1. How does red light therapy work?

Red light devices emit wavelengths of 630-660nm or near-infrared wavelengths of 800-880nm to stimulate the skin cells' mitochondria. This process enhances ATP production in cells responsible for producing collagen, promoting elastin fibers' growth while also preventing any inflammation caused by damaged cells.

2. What are the benefits of red light therapy?

Red Light Therapy (RLT) can provide numerous benefits for your skin, including reducing fine lines and wrinkles by boosting collagen production in your body, improving sun-damaged skin conditions such as hyperpigmentation by reducing the melanin level in the inflamed areas from overexposure to sun rays. The procedure can even treat acne scars effectively killing P.acnes bacteria that cause cystic acne…

3. Is red light therapy safe?

Yes! RLT comes without any dangerous side effects if one follows proper guidelines recommended by professionals when using red light lamps or other equipment at home; however, if anyone experiences eye damage symptoms like burning sensations from infrared LED devices being directed towards their face may need consulting before taking further action.

5. Can I use red-light therapy alongside other skincare products?

Yes, you can! Experts agree that RLT works well with other skincare treatments such as facials or chemical peels. Although using a serum along with the therapy might enhance its effects and boost collagen production in skin cells faster than usual.

6. How often should I do red light therapy?

One should initially aim at three weeks of daily treatment sessions that last 10-20 minutes each. Overall, the duration will depend on your skin condition and personal goals; many users choose to continue once every month after achieving optimal results.