you enjoy the interviews! I cover this but late on, from 42:26, and skin colour is mentioned by David in his response. Hope it helps.
The NIRA lasers are safe and suitable for all skin types and tones. NIRA was designed to be equally effective, independent of the melanin levels in the skin. Although NIRA lasers are safe to use and have been tested clinically to achieve FDA clearance, we have no evidence to support any contraindications to melasma. While others have shared positive experiences, noting improvements in their melasma & hyperpigmentation, individual experiences may vary. If unsure, we recommend you consult with your physician or medical professional before using a NIRA laser to ensure the best safety and performance.
Great video Clare, as I am considering buying the Nira Pro, but had been put off by some negative feedback. Also, I've been subscribed to your channel over the past year, and I've really noticed a great improvement in your own skin. It would be good if you could do another video talking about what skincare and devices you have stuck with to get the results you have. Thanks
Thanks Emma. I will do. I also include a link in my video descriptions to an article about by skincare routine and the products used.
Thank you for considering the NIRA Pro! We understand concerns about negative feedback but rest assured, every purchase is risk-free with our 90-day return policy. This allows you the opportunity to try it for yourself and experience its benefits firsthand.
Brilliant intervew , thank you
I was very interested in what he would say about dehydrated skin use and it was totally the opposite of what I was doing to try to get results. So I will try again using a LOWER setting to get to the water in my skin. Counterintuitive to the’more is more’ approach. Thank for a great interview , Ms. Johnston!
Thanks so much! I had some point cleared ❤
Thank you very much, Clare and David, that was really interesting. I have been using the Nira Precision on my hoods with some success. I feel I can maintain the results now by using it only a few times a week. I did not see results in my crows feet but they are very stubborn (even Botox gives me limited results). For some undereye wrinkles I have from being a side sleeper, TCA peels seem to work better and faster for me. I would get the Pro for my neck if it was a little less expensive *sigh*.
Thank you for this. Very helpful!!!
Great interview. Thank you so much.
Great, great interview! 👏🙏
Glad you found it helpful!
I just placed my order for this device I’m so excited , I do have a question tho 🙋🏻♀️
Will this affect Botox? Will it make the Botox less effective
That hasn’t been studied but Botox targets the muscles and this laser acts only superficially so it shouldn’t be an issue
Can the Nira Pro be used for around the eyes? Or do I need to get the Precision for that? I would prefer to just purchase one device.
Yes, it can also be used around the eyes
Yes, but it might be challenging to have enough skin contact around the eyes due to the NIRA Pro's larger aperture. Meanwhile, the NIRA Precision Laser is perfect for targeting small, hard-to-treat areas such as crow's feet. The laser needs to fit flat against the skin to trigger the sensor so consider that for the area you intend to use it on.
I’m wondering if the Nira pro would be effective enough for the eye area or do I need the precision for that? I’m thinking about buying the pro but wondering if it’s enough for everything? Thank you
Yes, but please be mindful that it might be challenging to have enough skin contact around the eyes due to the NIRA Pro's larger aperture. Meanwhile, the NIRA Precision Laser is perfect for targeting small, hard-to-treat areas such as crow's feet. The laser needs to fit flat against the skin to trigger the sensor so consider that for the area you intend to use it on.
Another in the list of interesting videos. Thanks so much! and I almost didn't watch it because I'm not currently interested in the NIRA (either model). Glad I did.
Re: Nira itself: I tried the Nira Precision last year but found it too drying. By the end of the trial period, it hadn't done anything noticeable for the skin around my eyes except dry it out more. The company's staff tried to help, but their suggestions didn't work for me. The one they didn't make was to go back to level 1 and see whether that helped! In the end, I regretfully returned it.
The little laser did, however, seem to be working on the lines around my mouth, including my smokers lines (I don't know where they came from; I never smoked and don't use straws). The company's staff was helpful and supportive and they were great about the refund. So my experience in dealing with them was good, and I wouldn't hesitate to try again with a different sort of product.
Thanks for sharing this experience. I’m glad to hear you got a refund without problems.
Thank you for sharing your experience with the NIRA Precision Laser. We're sorry it didn't meet your expectations, particularly with the drying effect around your eyes. Your feedback about starting at level 1 is noted. It's great to hear it had positive effects on the lines around your mouth. If you're interested, you might want to check out our newest product, the Youth Renewal Peptide Cream. It could complement your skincare routine well. We're glad our customer support team was helpful and the refund process went smoothly.
Did i miss it.. is it usable just around eye orbital or can you get a bit closer
You can use the NIRA laser around the eye's orbital area, but it's essential to avoid direct contact with the eyes. You can get relatively close to the orbital area, but be cautious not to apply the laser directly to the eyelids or too close to the eyes themselves.
Could routine use of the Nira decrease sebum production in the skin? Will it affect hair growth, like eyebrows over time?
I just received mine and am concerned about brow loss and dry skin.
After seeing this interview, I'm glad I bought it. I can't wait to see if it helps!❤
That's a really good question about sebum production because we're increasingly realising how important that is to our skin's microbiome. I do think the laser has a slightly drying effect on skin - but I've been using it every other day to counter that and think that's a good balance personally. Hope you get great results!
Great information thank you! I wonder if it safe we dental implants?
I have a dental implant. It shouldn't create any issues because the laser is very superficial.
@@thehonestchannelthank you
Yes, there are no problems with implants in the body, including dental ones.
Hi, does it work on skars as well?
How does it compare to the Tripollar envig edge device? Really enjoyed your interview…. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi. That’s not one I can answer I’m afraid but perhaps a viewer who has used the Tripollar device can share their experience here.
Beauty Beyond Forty is the device queen. She's tried everything!
Hi Clare - I love your channel, I’m 52 years old and I feel like you do my skincare and general wellness research for me! ❤️
I am curious if the Nira laser is appropriate for people with autoimmune conditions. I have a couple of autoimmune conditions that have taken a toll on my skin health as well as my overall health. I’ve learned the hard way that some of the skin procedures are not appropriate for people with autoimmune conditions. However, this is never addressed by professionals promoting products or procedures. They should always include conditions that the product is not appropriate for.
I think the Nira might be okay for the many of us with autoimmune conditions because it is not as intense as in-office procedures. I would be very interested to hear the creators opinion on this whenever he returns for an additional interview.
I’ll make a note of this, thank you!
Thanks, Clare! I’m so interested to see what your upcoming videos will cover. I love it that it’s such a wide range of subjects you have on your channel that are relevant to our demographic.
We suggest using the NIRA device on healthy, intact skin. It's also essential to consult your Physician regarding its suitability for individuals with autoimmune conditions. Your doctor can offer personalized guidance that will ensure your safety and address your skincare needs with care.
Thank you! Great content!
Thanks Melinda! ❤️
Gracias por esta entrevista.
Yo he co.prado nira precision y nira pro.
Realmente recomiendo comprarlo.
Ayuda a Las artugas y Lena's de expression.
Sin embargo me gustaria que tuviera Nira un aparato facial para la flacidez de la cara como lo son los microcurrent pero mas facel de usarlo con menos esfuerzo como son los Niras.
En poca palabras facil de usar con buenos resultados sin estar a diario usarlo
Aunque parezca facil de hacer las rutinas de skin care consumer demasiado tiempo y despues dejarlo de usar.
He usado los Niras todos los dias Durante un ano y me digo ayyy q fastidious.
Gracias por la entrevista.
Buena sugerencia. Gracias por mirar.
¡Gracias por tu reseña positiva y recomendación! Apreciamos tus comentarios y consideraremos tu sugerencia para futuros productos.
I am not convinced that causing trauma to the skim on a daily baisis in a long term will keep the skin healthy.
I think that’s a fair point and why I avoid doing most forms of skin treatment daily. Finding the right balance is key.
I wonder if every other day would be better. When you work out with weights you are advised never to work the same muscle everyday because it's the recovery time when the muscle repairs and grows stronger.
@@selectiveoutrage6617 That's kind of my thinking too - I do the same with retinoids. I like to build in some recovery time.
I just watched this vid on tv. I didn’t catch whether or not you can or should use the Nira laser more than once a day?
The recommended treatment frequency is daily for the first 3 months but effectiveness has also been shown at 50% of that.
@@thehonestchannel I am 67 and have been using the Nira pro only every day for 2 weeks! I can already tell that there is a tightening of my skin in some areas. I think if you go in without the sky high expectations, you will see results. I go back over around my eyes and jawline twice. I’m really liking the slight results I’m getting already. Thank you for a great interview and asking all the right questions!
@@FrancieCausey Great to hear!
@@thehonestchannel not true. You can use it more than once a day. Morning and night if you wish, however that is difficult to get in if you have other things to do as part of your skin care routine. Nira even says you can use more than once a day, nor do I believe he said otherwise. I *think* you misunderstood his indication of least amount of use based on recommended daily use to mean only once a day.
@@dianasedorchuk8245 Thanks for flagging that. I've amended for future readers. That said, I am firm believer that less is actually more and that you can overdo these treatments. I use the Nira every other day.
You did such a great job asking key questions. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I fell victim to Nira's incredible marketing, promoting its product everywhere. I bought it and have been using it religiously ever since. I hate it! It has made my skin look worse and, also, when it misfires it hurts really bad. So much that I'm afraid to use it.
I think it's a scam. There are so many positive comments and I can't but wonder if they've been staged to fool us. Well, if that's true...they have certainly fooled me😢😢😢😢
The reality is different skincare products and devices work for some and don't for others because the condition of our skin varies. I mention at the end of the video that I think using this device every day could cause dryness which would make the skin look worse. They also offer a refund if you're not happy with the results.
When I used the Nira Pro on level 5 it singed my eyebrow off where the tip was placed. 😳
Yikes! I have been using it around my brows and haven't experienced that. Have you reported this to Nira in case there's a problem with the device?
Please ensure correct angle and skin contact to avoid such.Looking forward on your best results.
Very interesting!
Does anyone know if it is effective at minimizing acne scars? They've become far more visible since I hit my 50s. It's like my adolescence is coming back, but without the cool 80s music.
While we are FDA-cleared and clinically proven to erase fine lines and wrinkles, NIRA has also been known to lift hooded eyes, even skin tone and texture, brighten dark circles, and improve acne scarring.
@@NIRA_skin 3 months using it according to specifications, twice a day.
I now have an extra line under my eyes.
It seems like an expensive tool to *accelerate* ageing
@@NIRA_skinyour device, after 3 months of use according to specifications, has resulted in new lines appearing under my eyes, and existing ones have become more prominent. I doubt I’m the only one to experience such a disappointing result. Literally made me look older.
@@NIRA_skin20 days since I stopped using your device. The damage is substantial and easily seen with pictures I took before I started. Refunds can’t repair what this device has done to me.
Anyone reading this (as @NIRA_skin isn’t) DO NOT BUY IT
Just looking at before and after pictures. Stopped using the infernal device 8 weeks ago. THE DAMAGE IS PERMANENT. Your device has CREATED NEW LINES UNDER MY EYES. I will never understand how FDA approval happened. Surely I am not the only one with such a NEGATIVE RESULT.
DO NOT BUY, DO NOT BUY, DO NOT BUY THIS AWFUL CONTRAPTION.
Can I use the Nira Pro around my eyes and brow area or will it be too big?
I use it on my brow area and around my jowls. Only takes a few minutes to get around those areas but I don’t do it daily.
very interesting Clare, thank you. I'm pretty close to taking the leap to buy one and this video has really helped. I'd love an idea of how you fit nuface into your routine now that you use this? I know you moved away from daily use of microcurrent; my concern is that LED mask, nuface and NIRA could be too much? I have moved to alternate night retinol with maysama serum. I'm nearly 47 with pretty good skin, fine lines ++ at my eyes and lots of hyperpigmentation from my running days (when I wore no SPF as it stung my eyes - the horror!). Looking to prevent what I can with good skincare and devices. Thanks.
Glad you found this helpful Christa. I use the ZIIP microcurrent device now but like you I don’t want to overdo things so I tend to alternate. It works out that I use the Nira a few times a week and the same with microcurrent. I use red light several times a week too but just for around 5/6 mins at a time in the evening. Your skincare routine approach sounds v similar to mine. I use the maysama bioferm oil. It’s great.
thank you Clare! would you have time to post your microcurrent routine sometime? Thank you@@thehonestchannel
@@christabelg I'm going to film my skincare routine this weekend to run on March 17th so I'll be sure to share how I use microcurrent : )
Brilliant! Thank you for all your content. You're my go-to.
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Nira VS Lyma?
Beauty Beyond Forty has tried every device on the market. I seem to recall her saying the Lyma is very expensive and you have to use it for an HOUR at a time.
@@selectiveoutrage6617 oh I did see that. I remember her also claiming that her skin had never looked so good but it took awhile to get tot that point. And I also see many users who say these lasers have done absolutely nothing. Such a commitment for so much uncertainty.
Lyma uses LED light sources for therapy, which some may consider not to be a true laser. Their FDA clearance is based on LED devices. In contrast, NIRA has the first and only non-fractional, true laser-based device for home use. Our laser penetrates the skin at 1450 nm, gently heating the dermis to stimulate collagen production for youthful skin. Both NIRA and LYMA use patented technology for wrinkle reduction without discomfort. NIRA typically shows results in 60-90 days, while LYMA takes at least 12 weeks with very little clinical data to back up its claims. Unlike LYMA, NIRA offers a risk-free experience with a 90-day money-back guarantee, allowing returns for any reason. In contrast, LYMA only allows refunds or exchanges within 14 days under specific conditions.
Great interview however you did not cover and ask specific questions related to the use of Nira on darker skin tones.???
Glad you found it helpful. I asked about pigmentation and at 42:40 he talks about the Nira being tested on different skin tones without issue.
The NIRA is safe and suitable for all skin types and tones. NIRA was designed to be equally effective, independent of the melanin levels in the skin.
I feel like you’re dancing around the question of the before and after pictures Nira post on their website. The lighting is remarkably different with the before pictures being much darker and the after pictures being much lighter. So many influencers will say they didn’t see much of a difference, but they would still recommend it anyway. But of course, they would say that because they’re getting paid to say that.
We understand your concerns and appreciate your candid feedback. Our aim is to provide transparent and accurate representations of our product's results. The lighting variations in the before and after pictures on our website can sometimes result from different lighting conditions during photography, but rest assured, we strive to maintain consistency to the best of our ability.
Where are your clinical studies? Are they accessible to the public? Clinical studies can be a group of people you selected to try it. This is different from Clinical Trials where it an external trial not run by the company. Please do not dupe the public into thinking that you have run actual trials. Please be transparent about what your clinical studies actually are!
I so wish we could get this here in Canada.
I didn’t realize it wasn’t available in Canada. Hopefully that will change soon.
@@thehonestchannel I contacted Nira a couple of months ago. I don't believe it will be any time soon, if at all. Canada has tightened it's regulations. There are a number of 'devices' we can't get here or can no longer get here. I have a seminar in the US in December and will have a Nira shipped to a another attendee who lives in the US. We have our ways :) Although I did a good deal of research on the Nira already, I really appreciated your video. Thank you for your time and effort.
@@reneeb6117 I wasn't aware of those regulation changes. Thank you for explaining - and for following my channel!
I’m in Canada I bought mine thru current body website. Wait for a sale 🙂
I bought mine and had it delivered to the FedEx store at my nearest border town in the US.
I don't think the creator's image is that convincing. He has tons of wrinkles around his own eyes when he smiles.😂
Buyer, beware! This device is a big scam! I purchased the pro and with high hopes, used it twice last fall, and it actually darkened brown spots and damaged one on my hand to the point where it was made bigger. It’s still unsightly, and it’s going to have to be treated in a dermatologist office. That’s unacceptable! Of course, I returned it and wrote the company with pictures, but while I received a refund I never received an apology. Shame on you David and your product Nira!
If you have hyper pigmentation or malasma you should not use a heat device. It will bring out the darkness. There are a lot of other treatments that also can make spots darker.
Nira isn't marketed to fade dark spots, only wrinkles. Beauty Beyond Forty tests devices for all kinds of skin conditions. See if she reviewed one for dark spots
We're genuinely sorry to hear that you didn't experience the expected results. We completely understand your disappointment and take your constructive feedback seriously. While 9 out of 10 users report significant improvements, individual responses can vary. That is why we do offer a 90-day money-back guarantee for our customers to try out the device before fully committing to the purchase, so they can get a feel for it and see how it works with their skin type.
Thank you for your time and for giving us a try.
Use a melanin inhibitor morning and night. FYI devices are for subtle results
Well if you are using it there is no noticeable difference in your skin.
Just started using it again but thanks for the confidence boost 😂
One question I would like to know does the Nira affect the fat pockets under the eyes and if so how 🩷
It shouldn't technically at the depths he mentioned but I've seen several doctors make the point that some of us have skin that seems to be more sensitive to heat than others and therefore may be more prone to fat loss.
The NIRA Laser only heats up the papillary region of the skin, and since it is non-fractional, it is not invasive or damaging to the skin. It will not melt or destroy fat cells. It works by heating up the water underneath your skin, and this triggers collagen to start building. When used consistently, skin will smooth out for an overall healthier complexion.
@@thehonestchannel Ooooo sounds good 😌
Let’s listen. I’m sorry I failed to ask you to ask the founder whether it’s possible to use it on the mobile lid. One influencer ( present in YT and IG) claims to have been using it in the mobile eye lids regularly daily. She alleges gay helped her get rid of what she calls “chicken skin “.
I can email Nira with that question.
@@thehonestchannel yes, please🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 I had an impression it’s not safe . Is the influencer nickname important?
@@frankparoutoflovefci571 Yes, it doesn't feel like a great idea, but I've asked the question. No need to name influencer 😄
@@thehonestchannel ok, she’s 55+, which may be useful to be aware of. Thank you for sending the email with my question 🙏🏻
@@thehonestchannel very interesting conversation. Thank you