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What is LED Light Therapy?

What are LED masks?

These masks come in many textures and shapes, as the name light-emitting diode suggests, LEDs emit light when energy passes through them. They have a number of LED lights (on the surface closest to the skin), and they have adjustable programmes to achieve different therapeutic results on different skin tones.

LED face masks work by utilizing specific wavelengths of light to address various skin concerns, including fine lines and wrinkles, skin repair and healing, inflammation and acne. And a big bonus is that it’s suitable for all skin types, including sensitive and all skin tones.

Photobiomodulation:

Instead of heat (as used in certain lasers and radio frequency treatments), LED therapy employs light wavelengths in the visible spectrum, including red, blue, yellow, amber, and green, as well as invisible light (such as infrared).

These light wavelengths penetrate different layers of the skin, promoting various therapeutic effects.

LED fask mask colours, what does each one do?

Blue light helps balance and clarify the skin. It is particularly effective in treating acne and reducing healing time after acne flare-ups. The blue LED lights produce an antimicrobial effect that kills the bacteria on the skin’s surface that cause acne, this helps existing acne heal and helps prevents new breakouts. Blue lights can have anti-aging effects they aid the distruction of the free radicals that contribute to aging skin. Like red lights, blue lights also help soothe inflammation.

Red light boosts blood circulation and stimulates collagen and elastin production deep within the dermis. Collagen is essential for tissue healing, preventing scarring, and combating signs of aging by helping reduce fine lines and wrinkles. Red lights also help manage inflammation on your face, which can help reduce acne as well as other inflammatory issues on the face such as rosecea.

Amber or yellow light boosts radiance and reduces swelling.

Green light is used for thread veins (broken capillaries) and can help fade hyperpigmentation and even skin tone.

Blue light treats acne, congestion and breakouts. The other most popular LED therapy helps kill bacteria that cause acne and reduces sebaceous (oil) gland activity, producing less pore-clogging oil.

Some LED devices include red and blue light, which work together to reduce acne and soothe inflammation.

Benefits of LED Masks:

Reducing inflammation: LED masks can soothe irritated skin.
Treating blemishes: They help minimise acne.
Minimising pigmentation: LED therapy can address issues like age spots and freckles.
Improving scarring: Collagen stimulation aids in scar reduction.

Maintenance: For general maintenance and overall skin health, using an LED face mask 2 to 3 times per week is a good starting point.

Intensive Treatment: If you’re addressing specific concerns (e.g., acne), you can have an LED treatment daily for a short period (usually 10 to 20 minutes per session) and then reduce the frequency once you see improvements.

Consistency: Consistent use of the LED mask yields better results. Sticking to a routine will work better and improve outcomes.

Prices:

Prices start from £50 depending on which treatment plan is followed.

LED can be combined with other treatments to enhance the results. A consultation is recommended prior to any treatment.

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