I'm getting conflicting information while choosing an at-home LED light therapy device for acne treatment. The makers of Clear Rayz insist that if I use their blue LED, I should avoid using their red on the same day and vice versa. That device has blue & red lights on reverse sides. But other devices, such as the Neutrogena mask, offer simultaneous blue and red light treatment. Can the simultaneous or even same-day application of blue & red LED light therapy render treatments ineffective?
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Thanks for you question, but I don't think there is a lot of science behind "LED light therapies" and permanent results. Search of FDA approval of these devices and what they are approved to treat. Bulk heating treatments work really well for collagen building and skin tightening. We use a ra...
Red light with levulan works well, but traditional LED light only works for mild inflammation like post a chemical peel or sun burn. There are some great options for early signs of aging. I find that a combination of lasers or RF, sculptra for collagen building, microneedling/prp and skin ca...
Best to stick to a well known therapy such as Coolsculpting. This has a higher rate of success compared to heating treatments such as SculpSure. All the best, Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
