Led Light Therapy Facial Winnipeg

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What Is Led Light Therapy?

Led Light Therapy (LLT) uses low-wavelength Led light to improve your skin’s appearance. This includes a reduction in wrinkles, redness, scars, and acne. It is said to help heal skin, muscle tissue, and other body parts.

Led light therapy is also called by different names, such as low-level laser therapy (LLLT), low-power laser therapy (LPLT), non-thermal LED light (NTLL), soft or cold laser therapy, biostimulation, photonic stimulation, photobiomodulation (PBM) and phototherapy.

Led light therapy evolved from NASA experimenting with LLT. These non-invasive treatments use narrow bands of LED light to trigger your body’s natural cell processes to repair the skin and achieve a natural radiant glow.

Benefits of Led Light Therapy

Led Light Therapy can be beneficial in many ways. It has been shown to help improve wound healing, facial texture, psoriasis, rosacea, eczema, scars, sun-damaged skin, androgenic alopecia, and acne. Not to mention, Led light therapy also reduces the appearance of stretch marks, wrinkles, fine lines, and age spots.

In a controlled, randomized study, the subjects were treated twice a week with a Led light laser with a wavelength range of 611-650 nm. Those that were treated saw skin rejuvenation and an intradermal collagen increase. These findings support the benefits of LED light therapy.

Other conditions LED light therapy has been shown to help with include:

• Dementia
• Dental Pain
• Hair Loss
• Osteoarthritis
• Tendinitis
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Here at MYUZ, we provide Led Light Therapy Facials that focus on rejuvenating your skin. Our non-invasive treatments help reverse the effects of aging, acne, sun damage, eczema, psoriasis, and other inflammatory conditions.

How Led Light Therapy Is Performed

You may be wondering what the procedure is like ahead of time. For starters, it is often described as a peaceful procedure by patients. It will not harm you. The wavelength level of the lights is not harmful to most people.

However, it should be noted that Led Light Therapy cannot be performed on people with epilepsy or who are on photosensitizing medications.

First, you will have a consultation with a member of our team to determine if Led Light Therapy is right for you. There will be a discussion on your dermatological concerns and if you are a candidate, then we will set goals for the procedure.

In preparation for the treatment, you should drink a lot of water. This should be at least 2 ½ cups before or after the appointment. The purpose of this is to help flush out toxins and provide your cells with the water they need to remain healthy and well-hydrated.

Next, the skin will be cleansed. Do not apply any oils or lotions within an hour before your appointment. Lotions and oils can act as a barrier for the lights and the treatment will not work. When you go to your treatments, make sure that you are make-up-free and have not applied sunscreen.

The Led light is emitted from a light therapy panel that you lie under. The gentle red and blue high-frequency waves will work to improve your skin condition as you recline and relax.

Afterward, we will finish off with the appropriate iS Clinical Serums. These serums are great for those who wish to heal and kill bacteria that cause acne while increasing collagen production.

Safety, Dosage, and Frequency

If safety is a concern, fret not. The wavelengths of the LED lights are between 600nm to 1000nm. These wavelengths are safe for human exposure.

All Health and Safety requirements are met and our workplace and treatment rooms are meticulously cleaned and sanitized.

Your comfort is paramount to us, so feel free to ask questions or raise any concerns with your technician or consultant at any point in the process.

The dosage and frequency of treatment can vary, but it averages between 45 to 90 minutes. Treatment is recommended twice a week for at least six sessions.

How It Compares to Other Light Therapies

Led Light Therapy is often confused with infrared therapy. However, they are on different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. Led light is visible to the human eye and is found between 630nm-700nm on the electromagnetic spectrum. While infrared light is invisible to us and is felt as heat. LED sits next to the red light on the spectrum.

The primary difference is that infrared light penetrates the skin deeper, while Led light is most effective for the surface of the skin. Therefore, infrared light has significantly different benefits than LED light. Some of these include:

• Increasing Circulation
• Pain Relief
• Weight Loss
• Detoxification
• Skin Rejuvenation

There are also blue and yellow light therapies, but these only affect the uppermost layers of the skin. Overall, LED and near-infrared light are the two main types of light therapy.

Conclusion

In as little as six sessions, you can notice a reduction in the symptoms of the condition you wish to be treated for, whether that is eczema, psoriasis, acne, and more. Our RLT Facials are both soothing and beneficial for many reasons. Some people even notice they sleep better!

If you now feel ready to reap the benefits of LED Light Therapy, book an appointment today and see what LED Light Therapy has in store for you.

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