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Our Beauty Journal
Your SKIN 101 refresher
We’re tackling your common skin concerns and diving into the many ways red light therapy can address the issues you’re struggling with most. Whether you’re looking to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, treat an eczema flare, or win the battle of the dark spots with hyperpigmentation – red light therapy might just be the solution you’re looking for. In delivering specific wavelengths of light to your face, which stimulate a range of cellular processes deep within your skin, red light therapy can give your skin cells a gentle boost that increases collagen production and assists in the healing process. Wrinkles and fine linesResearch shows that red light therapy can smooth the skin and help reduce the appearance of wrinkles by stimulating collagen production. This is particularly helpful for aging skin as it helps to improve skin elasticity while acting as preventative measure against future wrinkles and lines. Importantly, red light therapy can often do all of this without creating any cellular damage that you might experience with more intense treatments. Eczema and inflammatory skin conditions If you’re already dealing with conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, or inflammation of your skin, red light therapy can provide a gentler treatment option for those needing a softer approach. With consistent use, you may experience subtle but noticeable improvements in psoriasis, rosacea and eczema with consistent use. This comes to life through the anti-inflammatory effects of the treatment, which can change your skin’s immune response at a cellular level. Hyperpigmentation – an ongoing challenge While red light therapy might be appropriate for a range of skin conditions, when it comes to hyperpigmentation – things get a little more nuanced. You may need to take a more considered approach here as research shows people with darker skin tones are more sensitive to red light. This can lead to increased hyperpigmentation in some instances. When used correctly however, red light therapy should be able to help with specific types of pigmentation concerns, particularly inflammatory-related pigmentation as opposed to sun damage or melasma. Acne – the other spots Is your skin prone to breakouts? Red light therapy might change that. The anti-inflammatory benefits of red-light therapy help to release cytokines from macrophages and other cells that reduce inflammation. What makes this type of treatment particularly useful for those suffering from acne-prone skin is how gentle it can be while still supporting your skin to heal. There’s no need for topical treatments that lead to dryness or irritation – instead red-light therapy does the heavy lifting without compromising the skin barrier. It can even improve the texture of your skin and reduce the appearance of acne scars thanks to its collagen-promoting qualities. On the right wavelength While it might seem logical to assume higher wavelengths or red light produce better results, it’s important to remember that not all red light devices are created equal. Research has shown that 660nm wavelengths produce different (and more long-lasting) results to 980 nm. For the optimal results, aim for 600-700 nm of red light, which provides consistent light with a high capacity to penetrate the skin. Best of all, this is a treatment can be used daily from the comfort of home. Think of it as a long-term approach to skin care, not just a quick fix. Finding your rhythm While red-light therapy can be used daily, it’s still important to figure out what feels right for you and your skin. If you’re prone to sensitivity, you may want to consider starting slowly with shorter or less-frequent sessions. If you often experience redness or irritation, keep an eye on how your skin responds to each session and adjust accordingly. For those dealing with aging skin concerns such as deeper lines or loss of elasticity, you may need longer treatment periods to see those initial results. Remember, red light therapy isn’t necessarily a one-size-fits all approach to skin concerns – your age, skin type and skin concerns all play a role in how well you’re respond to treatment, whether at home or in-clinic. By giving your red light therapy a chance to work its magic and finding your own sweet spot – you can better support your skin’s natural aging and healing process over time.
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Get clearer and younger looking skin with
Trudermal LED Light Therapy.
Make your best skin-vestment!
