Would this be effective in firming up sagging skin under buttocks after some weight loss
1771706
I do not believe so. It felt nice, and I do believe that it was a healthy option for my skin, but probably doesn't pack the punch you are looking for. I have looked into (but not purchased yet) a product that has pure Vit C, hyaluronic acid, and Matrixyl 3000 in it. That will be my next purchase for my face and neck. I do not know if any of these can help with sagging skin from weight loss, but do research it. Have you looked into the Strivectin products for that? I know nothing about them, other than I think that's what they're for.
1771707
This product didn't even work for the original intension, so I highly doubt it would help for other areas. Absolutely no change to my skin. The bottle is gone, along with the money I invested, with absolutely no results.
2036234
It seems to work by adjusting the jaw forward, so it might slightly pull the skin to minimize the appearance of looseness, but i doubt that it will actually strengthen the skin tissue.
1365805
I think no, it works more on surface, upper level of the skin. I mean it improves skin on top, pores, scares, plumpness (level of fat under skin is reducing with age).. Jowl lines are result of started sagging facial muscles.
1822336
I've been using this product for two years and it has helped keep my neck area looking firm. I do believe the results will depend on how much sagging you have to begin with. As one plastic surgeon wrote, if you have a full blown turkey neck, NO cream will work. You will have to have surgery (and if you have $10,000 to spare, more power to you!!) Lasers won't help either. But if you have a little sagging going on (as was my case), I suggest you give it a try. I can't promise you it will work, but you won't know until you try. Keep in mind, everyone's situation is different. What works for some people doesn't for others. I've been using this product for two years and it has helped keep my neck area looking firm. I do believe the results will depend on how much sagging you have to begin with. As one plastic surgeon wrote, if you have a full blown turkey neck, NO cream will work. You will have to have surgery (and if you have $10,000 to spare, more power to you!!) Lasers won't help either. But if you have a little sagging going on (as was my case), I suggest you give it a try. I can't promise you it will work, but you won't know until you try. Keep in mind, everyone's situation is different. What works for... » Read More I've been using this product for two years and it has helped keep my neck area looking firm. I do believe the results will depend on how much sagging you have to begin with. As one plastic surgeon wrote, if you have a full blown turkey neck, NO cream will work. You will have to have surgery (and if you have $10,000 to spare, more power to you!!) Lasers won't help either. But if you have a little sagging going on (as was my case), I suggest you give it a try. I can't promise you it will work, but you won't know until you try. Keep in mind, everyone's situation is different. What works for some people doesn't for others. « Show Less
1966655
I don't know how much anything can really help with sagging skin, but as a woman of 63 I can state that my skin is softer and smoother since I've been using this product. Most people are really surprised at my age and that's a great compliment. It can certainly minimize the appearance of wrinkles, but I didn't have deep wrinkles. I read some of the comments on the Dr. Lark website and it seems people have had a variety of positive experiences, which is why I originally ordered this. I have never regretted it.
1765809
I don't think it will remove fat -- spot reducing is a myth -- but I think it firms and lifts my neck and chin, yes.
637105
First let me respond by saying not everyone is going to have the same response to Perricone products. I have had great results with this cream for particularly sagging skin under the neck but I also used the Cold Plasma Sub D which is made specifically for the sagging skin under the neck. I also drank LOTS of water and changed my eating habits (per Dr. Perricone's book). And of course, it always depends on how significant the sagging is. I hope this helps.
814390
I believe it would help either. I purchased it for a hamstring strain and it really seemed to help.
637106
I have used this for about 3 years. Yes, yes, yes, it firms the jaw line and neck. I lost 57 pounds in the last two years and this product helped my skin keep up with shrinking my skin to fit the underlying less fatty structure. I have no sags in my jawline and no turkey neck. I am over 60 years old.
865764
To be fully honest I don't if it works for wrinkles I used it to tighten my stomach and my legs, it did miracles on the back of my legs took way a lot of cellulite, so if it can make me a lot less selfconscious of my cellulite I'm pretty sure it can work on wrinkles.
127606
i used it for stretch marks due to weight loss,it did work,but it takes time before anything shows.
1270831
That's more my issue. Not much cellulite and if my skin was firmer it wouldn't look the way it does. So I'm trying it but don't know yet. At 50 it may take a while to notice. But it's worth a try.
834653
Yes I think so... It does make your butt sore the 1st week. Then goes away. It is fast results trust me
263381
I would like to use it on my stomach. would it smooth my skin and reduce fat.
1966657
I do like it. It's an oil and, as such, works to lessen wrinkles and the appearance of sagging skin. I haven't been faithful enough in using it to attest to anything other than that.
1084618
Depends on how saggy you are to begin with. If you are 77 years old like I am it will improve the sagging lines on your cheeks and around the mouth and eyes enough that you can see it, but it will not make you look like you are 20 again. In my lifetime I have used hundreds of facial fixes and this is the first that I can truly say has done some good.
1586302
I use it on my buttocks. But I do another brand on my face sparingly. .. yes.. it works.. but DO NOT overdo it.. very drying. . I use Aveeno dermatologist cream to moisturize. Great stuff!!