Red Light Therapy
Red light therapy has been clinically proven to help damaged skin heal from cuts, burns, and other blemishes. It is also used for pain relief, muscle recovery, improved mood, improved sleep, weight loss, cognitive function, and thyroid function.
It is recommended to use Red Light Therapy 3 times per week. Start with 2-3 minutes sessions and work your way up slowly to 10 minutes over the course of 2-3 weeks to help your body adapt.
Consult your primary care physician before use. Do not use red light therapy if you are pregnant or nursing, take photosensitizing drugs or steroids, or if you have open, fresh wounds. Do not use during the healing phase post Lasik eye surgery. Users with history of Botox or facial fillers or breast implants should consult their dermatologist or plastic surgeon before use. Do not use in combination with liniments, salves, ointments, or balms that contain heat producing ingredients. A skin burn could be the result of doing so. Do not use on infants or children. Do not use without the provided eye protection. Stop treatments and consult your primary care provider if you have any concerns.
Red light therapy has been clinically proven to help damaged skin heal from cuts, burns, and other blemishes. It is also used for pain relief, muscle recovery, improved mood, improved sleep, weight loss, cognitive function, and thyroid function.
It is recommended to use Red Light Therapy 3 times per week. Start with 2-3 minutes sessions and work your way up slowly to 10 minutes over the course of 2-3 weeks to help your body adapt.
Consult your primary care physician before use. Do not use red light therapy if you are pregnant or nursing, take photosensitizing drugs or steroids, or if you have open, fresh wounds. Do not use during the healing phase post Lasik eye surgery. Users with history of Botox or facial fillers or breast implants should consult their dermatologist or plastic surgeon before use. Do not use in combination with liniments, salves, ointments, or balms that contain heat producing ingredients. A skin burn could be the result of doing so. Do not use on infants or children. Do not use without the provided eye protection. Stop treatments and consult your primary care provider if you have any concerns.
Red light therapy has been clinically proven to help damaged skin heal from cuts, burns, and other blemishes. It is also used for pain relief, muscle recovery, improved mood, improved sleep, weight loss, cognitive function, and thyroid function.
It is recommended to use Red Light Therapy 3 times per week. Start with 2-3 minutes sessions and work your way up slowly to 10 minutes over the course of 2-3 weeks to help your body adapt.
Consult your primary care physician before use. Do not use red light therapy if you are pregnant or nursing, take photosensitizing drugs or steroids, or if you have open, fresh wounds. Do not use during the healing phase post Lasik eye surgery. Users with history of Botox or facial fillers or breast implants should consult their dermatologist or plastic surgeon before use. Do not use in combination with liniments, salves, ointments, or balms that contain heat producing ingredients. A skin burn could be the result of doing so. Do not use on infants or children. Do not use without the provided eye protection. Stop treatments and consult your primary care provider if you have any concerns.
