would this work for estheticians to analyze skin?
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To be honest, you will feel that this is definitely one of those Chinese mass production items (cheap version) it works for why I intended, close look to my electronics gadgets, fixing my watches. but I do not think it is powerful enough to look at skin professionally; I don't think it is comfortable enough if you are going to use it during a whole work shift (8 hours a day), sorry If I'm too honest
1774654
I can only guess that it would and, for the price and the good return policy, I would suggest you give it a try. The only thing I haven't been able to do is figuring out how to put the batteries in to give the light a try. Even without the light, it works for me. I think you may have your own more powerful "spot" lighting so it may not matter that much to you.
1774655
Yes!! It is the best, it works like the original standing Mag lamp that you use at a spa.... One of the best tools that I bought from Amazon. Get it girl...
1774656
I would think so.... gets a real good close up....if not for the price it would still be good for cleaning and making jewelry or bead making and reading of small print I enjoy mine hope it helps :)
1774657
I would say yes but you will look rather amusing. You can always try and return it if it doesn't work for you.
1774658
it will work for anything you need to see magnified, it has the standard magnifying lens that is stationary, then a secondary lens for double the strength that flips down from inside the visor, then the little circular lens that will twist around for a 1 eyed look at something really small or up close...the LED light is not as bright as I would like but it is sufficient for close contact, it is detachable and requires 2-AAA batteries.....the head band is easy to adjust and fairly comfortable, some softer material in there would have been much better on my bald head but all in all, it's a really nice unit, and for the price, it's an awesome deal...hope that helped to answer your question it will work for anything you need to see magnified, it has the standard magnifying lens that is stationary, then a secondary lens for double the strength that flips down from inside the visor, then the little circular lens that will twist around for a 1 eyed look at something really small or up close...the LED light is not as bright as I would like but it is sufficient for close contact, it is detachable and requires 2-AAA batteries.....the head band is easy to adjust and fairly comfortable, some softer material in there would have been much better on my bald head but all in all, it's a... » Read More it will work for anything you need to see magnified, it has the standard magnifying lens that is stationary, then a secondary lens for double the strength that flips down from inside the visor, then the little circular lens that will twist around for a 1 eyed look at something really small or up close...the LED light is not as bright as I would like but it is sufficient for close contact, it is detachable and requires 2-AAA batteries.....the head band is easy to adjust and fairly comfortable, some softer material in there would have been much better on my bald head but all in all, it's a really nice unit, and for the price, it's an awesome deal...hope that helped to answer your question « Show Less
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It works for me and I have sensitive skin...but not very sensitive skin....so I don't know if it will work for you.
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I do not think that self evaluation of your blood is a viable use of this or any commercial microscope. High powered electron microscope would be an option but proper evaluation must be done by a properly trained lab technician.
135036
This is a question you should direct to the customer service department. They have licensed estheticians who can answer your questions.
1801619
I use it for my face too. But I guess it depends on how sensitive your skin is :)
1693391
I use it to look at plant details up close. It works better than my loupe magnifier because it has an adjustable, attached light which helped me, I don't know if that will help with glass-like substances but I would think it would and you can't go wrong for the price. The one that attaches to the Ipod or Iphone might be better for taking pictures for downloading to your computer you could then manipulate the picture.
577740
You shouldn't be using a machine like this unless you have been trained with it!! You should be a licensed esthetician!!!
587475
I would think it will only give you the skin surface temperature rather than replacing a conventional thermometer, but it will give you a reading for sure, I've tried it.
1868344
I can't answer that as every body chemistry is different, but I can tell you my cortisol levels are so high they can't even be measured, and this stuff works for me, so I would imagine it would help you.
586403
I've used it for photographing watch faces before, and it does well at eliminating the reflections of light sources from that; however, if it could do the same for this jewelry you have is very dependent on things like the material, shape, and light control.
71187
My daughter says that it would probably work well for this. She isn't using it anymore because it's a little too rough on acne. Hope that helps!
2265701
Yes it would. I have very uneven skintone and i was able to get full coverage and an airbrush finish.
36578
i would recomend to see a professional esthetician for a peel series to lighten your spots i have seen sone reaults but it has been with a peel as well. peels work according to skintype and condition. they are amazing and also need a strict home care regimen as well to completely get the result you may be looking for
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Considering the skin that it is supposed to be used on, I would say yes but I haven't tried it. I also suggest that you keep it on the skin near the eye for a very minimal amount of time and use a q-tip to be more accurate with the placement.
208736
It works great on eyebrows. It has a light feature that allows you to actually see what you are doing.
190779
It would tone it down. Don't know if it would give you the look you want. For the cost of the product, it would be worth a try.
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MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: The biggest issue for this use case is going to be backlighting. The microscope only comes with lights from the lens side, so you would have to set up your own backlight solution. This also wouldn't be good for skin cells, but plant cells are usually large enough to view at this magnification.