Anew Clinical Laser System

Is There a Replacement for the Clinical Laser System?

I use the Anew Clinical Laser System and it has really made a difference in my face (broken capillaries) and I just found out that I can't find it anywhere!!

Why did they discontinue it? If you can find any anywhere, I would love to buy it.

Thanks,

Donna

I'm as disappointed as you!

I've written two very positive articles about the Clinical Laser System, along with before and after photos submitted by one of our readers.

In my review of the Clinical Laser System, I explain how the two-part system works to repair broken capillaries or telangiectasias.

In a nutshell, oxidative damage wears out the capillaries so that they over-distend and can no longer contract. Consequently they are permanently visible.

The Clinical Laser System employed a "protect and defend" strategy': powerful antioxidants and anti-inflammatory ingredients to protect; and a 30 SPF after-cream to defend.

Since the Clinical Laser two-part system is no longer available, let's see what we can find to replace - or even improve upon - it.

Looking at the problem objectively, it has been a few years since Avon released the Laser System.

Today, even stronger antioxidants are available. As well, there are now SPF 30 creams that also provide protection against the sun's UVA rays (the Aging ones). SPF only refers to a product's UVB-fighting power.

I reported on both these anti-aging breakthroughs in my Top 7 Anti-Aging Developments of 2007.

What this means is that we can probably come up with an even more powerful two-part treatment for spider veins.

I would choose Revaléskin with coffeeberry extract or Idebenol with idebenone for Part 1 and Neutrogena Ultra Sheer SPF 55 with Helioplex or Lancome UV Expert with Mexoryl for Part 2.

Apply Part 1 directly to the red areas morning and night.

Use Part 2 for day only.

This article is for informational purposes only. It does not purport to offer medical advice.