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How often should i use red light therapy bed
BlogA growing number of people are undergoing red light therapy to relieve chronic skin conditions, ease muscle aches and joint pain, or even to reduce the visible signs of aging. But how often should you use a red light therapy bed? Unlike many one-size-fits-all approaches to therapy, red light th...Read more -
What’s the difference between in-office and at-home LED light therapy treatments?
Blog“In-office treatments are stronger and better controlled to achieve more consistent results,” Dr. Farber says. While the protocol for office treatments vary based on skin concerns, Dr. Shah says in general, LED light therapy lasts approximately 15 to 30 minutes per session and is perf...Read more -
amazing healing power of red light
BlogThe ideal photosensitive material should have the following properties: non-toxic, chemically pure. Red LED Light Therapy is the application of particular wavelengths of red and infrared light (660nm and 830nm) to bring about a desired healing response. Also labelled “cold laser” or “low level la...Read more -
How often should you use light therapy for sleep?
BlogFor sleep benefits, people should incorporate light therapy into their daily routine and try to limit exposure to bright blue light. This is especially important in the hours before you go to sleep. With consistent use, light therapy users may see improvements in sleep outcomes, as demonstrated i...Read more -
What Is LED Light Therapy and How Can It Benefit Skin
BlogDermatologists break down everything you need to know about this high-tech treatment. When you you hear the term skin-care routine, chances are, products like like cleanser, retinol, sunscreen, and maybe a serum or two come to mind. But as the worlds of beauty and technology continue to intersec...Read more -
What exactly is LED light therapy and what does it do?
BlogLED light therapy is a non-invasive treatment that utilizes different wavelengths of infrared light to help treat various skin issues such as acne, fine lines, and wound healing. It was actually first developed for clinical use by NASA back in the nineties to help heal astronauts’ skin wou...Read more