Medical-grade LED Light Therapy offers total skin rejuvenation, reduces acne breakouts, redness, inflammation, fine lines and wrinkles, post-inflammatory pigmentation, scarring, and Rosacea.
What is LED light therapy In the same way that solar panels convert light into energy to power our homes and plants convert light into energy to grow, we use light from therapeutic Light emitting diode’s [LED] to stimulate energy to enhance all cellular processes within our bodies.
LED Light Therapy makes everything work more efficiently, like putting new batteries in the TV remote.
When to use LED light therapy LED light therapy can be used for many different applications as it is relaxing, non-invasive and safe for all ages and all skin types. It can also be used for pain management, tissue repair and wound healing purposes.
How long to use LED light therapy A course of 6-8 treatments are recommended for LED light therapy to improve your cellular function and be effective long term. A one off treatment will give you an instant glow and supercharge your skin treatment however results are accumulative and need to be performed once or ideally twice a week for optimal results.
Can you use LED light therapy every day? LED Light therapy does not contain or use Ultraviolet [UV] rays, which are harmful to the skin. Therefore, LED therapy is gently and safe for regular use. Studies show that best results are achieved when treatments are performed with approximately 48-72 hours apart for 8 sessions and then ongoing maintenance sessions from there.
How long does it take LED light therapy to work? Typically you will see improvements from your very first treatment. With chronic conditions, it may get worse before it gets better. This is normal and to be expected. Patience and consistency will help you to achieve desired results.
Which LED light therapy is best for rosacea? Red 633nm and Infrared Yellow 830nm LED light therapy are primarily best for treating rosacea. Blue light 415nm is typically used for killing the bacteria associated with acne.
Which LED light therapy is best for acne? Blue LED Light Therapy specifically targets acne bacteria that cause acne lesions. By removing the bacteria, this treatment reduces active acne.
Who is not suitable for LED light therapy? Although there is no clinical evidence of harm, we do not perform LED or any laser and light based treatments during pregnancy.
Many clients ask us about photosensitising medication as many laser centres refuse to treat clients who are taking these medications. Reviews of published literature, on the use of lasers or LED in clients taking and photosensitive medications, do not report any complications therefore with caution they can have LED light therapy. It is typically Ultraviolet [UV] wavelengths that certain medications are sensitive to.
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Does LED light therapy work for rosacea?
The best light to use for rosacea is Red LED light, this is because the red light penetrates to the level where it's needed to increase energy production in the cells, and it works to reduce inflammation. Although this is not a total cure for rosacea, it can provide some much-needed relief.
What LED light color is best for rosacea?
Which LED light therapy is best for rosacea? Red 633nm and Infrared Yellow 830nm LED light therapy are primarily best for treating rosacea. Blue light 415nm is typically used for killing the bacteria associated with acne.
Do dermatologists recommend red light therapy?
"Red light is something dermatologists have been using for quite some time now," says Dr. Anthony Rossi, a New York-based dermatologist. "I'm a big proponent of red light therapy, because I use it in a clinical setting."
How long does light therapy last for rosacea?
How long do results from lasers and lights last? When used to treat blood vessels, the results tend to last 3 to 5 years. Treated blood vessels don't reappear, but new ones can form. Thickening skin tends to return after treatment.