Exactly – I think it’s best for targeting small areas unless you are truly dedicated. But that said, I don’t suppose you have to do it all in one sitting!

Yep, hair is quite a tricky area – I remember both my pregnancies were rollercoasters: first no single hair wanna go and I need to ask my hairdresser to literally cut out strands to make it lighter for the head, then they all happily at once decide to leave… Then things back to normal, but more gray to cover…
Wow, 1.5 hours! – it’s a workout by itself! Who can do this regularly? And somehow sit and put elbow on the table or other surface won’t work? (Or supporting one arm with another hand? That’s what I do when – very seldom – my darling does something for the house that requires my assistance in holding things up…) I’ve heard a lot of good things about RF at home – drooling at some Japanese beauties (love their appliances – and the whole skincare approach), but prices still make me hesitate… but may be Black Friday…

They’re really expensive – I’ll be interested too. Hair loss is just awful – I never thought I’d have it. Yes, I know – I’m the same as you but would like my smoky lines to soften I think…

Also keen to hear how your friend gets on with the hair device. I saw a headband version the other day but it’s £800!

Thank you Anna. Yes, it’s quite a commitment – the head cap was every single day for almost 4 months at which point I’d definitely got some new growth but no way to truly know if that might have happened anyway. So, it’s now with a friend who has pattern balding (different to my hair loss) for more testing. In the past I haven’t really responded to things like Morpheus 8 so it will be interesting to see if my face is as stubborn with RF. If you have the patience for lymphatic drainage etc, you have the patience for an appliance like this one. I agreed to do two areas because I doubted my arms would cope with the whole face (1.5 hours!).