How To Use 2-in-1 Photon LED Light Therapy

How often do you need to use the Photon LED light therapy?

With only 15 to 20 minutes of use per day, LED light therapy will achieve dramatic results. Treatments can be performed more often on areas of your skin it needs. You just make sure you leave 24 hours between each treatment.

Light classification:

1. Red light (R) is an anti-inflammatory stimulating cell activity and increasing production of collagen and elastin (wave-length 625-740nm)
2. Blue light (B) is antibacterial agent (wave-length 440-485nm)
3. Green light (G) increases melanin production and reduces redness (wave-length 500-565nm)
4. Purple light (R+B) reduces edema (wave-length 380-440nm)
5. Yellow light (R+G) helps the lymph system to detoxify your body (wave-length 565-570nm)
6. Cyan light (G+B) is a skin illuminator (wave-length 485-500nm)
7. White light(R+B+G) increases absorbtion

Typical Treatment of LED Light Therapy

• Acne
  Two colors of LED light are used in the treatment of acne. The red light reduces the inflammation; the blue light helps to kill the bacteria causing acne breakouts. We recommend 15 to 20 minutes a day for eight to 12 weeks to see results. It can be used at home consistently.
• Wrinkle Correction
  LED red and infrared light is used for smoothing fine lines and wrinkles. The penetrating light waves of the red and infrared light stimulate your body’s natural production of collagen and elastin. The stimulation of collagen plumps up skin. The LED red light has an overall lifting effect and improves tone and texture.
• Rosasea
  Red light have an anti-inflammatory action. Rosacea is a chronic vascular skin condition. Red light therapy’s anti-inflammatory properties may halt rosacea progression and build collagen, thickening the skin and adding protection to surface blood vessels.

How to Use Ultrasound Therapy?

Apply gel or lotions which you usually use for daily skin care on the area you’d like to treat. Turn on the device and put on the area. Move it around if necessary. Use it 2-3 times per week and 15 minutes each time.

Therapeutic Ultrasound is NOT recommended

• Over organs (stomach, liver, lungs, spleen, bowels, heart, kidneys)
• Over the pelvis, abdomen and lumbar (lower back) region in pregnant or potentially pregnant females
• Over highly ultrasound-sensitive organs (eyes, ears, ovaries, testicles, brain, spinal cord)
• Over mucous membranes (mouth, nose, rectum/anus, vagina)
• On patients with pace-makers on patients with phlebitis, deep venous thromboses
• Over any type of implant
• On patients with hemophilia
• On patients with spina bifida or surgical laminectomies of the spine
• On tissue and/or bone with active infection
• Over areas suspected to be cancerous or pre-cancerous
• Over de-sensitized (numb, hypoaesthesia) areas of the skin (eg. diabetic neuropathy)
• Over open sores or lesions
• In the front of the upper neck (thyroid region)
• Over areas that have had cortisone injections in the last 30 days

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