Cutanix results on rhinophyma

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Hi group. I haven't posted for a long time, but I feel it's

important to let people with rhinophyma hear my results. I've been

testing the Cutanix sample for two weeks now, only on my nose, which

is my big (excuse the pun) problem right now. I didn't want to report

anything earlier, to allow enough time to determine if my hyper-

sensitive skin would develop a reaction to the product, and also to

see if results were maintained.

So here it is: I'm quite impressed with the Cutanix, since from day

one, the constant swelling began to decrease, resulting in pore

shrinkage of at least 50 percent. My nose (except for the tissue

growth to either side which is now permanent) looks better than it

has since last December, when it looked almost normal during the

month when I took a prescription NSAID (Naproxen) for back pain,which

convinced me that my swelling stems from inflammation.

So for anyone looking for help with rhinophyma swelling and enlarged

pores, Cutanix is well worth a try. By the way, I'm also fragrance-

sensitive (meaning I get nauseous and dizzy when exposed to certain

odors, like perfume and household cleaners), and the almond-like

smell of the product doesn't bother me.

Good luck, all! Let's keep sharing our findings. Barbara S.

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That's great that it is working to relieve the inflammation on your

nose. For me, it hasn't broken me out and seems to clear the mild

seb derm I have. I have noticed that I have to put on oil (Dr. Sy's

vita oil or olive oil) as a moisturizer on top or my face gets itchy.

I don't have much inflammation these days so I can't tell if it's

helping with that. I do notice that it's not giving me carte blanche,

so to speak, to ignore my triggers. I had a couple of glasses of ice

tea (not decaf) for lunch. By 4 pm, I looked like Rudolph the red-

nosed reindeer. (He should be our group mascot.) Anyway, I think

Cutanix is great for seb derm relief. It has relieved a bit of

pinkness I have on my chin, but that's about it for the rosacea part.

I hope that helps someone!

Matija

> Hi group. I haven't posted for a long time, but I feel it's

> important to let people with rhinophyma hear my results. I've been

> testing the Cutanix sample for two weeks now, only on my nose,

which

> is my big (excuse the pun) problem right now. I didn't want to

report

> anything earlier, to allow enough time to determine if my hyper-

> sensitive skin would develop a reaction to the product, and also to

> see if results were maintained.

>

> So here it is: I'm quite impressed with the Cutanix, since from

day

> one, the constant swelling began to decrease, resulting in pore

> shrinkage of at least 50 percent. My nose (except for the tissue

> growth to either side which is now permanent) looks better than it

> has since last December, when it looked almost normal during the

> month when I took a prescription NSAID (Naproxen) for back

pain,which

> convinced me that my swelling stems from inflammation.

>

> So for anyone looking for help with rhinophyma swelling and

enlarged

> pores, Cutanix is well worth a try. By the way, I'm also fragrance-

> sensitive (meaning I get nauseous and dizzy when exposed to certain

> odors, like perfume and household cleaners), and the almond-like

> smell of the product doesn't bother me.

>

> Good luck, all! Let's keep sharing our findings. Barbara S.

[Guest guest]

What exactly is Cutanix? Is it available without a prescription?

Thanks.

Cutanix results on rhinophyma

> Hi group. I haven't posted for a long time, but I feel it's

> important to let people with rhinophyma hear my results. I've been

> testing the Cutanix sample for two weeks now, only on my nose, which

> is my big (excuse the pun) problem right now. I didn't want to report

> anything earlier, to allow enough time to determine if my hyper-

> sensitive skin would develop a reaction to the product, and also to

> see if results were maintained.

>

> So here it is: I'm quite impressed with the Cutanix, since from day

> one, the constant swelling began to decrease, resulting in pore

> shrinkage of at least 50 percent. My nose (except for the tissue

> growth to either side which is now permanent) looks better than it

> has since last December, when it looked almost normal during the

> month when I took a prescription NSAID (Naproxen) for back pain,which

> convinced me that my swelling stems from inflammation.

>

> So for anyone looking for help with rhinophyma swelling and enlarged

> pores, Cutanix is well worth a try. By the way, I'm also fragrance-

> sensitive (meaning I get nauseous and dizzy when exposed to certain

> odors, like perfume and household cleaners), and the almond-like

> smell of the product doesn't bother me.

>

> Good luck, all! Let's keep sharing our findings. Barbara S.

>

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