I have had two LED skin treatments. Damp cotton pads and goggles are placed over my eyes during the LED treatment, but the strobe lights are so bright that is is uncomfortable. I have some concern about my eyes.
Are there any reports of eye damage from the light?
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November 30, 2018
Answer: Appropriate goggles required as part of LED therapy
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