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Can I have Red Light Therapy after IPL treatment and how long should I wait?

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Smartie19Aug 4, 2020

Can I have Red Light Therapy after IPL treatment? How long should I wait post IPL?

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NO led is helpful post surgery and we have all of our patietns use at home LED and in office hyperbaric oxygen (see link).  Best, Dr. Emer.

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