faq
Frequently asked questions
PHOTOTHERAPHY
LED Royal $45
The Royal Treatment for led theraphy begins with a gently cleanse and exfolation to break down the surface layer of the skin from dirt, pollution and cellular build up. A professional serum infused with nutrients layer the face left on dewy. After LED theraphy it is followed by a hydration moisturizer.
LED Express $30
The lunch time time rejuventor; a speedy version of the Royal Treatment.
BENEFITS + CONTRAINDICATIONS
The purpose of LED theraphy?
Based on extnesions research, low-level-light theraphy devices have been cleared by the FDA, and showen to manage:
Can LED theraphy be used on different parts of the body?
LED is great to for acne and anti-aging for wrinkles and fine lines on the face but not limited to other parts of the body. Other benefits is the chest, back, etc.
Sanitation of the use of Celluma or LigthStim devices.
Special one time use covers are used as a barrier between the skin and the devices. Your skin is safe from cross contamination.
Benefits of LED red light theraphy
Increased fiberoblast proliferation is a primary benefit of LED. Healthy Fibroblasts increases better collagen fibers which is the synthesis and maintenance of the supportive layer in anti-aging. This healthy collagen level benefits the firmness of hte skin, glowing complexion, dense bones and healthy hair for example. The production of collagen in our bodies the better we age. It's essential for muscles, joints, and tendons working order.
Does LED Theraphy hurt or invasive?
LED is extremely relaxing. It is not invasive and can be used daily.
What are the wavelenghts in LED phototherapy?
Blue, red, and near-infrared are the most commely used wavelenghts in LED phototherapy. This specific wavelenghts are well researched and scientificaly proven to produce therapeutic benefits.
Does light therapy utilize UV light?
No. Celluma utilizes a combination of blue, red, and near-infrared (not visible to the naked eye) light emtting diodes (LEDs) only.
How safe is LED / Phototheraphy ? (Celluma)
Low-level-light theraphy is based on light emitting diode (LED) technology developed for NASA-manned space flight experiments. In comparison to lasers, the patented LED technolgy generates negligible amounts of heat and is not considered a significant risk device.