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“She runs the pen over my head, dragging it slowly from my left temple to right above my brow — imagine a lot of little needles pulsing into your skin and hitting bone. Eek. This is real pain. I grit my teeth and drive a fingernail into my palm to distract myself. "Oh my god, owwwww." Thankfully, Tabe finishes working on my forehead and moves on to my cheeks, nose, and neck, which feel like a light, sandpaper-like vibration... some compare it to a cat licking your face, which is pretty accurate. I brace myself when she reaches less fatty spots like my chin, but there are no more twinges of pain. "Woo, the forehead is really the worst," I sigh.”

“It didn’t hurt me at all. Thanks to the numbing cream, the pulsing needle gun repeatedly poking my face felt like little more than a pleasant vibration across my skin. I almost fell asleep. I’m serious. Even when she warned me she was about to move to more sensitive areas (temples, upper lip and under eyes), I was perfectly comfortable.”