Red Light Therapy
Red + Infrared LED Light Therapy
Red Light Therapy, or Photobiomodulation, is an FDA-approved treatment originally discovered by NASA. Using specific wavelengths of light, we can stimulate the bottom layer of the skin’s dermis to boost the production of collagen and heal tissue.
Red Light Therapy is most commonly known in wellness for its anti–aging properties. Red Light causes the body to produce its own collagen at the dermal level reconstructing the skin and renewing it back to its younger state all on its own. It rehydrates the cell reducing inflammation naturally and improving healing time. It is like the fountain of youth is beaming down on you.
How does red + infrared light therapy work?
Red Light activated ATP stimulates white blood cells that work to repair damaged tissues, and increases collagen production that builds elasticity in the skin and can aid in wound healing. ATP also activates endorphins that provide soothing relief from chronic and acute pain.
Red Light has become the ‘Magic Pill’ for many who have experienced first hand the benefits of infrared and it continues to grow as more and more people discover these incredible benefits.
Delight in a ritual designed to induce deep relaxation while promoting an overall sense of well-being. Cleansed skin is nourished through the essence of nature to reveal luminous.
Treatment Benefits
Blood Circulation
Heal Skin Problems
Pain & Fatigue Relief
Reduces Wrinkles
Contraindications
Red light therapy has a few contraindications that should be taken into consideration before using it. Some of these include:
- Photosensitivity: Red light therapy should not be used on individuals who are photosensitive or have a history of photosensitivity.
- Active skin cancer or pre-cancerous lesion: Individuals with active skin cancer or pre-cancerous lesion should avoid red light therapy.
- Retinal disorders: Individuals with retinal disorders such as retinitis pigmentosa or age-related macular degeneration should avoid red light therapy as it may exacerbate their condition.
- Pregnancy: Due to a lack of research, it is not recommended to use red light therapy during pregnancy.
- Medications: Certain medications such as photosensitizing drugs may interact with red light therapy and should be avoided.
It is always recommended to check with a healthcare professional before using red light therapy, especially if you have any pre-existing medical conditions.