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Lightstim- for Wrinkles FAQs
Is LightStim FDA approved?
Yes, LightStim is FDA cleared and has clinically proven results.
Is LightStim medical grade?
LightStim utilizes medical-grade LEDs and LightStim MultiWave Patented Technology to deliver powerful benefits that enhance the complexion.
What does red light therapy do?
Red light therapy treats skin conditions like wrinkles, acne, rosacea, and scars. It can also help reduce pain and inflammation after injuries or surgery. Furthermore, it can release nitric oxide which can lower blood pressure. It can also help stimulate hair growth.
What does blue light therapy do?
Blue light kills the bacteria that causes acne. It can also help improve skin texture. However, it can flare melasma and is not recommended for melasma patients.
What are the benefits of using LED light therapy?
The benefits of light therapy in my practice is twofold. In the office, I can help reduce redness after facial treatments and procedures. The curated and effective LED products we offer on TheSkinSpot.com empower our patients to continue doing the right things at home to get them to goal. Whether they are using LED light on their face, head, body, or vaginally, we love to partner with our patients with both in-office and at-home treatments to get them to goal faster.
Are there any dangers to using these lights?
The only caveat I tell my melasma patients is to stay away from boue light which can flare their melasma.
What are some things to keep in mind when using this non-invasive treatment?
Not all LED products are equal. I, personally, need to see scientific data and studies before recommending an LED product. That is why I created The Skin Spot online. Products should work, and too often, people just look at packaging or marketing.
What age do people start using red or blue light therapy?
I have my teenagers using LED light for their acne!
Who is and isn’t a good candidate for this and why?
Everyone is a good candidate for some form of LED light therapy. But it does require commitment. If someone cannot adhere to a wellness regimen, this might not be for them.
What are some alternatives to this if someone is interested in exploring other options?
There are so many excellent skincare and non-invasive options today. Check with your physician for which combination of therapies and products would work best for you.