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Caci facials...

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SpongeBobJudgeyPants · 05/08/2018 21:19

Been having these for a while now. At first, great results, then went onto once a month for maintenance. Not sure what would happen if I stop....is my face going to collapse in on itself and lose muscle tone? Or is there an optimum result, and I can have them less often. It's quite expensive, and I think if its not actually worth it, I'll reduce or stop it. Anybody any experience of it, or anything that can do great work miracles without spending as much. TIA

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princesstiasmum · 05/08/2018 21:36

Do these Caci facials really work, i once had a trial, and it seemed really good, but how often do you need to go and have you seen a big difference
Would you consider surgery? only asking as i wonder if it might be worth having and get the best rsuls from it if you are spendiong a lot of money
I can understand your worry about what happens if you stop ,
I think the last i head the only place here that has Caci ,is , extremely expensive

SpongeBobJudgeyPants · 05/08/2018 21:51

They worked great at first, but now I am just remaining the same iuswim. Re your trial, I think some people are better at using the machines than others (have had facials which did not produce the results of my current beautician, despite being the same equipment). I'd rather not consider surgery yet, but would think about a half facelift when I am a few yrs older. That's the issue, they ARE expensive, as CACI machines are really expensive to invest in.

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princesstiasmum · 05/08/2018 22:13

Maybe get the advice of the Caci operator,[if that the right word] have they given you any idea?
I am trying all sorts at the moment, LED mask and i have a Nu Face device which is a microcurrent thing, cant see much improvement although it is given good reviews, but i doubt it would do anything like as much good as a professional machine .so sorry dont know what to suggest
I can understand your worry,i would feel the same,
Have you noticed any difference if you have missed any treatments?

princesstiasmum · 05/08/2018 22:17

You could try cutting down on how many times you go and see how it goes, maybe you wont get any better or worse now, surely if muscles are lifted they wont suddenly drop

Namethecat · 05/08/2018 22:18

I had a series of Caci treatments including maintenance for a good few months mainly because my daughter was getting married ( and also seeing ex after a few years !)
Didn't keep it up and feel I look all of my 55 years !

SpongeBobJudgeyPants · 06/08/2018 14:22

I fear the CACI operator, who is the owner of the machine, has a vested interest in my having them every month.That's a thought princess... Did your face revert over time Name? Or did it happen quite quickly?

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SpongeBobJudgeyPants · 07/08/2018 14:20

Sorry, that was @Namethecat. Thanks Princess.

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Bandit1 · 07/08/2018 14:39

I’ve performed this treatment in the past.

If memory serves, you can cut down the treatment to once every 6 weeks and still keep results once you hit the maintenance stage, but you need to wait until you’ve had a certain amount of treatments before you can do this - between 10-15 I think, depending on your skin.

Its very difficult to say how long your results will last after you stop as it varies from person to person, but results will definitely fade.

SpongeBobJudgeyPants · 07/08/2018 14:50

Oddly enough, I was thinking of trying every 6 weeks Bandit, as i have pre paid for a block, and I may well space them out and see what happens. I still have 'churchill chops' but the rest of my skin tone is reasonable. I had the original course, then one a month for the past year.

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