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This LED light panel emits six different wavelengths of light, best for skin treatments and deep tissue treatments due to the differences in the lights ability to penetrate.
Effective Wavelength
Wavelengths in the mid 460 to mid 650nm range have been found to be particularly beneficial to the human body to improve your overall skin health.
Easy Home Treatment
This LED light therapy panel is equipped an informative manual. The lifespan of the panel is 50,000+ hours due to power efficient LED and low emf output. Just plug in the power to use any time you like and apply to any part of the body whilst at home, office, or travelling.
2 Years Warranty
Whether you've got mixed skin or sensitive skin, this do-it-all body light therapy helps with all your concerns. Please feel free to contact us if you experience any problem with your product for 2-Year (24 month) from the date of order. We will happily either replace it with a new one if any issues were to occur with the panel that were not a result of technical problem.
How does light therapy work?
“LED therapy uses light in the visible spectrum - including blue, yellow, amber and red - as well as light beyond the visible spectrum to penetrate different depths of skin. As the light wavelength increases, so does the depth of penetration,” explains Dr. Gross.
This light is absorbed by receptors in the skin, just like topical skincare, and each colour of light stimulates a different response in the skin. LED is suitable for use on all skin types and tones.
LED light therapy is a process of emitting low light wavelengths through the skin.
These wavelengths cannot be felt and do not generate any heat upon exposure.
How to use
Keep skin clean: you need to use it after removing makeup and cleaning your skin. (To prevent cosmetics or skin care products containing VC, VA and fruit acids, salicylic acid, alcohol and other photosensitive ingredients).
No facial mask is required during exposure. It is recommended to spray make-up water to replenish water when exposure. After exposuring, no need to wash your face, apply essence and cream directly.
Time and distance: It is recommended to take 10-25 minutes as the best irradiation time and 3-18inch as the best irradiation distance
Frequency: At the beginning, it is recommended to use 3-4 times a week. After that, when the skin is adjusted, it can be used once a day even in the morning and evening. Perform 7 to 14 times a week until you feel the effect.
LED Light Therapy Fast Facts
LED, or light emitting diode therapy, is a skincare treatment that uses varying wavelengths of light, including red and blue.
NASA originally developed it for plant growth experiments on shuttle missions and later found it to have promise for wound treatment. LED light therapy is now used by some aestheticians to help regenerate the skin from aging. It’s also used for acne.
Your healthcare provider uses red or blue light frequencies based on the skincare concern. Red is primarily used for anti-aging, while blue is used for acne treatment.
Safety:
Unlike other types of light therapy, LEDs do not contain ultraviolet rays. Therefore, they’re safe for regular use.
LED light therapy doesn’t cause burns compared to other anti-aging treatments such as chemical peels, dermabrasion, and laser therapy. It may be safe for all skin colors and types.
Side effects are rare, but may include increased inflammation, redness, and rashes.
Convenience:
Office procedures take 20 minutes at a time. You’ll need to go back once a week for up to 10 weeks, then only once every few months.
At-home LED devices can be used at your convenience without having to go to any appointments. The downside is that the results may not be as dramatic.
Cost:
A single LED light therapy session can be expensive, depending on your area of the country and whether you’re combining it with other treatments.
Efficacy:
When used as directed, LED light therapy can improve your skin over time. You’ll need maintenance treatments to maintain your results. Home devices use lower frequencies and haven’t been proven as effective.
LED Light Therapy At Home
If you can’t make it to a healthcare provider’s office, you can still try LED light therapy at home. At-home devices come in the form of masks or wands that you apply to your face for several minutes at a time. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully.
Targeted areas
While LED light therapy can technically be used on any part of the body, its most popular use is for the face. Skin damage tends to occur to your face because it’s exposed to the elements more than other body parts.
LED therapy can also be used on the neck and chest, which are other areas that tend to show signs of aging.
What to expect after therapy
LED light therapy is noninvasive, so no recovery time is required. You should be able to continue with your everyday activities once your treatment is over.
In-office LED light therapy requires up to 10 sessions or more, each spaced out about a week apart.
You may start to see minor results after your first session. Results will be more dramatic and noticeable once you’ve finished all of your treatments.
Even after you’ve achieved the recommended number of sessions, your results aren’t permanent.