Review (4/5): Does work but has a learning curve and takes patients.
At first I was feeling like it was impossible to use this device.I was determined to give it the best chance I could.I will have a few scars from the figuring it out process but after I got the hang of it I saw that it actually does work. Its tedious, and slow and does hurt a little bit in certain areas like under the nose and near the lips. I have learned a few tricks that make it easier to use. A lighted magnifying mirror is a must. Reading glasses help too. Ont thing that made it much more usable for me was I out tape over the metal band on the stylus and then I can out it in the follicle without it being energized. When I get it where I want it I touch the metal plate on the base unit with my left hand and it works fine. I will say this isn't a toy and can burn your skin if your careless.The only complaint I have at this point is its hard to treat very fine hairs as the stylus is too large to fit into very small pores.If anyone wants advice or more info Ill be glad to help. I had been getting electrolysis treatments for a while now and its extremely painful and expensive. At least this gives me the chance to do some of it on my own. Anyone that says this device is worthless or didn't work just didn't take the time to figure it out.