Nira Laser Creator Answers Crunch Questions: What You Need to Know

Join us as David Bean, creator of the Nira Pro and Precision lasers, answers crunch questions about his home skincare device.
Discover how this laser rejuvenation device works, frequency of use, potential side effects, and the type of results it can deliver.
If you are curious about how the Nira anti-aging device actually works in the skin and the evidence behind it this is a discussion you don't want to miss.

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Edited by David at https://www.redfacilities.com

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
01:30 How the Nira was created
05:20 How it works on the skin
11:35 Comparing it with clinical laser
12:42 Possibility of fat loss
17:52 Could effects be due to inflammation?
21:50 Duration of results
24:55 Minimum frequency to get results
29:29 Difference between Nira Pro & Precision
32:45 Can it help under-eye hollows?
35:03 Results around the mouth + deeper lines
37:47 Skin hydration/skin type & variability of results
42:26 Can it cause pigmentation?
43:46 Before and after images questioned
46:27 Outro

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