NOVA

I’ve probably spent thousands on skincare. I’m not exaggerating. You name it, I’ve used it for sure. None of it ever really worked long term tho. Nova is the first thing that actually made my skin feel stable and made it consistently clear and smooth. After about 3 weeks, my breakouts and flare-ups have stopped and my redness went down massively. Love Nova, love Sub-Zero.

I’ve had rosacea for years (mainly flushing + background redness) and it used to stop me doing normal things like going out in the sun or even having a drink without my face flaring up. This hasn’t “cured” it, but my skin is way less reactive now. I can actually go out without constantly thinking about it. That’s been a big shift for me.

I’ve spent years cycling through moisturisers, steroid creams, and “eczema-safe” products. What surprised me about Nova was how well my skin tolerated it. Less redness, less irritation, and fewer nights lying awake scratching.

The red marks after my breakouts are finally fading instead of hanging around for months.

I’ve actually stopped buying skincare. Nova is different. Within a few weeks of using Nova my breakouts stopped showing up randomly and my skin actually feels stable for the first time in years. I genuinely wish I found this sooner. COULD NOT RECOMMEND SOMETHING MORE!!!

I was so done with influencer skincare and was skeptical of anything new. The fact that it doesn’t use any ingredients is what actually made me try it. I’ve been using it for only 3 weeks and my skin hasn’t had a single angry flare-up and has acc improved. This is the first thing I’ve tried that didn’t make things worse and acc did something. So yeah, thumbs up from me.

Wasn’t expecting much at first, but after a couple weeks I noticed the redness on my cheeks wasn’t as intense. More importantly, I’m not getting those sudden flare-ups as often. I can work out again and not feel like my face is on fire after. Still early but definitely moving in the right direction.

The itching was honestly affecting my sleep more than the appearance of my eczema. After a few weeks with Nova, I noticed I wasn’t thinking about my skin nearly as much. The flare-ups still happen, but they don’t seem to escalate the same way they used to.

PIE has honestly bothered me more than the acne itself. After about six weeks, my cheeks look much more even in natural light.

I was buying $300 worth of skincare every two months and still breaking out (not a good look in my profession lmao). Now I use Nova daily and haven’t touched a single treatment cream in weeks. First time I feel like my skin is stable. Recommended it to all my clients aswell!!

Tried laser and a bunch of prescription stuff before this. Results were always mixed and sometimes made things worse. This feels a lot more controlled. My redness is still there but it doesn’t escalate like it used to. I can go out, be social, not stress about it constantly. For me that’s a big win.

My eczema would always flare up when I was stressed or the weather changed. Since using Nova, the patches on my arms and neck seem much less angry and irritated. The biggest difference is that my skin feels more stable overall.

Those stubborn red marks on my cheeks have faded more in two months than they did in the six months before.

As a doctor I used to stress every night about which products to use and layer — toner, serum, creams. My skin still broke out lol. Nova removed all my second-guessing. I just use it and go straight to bed. It’s become the easiest and best part of my routine.

I’ve always had to be careful with everything — heat, skincare, even certain foods. Since using this, my skin feels a lot more stable. It’s not perfect, but I’m not constantly managing it anymore. I’ve been able to simplify my routine a lot and just live a bit more normally.

I bought Nova hoping it would help calm the constant cycle of inflammation. My eczema hasn’t magically vanished, but my skin looks less reactive, feels less irritated, and recovers faster when I do have a flare-up. It’s become one of the few things in my routine that I genuinely don’t want to be without.

My acne was mostly under control, but the red marks made it look like I was still breaking out constantly. NOVA has made a huge difference there.

I’ve had eczema on and off since I was a teenager. The itching and flare-ups were the hardest part. Nova didn’t make it disappear overnight, but my skin became noticeably calmer and I wasn’t constantly reaching for creams throughout the day.

I bought NOVA for acne, but the biggest surprise has been how much faster the leftover redness clears.

Foundation used to be the only thing that made my skin look even. I’m using a lot less now.

My skin isn’t perfect, but the red patches from old pimples are so much less noticeable now.

The difference in photos is what convinced me. Same lighting, same angle, way less redness.

I still get the occasional spot, but it doesn’t leave that bright red mark for nearly as long.

I was expecting this to help active breakouts. Didn’t expect my old red marks to improve this much too.

Very gradual, but definitely noticeable. My PIE looks softer every month.

No dramatic overnight change. Just steadily less redness and a much more even-looking complexion.

For me, the best result is that old breakouts actually look old now instead of staying bright red forever.

I wish I started sooner. I noticed less hair in the shower first. Around month four, my crown also looked denser in the same overhead lighting. It’s the first thing I’ve tried that hasn’t felt like another cheap hair-loss gimmick.

My part finally looks normal again. I’m not constantly moving my hair around to hide my scalp anymore. That alone has made a huge difference to my confidence.

Honestly, I was expecting to return it. The price made me sceptical, but the device feels genuinely professional. After consistent use, my shedding slowed and my hair became much easier to style. My wife noticed before I did.

Less scalp under bright lights. That’s the result I wanted.

I stopped taking progress photos every second day. Before Nova, I was completely obsessed with checking my hairline. I’m six months in now, and it looks noticeably more stable. I finally feel like I’m doing something instead of just watching it get worse.

Not an overnight miracle, but absolutely real progress. My temples are still not perfect, but the thinner hairs around my hairline look stronger and there’s far less contrast between my scalp and hair.

The shedding reduction surprised me most. I bought Nova hoping for regrowth, but the first thing I noticed was how little hair was coming out when washing and brushing. A few months later, my part also started looking tighter.

Expensive, yes. Worth it for me, also yes. I’ve wasted money on supplements, oils and a laser cap that did nothing. Nova is the first device that feels like serious technology, and it’s the first time I’ve seen a visible change in my crown.

I can wear my hair down again. For years, I planned every hairstyle around hiding my widening part. It isn’t completely gone, but it’s improved enough that I’m no longer thinking about it every time I leave the house.