Precision Laser.

"I also have tried the Precision form of this laser it's a smaller head that Pro has a larger diameter but they both deliver the same type of laser technology the Pro is just supposed to be easier to use on larger facial areas. The idea of a home laser is it's a targeted treatment it gives the system a bit of a heat shock just below the threshold of pain it's similar to an in-office laser but much less intense. They are non-fractional lasers which means they don't destroy the skin they just work by heat shock."

"My honest opinion of my results is I was hoping for more, but then I think about what was my goal in the beginning, my goal was to maintain my results. So if you look at my 6, 9, and 12 month photos, there's not a lot of improvement but it's not worse either on my crow's feet area. In my under eye area there is a little bit more hollowing. I [...] got some nice results from filler and a PRF treatment, and I know slowly that the results of those treatments will diminish, but the NIRA did not work to maintain those results in my under eye area, they're starting to hollow a little bit. [...] The crow's feet I think were maintained. [...] Ultimately my goal was 50/50. The crow's feet look about the same, the under eye looks a little bit worse."

"I didn't find great results with the NIRA Precision so I was a little hesitant."

"I didn't get any results from the Precision or at least my perceived results weren't what I expected so I thought I had a lot of requests from you to try the neuropro."

"The Nira laser is a non-fractional laser, which is much more gentle on the skin. Personally, I didn't see enough improvement using the Nira laser for my skin concerns. By the time I started using at-home devices, the sun damage and the deeper signs of aging that had accumulated in my skin, they just needed stronger treatments. But I want to be fair, many of you in our community use the Nira laser and are finding nice results with that, and I don't want to discount the improvements that some of you are seeing with it. It just means we all have different skin concerns, and we're all at a different place in our skin rejuvenation journey, and we're all looking for different levels of treatment."

"I've tried and reviewed the NIRA, which is a nonfractional home laser. The time commitment I put into this, well over a year, and the results that I got just really weren't worth it for me. [...] It didn't give me enough bang for my buck, so I decided to bump up to a fractional laser instead."

"I like it. It's great for around the eyes but not if you're healing from any sort of microneedling or anything like that. So I have found so much success in terms of the health of the skin with microneedling that to pile this on is going to I feel not be the best thing unless I take some time off of microneedling. When I started doing the hand, did I notice a difference? Not really. I didn't really notice a difference in the hand that I was using this on versus the hand that I was microneedling."

"I'm gonna do the NIRA laser on this hand which I've been testing out for a while now."

"There's a lot of research on this. It takes five minutes. There's like two little sound things they say to do, like four layers of this. When you look at the before and afters, it's a commitment because it's every day. You can do it very quickly. The NIRA Precision Laser comes in two different heads. You can do too much of a laser, you can do too much of radio frequency, you can do too much of microneedling."

"There's the Precision Laser which my husband is using around his eyes."

"My husband has been using the NIRA Precision Laser around his eyes and I've seen major improvements. My only problem with these lasers is you don't know how strong they are. When you're using multiple modalities at home like radio frequency, like microcurrent, like red light therapy, retinoids, chemical peels, when you're doing these at home you have to be very careful that you don't exhaust the skin. So when you add in things like high-level lasers that are now available at home, my theory is that you take the [...] time away from things like radio frequency that heat the skin deeply, because a laser heats the skin."

"If you are mainly just concerned with wrinkles and sagging around your eyes, I'd recommend the NIRA Precision Laser. It definitely reduced my eye wrinkles when I tested it. [...] The lasers work by heating your skin just below the level of heat shock. That is where collagen production is increased. And so they help to increase collagen production in your skin."

"The Precision Laser is really helpful for around the eye area. [...] It really gave me great results, especially in the wrinkles under my eyes. It's made my wrinkles so much less deep, so much less visible that I love this guy. [...] The way the neural lasers work is they heat the skin but they heat it just below the level of heat shock and that is where collagen production happens which helps to plump out and smooth out those wrinkles on the surface. You'll feel this treatment more because it is a heat treatment. When the laser fires, you do feel it on your skin."

"This is an at-home nonablative laser. I tested this one for 65 days and I saw great results with it. This is a third technology completely different from red light therapy, completely different from microcurrent. I think of this as my spot wrinkle reducer. The places that I have the most wrinkles are under and to the sides of my eyes and also on my neck, so I use the Precision around my eyes. It is a little bit more painful, it is a little bit more like a rubber band snap when it fires."

"One of the biggest differences between the two models is that the Precision model actually kind of hurts when you're using it at the higher levels. I started off on level one that was fine, went up to level two that was fine, went up to level three that was fine, level four ouch it hurt but I could do it, level five far too painful for me to ever really even use it. [...] I only ever got up to the 2.66 joules per cm squared for most of my time using the Precision Laser. [...] I love the results, I loved how quick and easy it was to use, but the one thing that I didn't 100% love about it is that it did hurt a little."

"I used it for 150 days and it gave me great results around my eyes on my crow's feet with the wrinkles under my eyes and in my nasal labial folds. But this one is more time consuming to use and it also does hurt a bit on level four and level five."

"I could not believe what it did for the wrinkles around my eyes. It even reduced my wrinkles that you can't get at with anything, even with Botox, even with in-office treatment, like the wrinkles directly under my eyes softened so much, minimized so much, so much less deep, so much less long, so much less everything using this. I really loved it. The only thing I didn't love about it is that it hurts."

"The Precision model I feel is most effective for the wrinkles around the eyes, it is such a tiny little opening that it does take a lot longer to use, it's a lot hotter with this one, you have to do like 40 pulses around each eye. But then when I got the Pro, this one is so much faster, so much easier, so much more convenient to use. The Pro model actually delivers more energy per pulse than the Precision model, but because it delivers it over a longer pulse time you don't feel the heat as much and so it's a much more comfortable treatment. When I use this one around my eyes it's 10 pulses so I'm done really quickly. But then because this is so much bigger I can use it everywhere on my face, I can use it over here, I can use it on my upper lip, I can do my entire neck. I use this one probably every other night now."

"I tried NIRA's original laser, the Precision model, about a year ago and posted my results, and oh my gosh they were so amazing."

"These devices are the Nera at home lasers. These are non-fractional non-ablative lasers so they're very gentle to use at home. Basically what they do is they heat up your skin just to the point of heat shock so that it produces more collagen. This is the Precision Laser and I use this around my eyes. This one I can treat my eyes in about 5 seconds because it only takes 10 pulses. These lasers have to be used every night for 3 months for you to see the results. You can start seeing results in about 60 days and I definitely did but I saw full results after 3 months. Here are my before and afters using the Nera Precision Laser for my eyes and I had the biggest reduction in the wrinkles around my eyes. I was so impressed."

"This is a non-ablative non-fractional laser that you can use at home. It's FDA cleared for treatment of periorbital wrinkles. It's quick, it's relatively painless, and it's very easy to use. I can treat both my eyes in two minutes. The device holds a charge for a really long time. I started on level one, ramped up to level four which I find to be warm but not uncomfortable. After 67 days I saw improvement in both my crow's feet and my under eye wrinkles, and after five months I see an even bigger improvement. The wrinkles are less deep and also shorter in length and my crow's feet seem to have really gotten a lot smaller. I feel like this has really helped to reduce the wrinkles directly under my eyes, the ones that Botox really cannot get in there and treat. This is a really nice option if you don't have two thousand dollars to spend on getting your face professionally lasered. Over time you may be getting the same amount of energy delivered to your skin at home in a more comfortable environment without the downtime and without that huge financial outlay. I'm really happy with the results I'm seeing around my eyes, for my nasolabial folds, for the wrinkles between my lip and my nose, and even on my chin. I can see the difference every day and I'm super comfortable recommending it to you."

"This is an at-home non-fractional laser device that I've been using for the last two and three quarters months. I compared some after pictures with before pictures and I was like oh my gosh this thing is actually working. I was so psyched because I hate to use a gadget for three months and do the testing on it only to find out that it really didn't do anything for me, and I've done so many of those this year. But this one, it has worked. Nera offered me a fifty percent off link for Black Friday, so really happy about that one."

"I've been testing the Nira Laser for about a month and a half. It's really quick and easy to use. You just turn it on, select your power level, hold it up to your skin, and press the button for a little zap of heat. You do about 40 pulses beneath each eye and it only takes about a minute and a half for both eyes and three minutes total on the face. So far so good, and I will be doing a follow-up video at the end of November with before and after pictures."