I am 69 years old and have had a Pacemaker/Defibrillator for about 10 years for Cardiomyopathy and mild CHF. Have there been any reports of an adverse outcome after using Red Light Therapy?
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Hello, and thanks for your question. You absolutely can, and in fact your results will be enhanced especially if you use the blue light therapy, and the skin irritation and redness that you sometimes get with using BPO will also diminish. Best, Dr Rosy Sandhu
Receiving LED treatment post surgery could be a great option. LED light treatments can help rejuvenate your skin, stimulate collagen production and heal bruised or wounded skin, particularly the red light. It would also help stop the growth of bacteria on any wounds. Check with your surgeon ...
Thank you for your question. Red light treatments are designed to remove those outermost skin cells, so it is possible you might see some dryness after your initial procedure. However, I encourage you to contact your doctor for information on topical products you should be using now to enhance...