anyone know anthing about zeno acne treatment?

Question

just looking for something better then proactive

Answer 1

I've never tried the Zeno therapy device, but it seems like it would work for very mild, occasional spots. Most people need more than that, though.

Treating your acne depends on what kind of acne you have. If you have straight-up simple, moderate acne, a system or regime like Proactive is probably the best and easiest option. You don't have to use the Proactive products, but salicylic acid, benzoil peroxide, and a glycolic treatment are all things that work on acne, so you would use those in some combination. I'd recommend a salicylic wipe like Stridex or Oxy, then a 2% benzoil peroxide cream like Oxy all over your face, paired with either a moisturizer with glycolic acid in it or with a glycolic toner used after the salicylic acid wipe.

You can also use masks or spot treatments with sulfur and/or resourcinol.

If you have more serious acne, see a doctor for antibiotic treatments or Accutane. If you only get a zit a month and can spend $200 all at once on Zeno, try it!

This person tried it and documents her experience. It's a little confusing to me, and I don't really understand what kind of pimples and breakouts you're supposed to use it on if you're not supposed to use it on deep cysts and it doesn't work on whiteheads or blackheads! But you can read for yourself.
http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/review/zeno_acne_treatment

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Answer 3

It helped me. But you REALLY have to learn the instructions. It says that they advocate you to apply it to 'child' acne. Which are little purple bumps that's ABOUT to turn out to be a pimple. If you place the Zeno on it, it's going to make it leave. But I'd advocate you not to purchase it. It's now not valued at your cash. You must get Zap It. That REALLLYYY works good.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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