LED Light Therapy

What's LED light therapy?

 

Led (light-emitting diode therapy) was invented by Nasa in the 1960s and initially used for plant growth experiments. Nasa later discovered the healing and repairing benefits it had on the skin, welcoming it to the skincare world treating skin concerns from wrinkles to acne. 

LED light triggers the skin's natural cell process accelerating skin rejuvenation.

 

 

LED light uses different colours which penetrate to varying depths within the skin to treat various skin concerns.

Red light penetrates to the skin's dermal layer and targets fibroblast cells, which are vital in supporting the production of collagen proteins. 

 

Red light is a must for anyone seeking collagen banking treatments; it speeds up healing, reduces inflammtion and stimulates collagen production. 

 

Blue light penetrates more superficially in the skin and targets the acne-causing bacteria the c- acnes (cutibacterium canes) formerly known as the P.acne bacteria. Blue light regulates an overactive sebaceous gland, reducing the overproduction of sebum. An overproduction of sebum leads to a plugged pore and acne.