Anyone had any LED treatments? How did you find them?
I just had my first tonight for a small texture issue following a dermaplaning at the weekend and I feel like all the broken blood veins in my cheeks have lessened. Oh and the texture is gone.
Tempted to find an at home solution, but they all appear hella expensive.
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Slightly different to LED treatments for skin concerns, but I have a Homedics IPL hair removal appliance which I've been using for about a year. It works by damaging the hair follicle, meaning that hair growth is slowed and sometimes stopped all together. I've had moderate success with it.
Definitely looking forward to seeing what light technology will do in the near future!
Definitely looking forward to seeing what light technology will do in the near future!
I watched a Dr Dray video on LED Light Therapy and she explains alot about what light is good for what problem, what it does etc. It got me thinking that I would like to try it out too but you must understand two things 1) it takes a while to see any changes 2) an at home use device may not be as effective as one used in a salon.
I found a woman on youtube that used a flexible wrap around LED device that she had purchased which was cool but very expensive so I went looking on aliexpress and found a couple of more affordable options.
The hand held devices are nice if there are areas you want to target but the mask is interesting if you want all over (not to mention super scary if your partner or kids walk in on you while using it).
I say interesting because it's not particularly comfortable to wear for 20 mins while lying down. The silicone eye protectors need proper padding or they will leave indentation marks on your skin that will take forever to go away and I ended up breathing through my mouth because it was easier.
If you are light skinned, be very careful using blue light as it can cause hyperpigmentation.
I found a woman on youtube that used a flexible wrap around LED device that she had purchased which was cool but very expensive so I went looking on aliexpress and found a couple of more affordable options.
The hand held devices are nice if there are areas you want to target but the mask is interesting if you want all over (not to mention super scary if your partner or kids walk in on you while using it).
I say interesting because it's not particularly comfortable to wear for 20 mins while lying down. The silicone eye protectors need proper padding or they will leave indentation marks on your skin that will take forever to go away and I ended up breathing through my mouth because it was easier.
If you are light skinned, be very careful using blue light as it can cause hyperpigmentation.
Oh yes your right Imoshen
I had laser on my face and that was the zappy thing and yeah similar to the hair removal thing.
but four sessions of led lying down under a light that flashed a bright light and did a lot of colour change.
i didn't notice any difference in my skin with that.
ive had so many treatments last year I've struggled to keep up xx
I had laser on my face and that was the zappy thing and yeah similar to the hair removal thing.
but four sessions of led lying down under a light that flashed a bright light and did a lot of colour change.
i didn't notice any difference in my skin with that.
ive had so many treatments last year I've struggled to keep up xx
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