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have you looked at the commercials and their web site??
Here is what I noticed in viewing their web site and the infomercial, These are all the same people!!! The lighting is different making them look worse in the beginning. The photos when looked at up close appear to pbe comuter enhanced!!! They are frowning and holding their heads at an angle that would protray more of a loose skin you get with age. Then in the after pictures, which are brighter, everyone is smiling, and they appear to have been posed in a position where they "look" better!!! This tells me that either these individuals have been compensated vastly to do this and make it look better then it is or there might be some computer enhancement going on here. I don't know, what do other people with common sense think??
Being that I have personally had some procedures and have had before and after pics taken, I do not believe that there is computer imaging enhancement. I saw really good results. Millions of people all over the US are paying a lot money for cosmetic procedures because they do work.
When they take the before picture, you usually have no make up on because you can't have it on for the procedure, but when you come back in for your post visit, you do have make up on....
Now if you are talking fat loss commercials, such as lose 50 lbs in 10 days and such....there is definitely some computer imaging enhancement going on.
Sue
When they take the before picture, you usually have no make up on because you can't have it on for the procedure, but when you come back in for your post visit, you do have make up on....
Now if you are talking fat loss commercials, such as lose 50 lbs in 10 days and such....there is definitely some computer imaging enhancement going on.
Sue
Being that I have personally had some procedures and have had before and after pics taken, I do not believe that there is computer imaging enhancement. I saw really good results. Millions of people all over the US are paying a lot money for cosmetic procedures because they do work.
When they take the before picture, you usually have no make up on because you can't have it on for the procedure, but when you come back in for your post visit, you do have make up on....
Now if you are talking fat loss commercials, such as lose 50 lbs in 10 days and such....there is definitely some computer imaging enhancement going on.
Sue
When they take the before picture, you usually have no make up on because you can't have it on for the procedure, but when you come back in for your post visit, you do have make up on....
Now if you are talking fat loss commercials, such as lose 50 lbs in 10 days and such....there is definitely some computer imaging enhancement going on.
Sue
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