With the power of Dermalux, LED Phototherapy transforms and elevates what is already there:
It’s your skin, but better.
Our precise and clinically proven wavelengths allow our LED’s to ensure maximum light absorption by the layers of the skin.
The secret to transforming skin lies in these wavelengths, that specifically target the layers of the skin, and cells, that are responsible for your skin concerns.
Powerful, Proven and Painless.
Dermalux is a non-invasive light therapy treatment that can rejuvenate tired skin and stimulate the repair of skin damage. Dermalux uses unique combinations of clinically proven blue, red, and near infrared wavelengths to boost collagen production, increase hydration, calm redness and irritation, and blitz blemish causing bacteria.
LED phototherapy, also known as LED light therapy or photobiomodulation, is a non-invasive treatment that uses different colored lights to improve the health and appearance of the skin. It involves using special lights called LEDs to shine specific colors of light onto the skin.
There are three main colors used in LED phototherapy:
- Red Light: This color stimulates collagen production, which helps reduce wrinkles and make the skin look younger.
- Blue Light: This color kills bacteria that cause acne and helps clear up the skin.
- Near-Infrared Light: This color can penetrate deep into the skin and has various benefits, such as reducing pain, inflammation, and promoting healing.
What is a treatment with LED phototherapy like?
During an LED phototherapy session, the specific color of light is applied to the skin for a certain amount of time. The light is absorbed by the skin cells, which triggers different reactions in the cells and helps improve the skin’s health and appearance.
LED phototherapy is safe and painless, and it is commonly used in clinics and spas for various skin treatments. However, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional before trying LED phototherapy to make sure it’s suitable for you and to determine the best treatment plan.
Check out the video below for a deeper dive into the technology…
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