I Tried Medicube Age-R Device So You Don’t Have To 🤯

Dermatologist Dr. Dray Medicube Age-R Device & Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream Review. Medicube NOT SPONSORED review.
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Medicube Age-R Device
Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream

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    1. Rachel, I ran out of room. I now have two dedicated shelves on my bathroom 😂 over the toilet.

    2. I have the pro not the one she is using which is the older version I like it, I like that tingly sensation it does to my skin, it has a better tone after it like is noticeable, u can see ur skin glow too, I don’t know about everything else but I ll continue using it to see in few months if I can tell more differences

  1. I’ve been waiting for your review before I buy this product and I’m glad I’ve waited. Thank you so much for your honest reviews ❤

  2. Happy Monday Dr. Dray!! I’ve been waiting for this review since you mentioned it over the weekend. Ok now on to the video 🩷

  3. It’s really important to know when we talk or use any sort of cosmetic skincare devices that the company launching that product uses good quality materials. That piece of information is essential because we talk about our body’s largest organ then skin and the products we use on it should be well tested before even get launched in the first place 😊. Now i assume that skincare devices go also through a QC trial (quality control check) before they see the light of day but who knows 😅. At least Doctor Andrea you didn’t experience any sort of adverse effect by using that device (except that nerve spasm under the eye 😅). The gel seems tempting but if it isn’t well absorbed and feel sticky it’s a no go. Have a great day and thanks for reviewing the device for us 😊❤.

    1. I use the Jelly cream them my sunscreen followed by a skin tint. Never had issues. Gives me what it says it would, plumped glass glass skin!

  4. Another expensive “necessity” for r never ending skincare routines…and here I am struggling as a single mom to afford sunscreen for myself and my kids 🙄😳😔

  5. YES THANK YOU! I was waiting for this 🤣 literally commented on your last video. It’s like I predicted this 🔮

  6. Thank you very much for purchasing this device, trying it, and sharing your review. Very very helpful. Thank you for saving me money. 😊

  7. Thanks Dr. I’ve been watching you since July 23. I love learning and you’ve taught me skin care. At 66. My face is so happy. I can see my skin improving daily. I keep j or k beauty sunblock in my car in case I forget. And a hat. You get the picture. 😊

  8. I bought this last black Friday with a 55% off BF discount and I have to say that I love it. I didn’t buy any of their skincare products to go along with it though. I just use it every morning in a circular motion for about a minute or two after applying my serums and then again after applying my moisturizer for another minute or two. This addition only adds about 5 minutes to my morning routine which I’m fine with.

    I feel like the results are based off of consistency and what products you’re using with it since the penetration of those ingredients is what will be enhanced. The device itself alone isn’t going to transform your skin. My morning skincare routine is antioxidants, peptides, ceramides and multi-ferment heavy, not just niacinamide and hyaluronic acid rich.

    Anyway, my skin is even more smooth and bright since I started adding this device into my morning skincare routine. The slightly enlarged pores on the lower apples of my cheeks temporarily shrink for a few hours every morning and the puffiness underneath my eyes has deflated a lot. All in all, I just look a lot less tired even though I’m not less tired at all lol. I can’t speak on wrinkle reduction because I don’t have those yet, but the few fine lines that I do have plump up after each use. I am using retinoids at night though, so I’m sure that’s factoring into their diminishment as well.

    I don’t have any regrets with my purchase probably because I got it on such a deep discount and because I don’t find it a hassle to use everyday. But if you have to pay full price (and don’t want to) or can’t add even another minute to your skincare routine, obviously don’t get it because it won’t work for your life/schedule/budget.

    1. @@Elrewin59 Medicube was having a week or two of 50% off their devices during November as a part of their Black Friday month of specials. The discount was automatically applied (ie didn’t require a code), so you could use a promo code on top of it. I used a YouTube content creator’s (aliceintherabbithole) promo code on top for an additional 10% off, which worked out to be 55% off of the original price.

    2. @@Elrewin59 Medicube was having a week or two of 50% off their devices during November for their Black Friday month of specials. The discount was automatically applied, ie did not require any codes, so I used a YouTube content creator’s code on top for an additional 10% off which altogether ended up being a 55% discount off of the original price.

  9. I did buy and tried the Booster H when it came out. I must say I have rosacea and until I saw your video I and mentioned rosacea I was surprised. I can say it does help absorb better your skincare. As you mentioned it depends what type of skincare. Mostly, I have used it when I use on top a sheet mask at night to calm my redness and I have seen that it calms it and I have better skin. But I do believe that the results may vary from person to person.

  10. When I had acne as a teen in 1994 this is standard devise used to heal acne in Russia. Except it’s less glamorous and just goes like a mask all over your face. Electric charge deposits salycilic acid (in my case) deeper into skin, two days later I’d have a huge relief from acne. It worked like magic, that’s why its a very popular treatment done in a clinic by docs and nurses in Russia. It truly works.

  11. Well, once again I’m out of the loop. I’ve never heard of this device but I don’t do social media so there’s that. Appreciate you spending so much money to try it out for us. You’re awesome! Happy Monday, Dr Dray!! I hope you have a lovely evening. 💚

    1. Hi Mary!! Hope Your Day Went Amazing!! The Weather Here was 76, now thats Really Like Spring! I went to the Park, and had a Great Time, Lots of People There, Really Enjoyed Watching the Children on th3 Swings and Slides, They Were Having So much Fun!! I Sure Hope You Can Join me for a Sip of Tea, Night Cuddles Our Little Darlings, and Relax the Rest of the Evening!! Much Love and God Bless You Always!!… Sweet Dreams!!🙏💕🐈💕🐈🫖☕️☕️🌷💕❤️🙏

    2. You’re living right Mary! I don’t do instagram or TikTok so unless it catches me here on YouTube I’m missing it too. That micro needling device is the one I keep seeing here. Pretty sure marketers for it have been posting in Dr Drays comments hyping it up too. Insidious!! I always figure if the product was amazing the company wouldn’t have to resort to so much aggressive marketing

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