I have not heard of that as a benefit of using the Clarisonic Plus. However, the Tripollar Pose has been proven to help: http://www.currentbody.com/body-shape/tripollar-pose-smoothes-cellulite.html In a clinical study, seventeen females with pregnancy stretch marks underwent six weekly TriPollar treatments. Results showed that at one week after the final (sixth) treatment 38.2% and 11.8% of the females were assessed to have 25-50% and 51-75% improvement in the appearance of their stretch marks, respectively. The long term effect of the treatment was confirmed during the 6 weeks follow up which showed that a higher percentage of the patients were rated to have improvement of their stretch marks, including 26.5% and 5.9% showing 51-75% and >75% improvement, respectively. None of the participants were rated as having no improvement in their clinical appearance of stretch marks. Patient satisfaction was also documented: - 65% of females reported that they were very satisfied with the treatment results - 23% were satisfied with the treatment results - 12% were slightly satisfied with the treatment results With regards to the areas of the body, the Tripollar Pose is designed for use on areas with stubborn fat deposits such as the tummy, thighs, buttocks, upper arms and hips.

Yes, the Clarisonic is perfect for acne-prone skin. As long as you wash the brush head in hot water after use then it will not spread bacteria. We provide both a 3 pin and 2 pin plug.

For oily skin we would recommend the normal Clarisonic Skin brush

The Plus has 3 speeds and the Classic has 2. The Plus can be used on the face and body and the Classic can only be used on the face. Please have a look at our Clarisonic comparison table for more details.

As long as the skin does not have open lesions, Clarisonic is perfectly OK. For sensitive skin, best use the Delicate brush head.