Bonnie at Forever Young, does NOT work under a physician's license. Therefore she can not administer numbing prescription ointment prior to the photo rejuvenation treatment. As a result, she can not use the maximum strength required to do the best job reducing rosaecea and brown spots on your face. It appears as many other renters of the machinery that Bonnie pays for every zap she does to reduce your problem. If you ask Bonnie to go over a problem area, she will resist, as she has to pay per zap. Both Gundersen and Franciscan Skemp have an alternative photo rejuventation machine called the Sciton where Bonnie at Forever Young uses the Palomer Starlux machine for the same treatment. The difference is that for the same price, they have you return and if you have any complaints they re-treat the area of complaint, where Bonnie does not. The cosmetic surgery departments have a physician who teaches the techs and they WANT to do what is best for you - and they have many options available. They are ethical. Bonnie at Forever Young worries about the cost of every Zap to her leasing bill or total cost of the machine, and she does far less than the cosmetic surgery department at the hospitals.
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