Cellular regeneration and support for aesthetic therapies with low energy light
LED light therapy (Light Emitting Diode) is a non-invasive photobiomodulation method that uses low-energy light of a specific wavelength to stimulate the skin's natural regenerative processes. This treatment works directly at the cellular level - it activates mitochondria to increase the production of ATP (cellular energy), which accelerates tissue renewal and improves their functioning.nnAt the Face and Body Institute, LED light therapy is an irreplaceable element of Beauty Plans, supporting invasive and non-invasive therapies, reducing inflammation, accelerating skin regeneration and increasing the effectiveness of treatments such as: microneedling, chemical peels, retinol treatments, trichological therapies. or needle mesotherapy.nnDepending on the skin's needs, we use different wavelengths:n- Red light (630-660 nm): stimulates collagen production, improves skin firmness and elasticity, has anti-aging propertiesn- Blue light (415 nm): has antibacterial properties, reduces acne lesionsn- Green light (520-535 nm): brightens discolorations, evens out skin tonen- Yellow light (590 nm): supports lymphatic drainage, reduces erythema and swellingn- Infrared light (850-880 nm): has a deeply regenerating and analgesic effect
Skin cancer and undiagnosed lesions. Active photodermatosis. The use of photosensitizing drugs and herbs (e.g. St. John's wort). Epilepsy (light can trigger a seizure). Pregnancy (caution in the first trimester - use after consultation).
LED therapy brings the best results as part of an integrated treatment program. The recommended series is a minimum of 6-10 treatments, performed 2-3 times a week, or as a supplement after each treatment that violates the epidermal barrier.
