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Is Light Therapy FDA approve?

FDA currently recognizes light therapy as a proven solution for acne, anti-aging, and pain management. It has been a FDA-cleared skin care treatment since 2003.

What are the benefits of Light Therapy?

Increases natural hydration levels;
Reduces redness and inflammation; shrinks the appearance of pores;
Regulates oil production;
Improves circulation;
Accelerates skin repair, as is a medically-approved treatment for rosacea.

Is it safe to use Light Therapy when you are pregnant?

This treatment is safe during pregnancy and for all skin types.

Is it safe to use Light Therapy when you have cancer?

It is advisable not to use LED Light Therapy on cancer patients.

How many treatments are recommended before visible results are seen?

LED Light Therapy is recommended to have 12 sessions or more for an initial course. Approximately 2 treatments a week. You may start to see minor results after your first session.

What are the advantages of Light Therapy?

No downtime required
Red light therapy is safe and clinically proven for the treatment of a variety of skin and pain management conditions.
Red light therapy is also non-toxic, non-invasive, and an affordable alternative to prescription drugs and harsh topical treatments.
Unlike other types of light therapy treatments, LEDs do not contain ultraviolet (UV) rays, so there is no risk of cancer-causing damage to skin tissue.

In comparison to lasers, LEDs generate negligible amounts of heat and are not considered a significant risk to the general population.

This is the most deeply absorbed wavelength, it increases cell permeability and absorption, smooths lines and wrinkles, improves elasticity, reduces pain and inflammation, accelerates wound healing and heals cystic acne.

What are the disadvantages / dangers of Light Therapy?

Although light therapy is very safe, negative effects may occur, such as:

Irritability;
Headaches;
Eye Strain;
Sleep Disturbances;
Insomnia

Do I need regular maintenance of Light Therapy?

Once you have had an initial course of 12 treatments that will super charge your skin, a monthly treatment combined with a Microdermabrasion is recommended.

LED Light Therapy for skin treatments should be combined with a regular skin-care routine.

When can you not use Light Therapy?

Individuals should not use LED therapy if they take certain medications, such as isotretinoin (Accutane), for acne or use topical treatments that cause sensitivity to sunlight. People with skin conditions should speak to a dermatologist before using LED light therapy.

What after care should you do after Light Therapy?

Avoid the sun for 48 hours and apply SPF.

Does Light Therapy hurt?

No, LED light therapy is completely non-invasive and does not hurt.

All you'll feel is a tiny bit of warmth.

Can you get a tan from Light Therapy?

LED Light Therapy doesn't use UV light so there's no risk of tanning whatsoever.