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Hi!Studies have shown no adverse events from LED use in pregnancy. Best to consult your obstretrician also
Yes, in fact, these LED devices are safe for women who are pregnant and breastfeeding. And they’re a good, chemical-free option for controlling the hormone-triggered acne of pregnancy. They’re also pain free and require no downtime.
In fact this is our preferred method of treating acne in pregnancy. Light or Light Emitting Diode LED is super safe. It works by either stimulation of collagen (very mild,) , decreasing inflammation, or killing bacteria (they produce a substance called porphyrin that is sensitive to light BLUE> RED)Bottom line- safe in pregnancyDr Davin Lim Laser and cosmetic dermatologistBRISBANE, Australia
The technology for LED Light Therapy (or Light Emitting Diode Therapy) was originally created by NASA years ago as a way of growing plants in space. Today, LED Light Therapy is a light treatment that can be used to stimulate collagen production (reducing fine lines and wrinkles) and kill...
You can definitely use the LED light therapy on the neck for activating collagen to improve visible signs of aging, to restore glowing, healthy looking skin. It can also reduce age spots, sun damage and overall redness. The blue light is used to kill bacteria that causes acne and improves the...
LED (low level light) treatments and Sculptra injections produce new collagen through totally different mechanisms. There is no scientific evidence to suggest that LED therapy will worsen lumps.
Absolutely ok! Continue using your Retin-A nightly and just be sure to use daily sunscreen. There should be no problem with your LED light and the use of Retin-A. Hope this helps. Dr. Grant Stevens Marina Plastic Surgery...
I'm sorry but LED alone is not effective on Actinic Keratosis. Combing the light with Levulan will treat sundamaged skin that has precancerous lesions like Actinic Keratosis. Hope this helps. Dr. Grant Stevens
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