Red LED light therapy has been widely used since the early 1990s, and it so because of their ability to stimulate photosynthesis in plant cells, scientists were the first people to use LEDs to stimulate plant growth in space. To date, red light therapy is one of the most popular skin treatments and this trend seems to be on the decline. 

Red LED light therapy in Cardinia and other places has been proven effective for a wide range of skin problems, including fine lines, dehydrated skin, redness, inflammation, open pores and dull, tired skin. Light is delivered to the skin at a clinically proven wavelength and at an optimised intensity and volume to ensure effective photobiomodulation of target cells and skin tissue, delivering results. 

The first of the three clinically proven lights is a red LED light. 

So, how does red LED light work? 

The red LED light treatment in Cardinia and other locations targets the dermal layer of the skin, addressing conditions and concerns such as fine lines, dehydrated skin, redness, inflammation, open pores, dullness and tired skin.

Digging a little deeper, every skin cell has a 'power plant' called mitochondria, called a power plant because they make up the bulk of the cell's energy supply. This cellular energy is called 'ATP' (adenosine triphosphate), a molecule essential for cellular function, regeneration and repair. As ATP levels decline with age, Red Light gives this molecule the energy it needs.

How does a red LED light do?

The rejuvenating red LED light promotes cell renewal and repair and increases collagen and elastin synthesis for smoother, firmer skin. Red LED light at 633 nm is clinically proven to increase the body's natural cellular energy (ATP).

Red LED light treatment in Pakenham and other regions is strongly absorbed by fibroblasts, increasing collagen and elastin synthesis and natural hydration levels. It also improves blood flow, increases tissue oxygenation and removes toxins from the lymphatic system. Red LED light has an immediate and visible effect, leaving skin feeling hydrated, plump and radiant.

What does red light do for the skin?

Red LED light has several benefits, including

• Stimulates collagen and elastin production.
• Improves complexion, texture and tone.
• Reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
• Increases skin moisture
• Improves skin tone and texture.
• Reduces enlarged pores.
• Revitalises the skin and restores its radiance.

Is red light bad for you?

When used with the right sensitivity, such as the clinically proven wavelength, red LED light treatment or therapy does not harm or damage the skin. Unlike UV light from the sun, red light therapy is a completely natural process and there is very little risk of side effects if proper treatment protocols are followed.