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Starlite In-Home Laser Skin Care

The Starlite in-home laser skin care device is an at home light treatment product used for anti-aging and acne treatment. Known as a “soft laser,” it works by using the power of a specific wavelength of light to heal. According to the product’s website, that wavelength tends to be effective for superficial skin use without penetrating to deeper tissue and has been shown to be best for wound healing and skin conditions.   The company lists the following as conditions that the starlite laser can treat:

High Res Product Laser •Wrinkles and Fine Lines

•Age Spots

•Blemishes

•Scars

•Stretch Marks

•Collagen Stimulation

•Cuts and Bruises

•Chapped Skin

•Sun Damaged Skin

I gave the Starlite a try for a period of 4-6 weeks. The “laser” is hand held and easy to use. Simply turn it on and massage it over your skin. If it is taken away fro the skin, the light automatically goes off to avoid accidentally shining it in the eyes.  Treatment times vary from six minutes to upwards of fifteen, with multiple session per day recommended.

After a couple of weeks, I saw some effect on my adult acne and perhaps a tiny bit on some of my areas of minor hyperpigmentation when I used the Starlite with two 15 minute daily treatments. I was particularly happy with how it worked for acne, because the  results were certainly noticeable after 4 weeks of regular use. I also detected some overall skin brightening. But I did not see any effect on the areas of dark melasma. I think that to have success there, the device would need to be used more than twice daily and for a longer period of time.

If you have the patience to use the Starlite enough to see results, it is a fairly decent product– it really does require regular and lengthy use.  At a retail price of around $160, it is certainly cheaper than full blown pulsed light or laser treatments.

5 Comments

  1. I bought this product a few months ago at a trade show I attended for work. I use it regularly around my eyes for my crow’s feet and have been thoroughly impressed with the results. It is true that you do need to use it daily (I use twice for ten minutes), but it’s made a difference on the appearance of my skin.

  2. I am curious about the Starlite laser. Was looking at purchasing a blue and red led light such as the Tanda for my rosacea and then stumbled upon this.

  3. My doctor recommended purchasing a laser for my skin problems. This is the first I’ve seen available to the public. Thanks for the post!

  4. For the starlite , Do you apply a special cream 1st and then do the laser? Or you use the laser without any specific or special cream?

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