#162

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Well, I think you look younger than I do. The sun has caused wrinkles. I do wear glasses all the time since 8 years old, but this picture was taken to send to the
ATF when I wanted to buy a regulated accessory for my weapon this winter. If I relax my forehead I can make the wrinkles go away, so this is as natural as it can get.

Also this was not too long after I was in the explosion and some of the hair hasn’t grown back yet on my right side. Lol. Left side wrinkles are worse because of driving with the window open.

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#163

Yes, it’s not clear how they rate it. Apparently, wrinkles don’t play a major role in visually assessing aging. I almost don’t have any wrinkles (93 score) and you have many (0 score), however their system rates you 1 year younger than me. It tells me that everybody’s preoccupation with wrinkles is wrong. Wrinkles are not that important. So, what is important?

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#164

It’s interesting that age.toolpie.com site rates the same picture as age 44. Try to use that site and see what age you get for the same pic.

#165

Facial age 45, eye age 32… I’m 58 … but my face is as chemical free as Chernobyl, so it’s not a fair assessment!!! But still, I’ll take it! (I am curious how much it varies depending on the photo, so I might play a bit).

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#166

Two photos, I day apart, different lighting… photo 1: +3 years. Photo 2: -7 years. A swing of a decade.

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#167

“I live in the American Gardens Building on West 81st Street on the 11th floor. My name is Patrick Bateman. I’m 27 years old. I believe in taking care of myself and a balanced diet and rigorous exercise routine. In the morning, if my face is a little puffy, I’ll put on an ice pack while doing stomach crunches. I can do 1,000 now. After I remove the ice pack, I use a deep pore cleanser lotion. In the shower I use a water-activated gel cleanser, then a honey almond body scrub, and on the face, an exfoliating gel scrub. Then I apply an herb-mint facial mask which I leave on for 10 minutes while I prepare the rest of my routine. I always use an after shave lotion with little or no alcohol, because alcohol dries your face out and makes you look older. Then moisturizer, then an anti-aging eye balm, followed by a final moisturizing protective lotion.”

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#168

What age does the software rate your face?

#169

Me? 41 and 51. I turn 48 in 2 weeks.

I think I look 65 because I lost all my cheek fat when I un-obesed myself and need plastic surgery and/or fillers to look healthy again.

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#170

No, I was talking to PBJ. He described a fancy routine following a discussion about the aging software, then forgot to tell us the end of the story.

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#171

The software sees you much younger than 65.

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#172

I’ll believe the AI and my wife!

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#173

@eli, thank you for posting your experience.

I bought one at ali.

Delivery to Germany within 30 days based on DDP (Incoterms) - customs/tax included: 1800 EUR.

Started testing after consultation with a dermatologist and testing the original device (OEM feels exactly like the original): disinfection with Septeal, EMLA (numbing cream) depending on personal pain tolerance and settings (my skin type is 1-3: gradually increasing to time/protrusion 10/400), Dermaheal HSR ( mesotherapy solution) immediately after the procedure to use open channels, Cicalfate by Avene as after-treatment (emollient ointment).

I will post my experience after 4-6 weeks :wink:

p.s. no rapa 1 week before / 2 weeks afterwards :slight_smile:

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#174

HI PB
If it’s working for you, then keep on doing what you are doing…
As you age, or even now, you might want to consider using your facial scrub a little less often and instead use a daily acid exfoliator… just an idea.

Your protective lotion might mean spf, but if it doesn’t, that is something you definitely want to add in order to maintain all the good work you are doing.

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#175

It’s a quote from the book American Psycho

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#176

Hahaha, he had me going. Beautifully written.

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#177

I mean, 27 years old and a routine like that, the software should put him at about 12 years old, right?

#178

Please do! What parts of your body would you use this on? I think Brian Johnson does it all over his body (please correct me if I’m wrong on this).

At a price of only $1600, this would seem to be a very good financial investment if it works well, and you use it consistently over time.

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#179

@RapAdmin, as far as I understand, Tixel is primarily meant to be used for the face, neck, and décolleté + problem areas at body. Treating the face only will require 300-500 pulses, and the aforementioned areas together will need about 1000 pulses. Handling the entire body with Tixel would be challenging, and I have not seen any reports or studies on whole body treatments. The original Tixel device has two handles: one for the face and one dedicated to the periorbital area (smaller surface). The OEM version has one or two handles; the second option includes an additional handle for the body, which costs an extra $400-500 (I have decided for one handle version mainly because of price). As far as I understand, the body handle is meant to be used mainly for problem areas like scars…

Economics of the machine: One original handle can handle 500,000 pulses, but everything above 25,000 should be acquired from the producer. The OEM handle has a limit of 50,000 pulses. So, in fact, you are purchasing 50-100+ Tixel procedures with the OEM machine, which is still a good choice, considering that a single procedure costs around $400-500 at a cosmetic salon.

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#180

Age detect result: 49 (9 years younger, not happy, wanted to be told I was 35 LOL)

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#181

Toolpie.com rates the same picture as age 68. They must go by wrinkles. I’m going to end up looking like George Soros.

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