Indications

  • Fine Lines & Rrinkles (red & NIR)
  • Acne or Blemishes (blue)
  • Oiliness (blue)
  • Loss of Firmness (red & NIR)
  • Dullness (green)
  • Uneven Skin Tone (green)
  • Hyperpigmentation (green)
  • Bruising (red & NIR)
  • Sun Spots (green)
  • Post-procedure Recovery (blue, red, & NIR)
  • Scarring (red & NIR)
  • Redness/Erythema (green & blue)
More About Red Light…

Fibroblast cells are responsible for forming the connective tissue that maintains the skin’s structural framework. These cells produce collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid and play a crucial role in tissue repair and wound healing. As we age, the proliferation rate of fibroblasts slows, and the number within our skin decreases markedly, leading to the progression of skin ageing and a slowed rate of wound healing.

Red and Near-infrared wavelengths penetrate deep within the skin’s dermis (2–3 mm), causing photobiomodulation within the mitochondria of our fibroblast cells. Mitochondria generate the chemical energy needed to power our cells and fuel the biological processes fundamental to life. When stimulated by these wavelengths, the mitochondria produce ATP energy, or ‘cell fuel’, which boosts the fibroblast cell’s efficiency and proliferation. This sudden surge of energy causes an increase in the production of essential proteins, collagen and elastin, as well as the vital humectant, hyaluronic acid.

The increase in activity of fibroblast cells following exposure to red and near-infrared wavelengths helps regenerate and rejuvenate the skin, supporting its structural framework, texture and visible appearance. The cells function more efficiently and optimally, as though they are healthier or more youthful.

*Red and Near-Infrared light is clinically proven to

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