Treatment Details
Some lights penetrate the surface of the skin and reach the deeper layers of the skin, and this is what prompted the developers to develop LED light therapy technology for the skin, which works to resist the signs of aging in the skin, and improves the skin for a bright and more vibrant complexion.
LED light therapy enters the deep layers of the skin and helps improve the skin, promote wound healing, help cells grow and regenerate, and helps treat skin problems, along with creams, ointments, and other facial treatments.
Medical conditions in which LED light therapy can help
At Excellage Clinic, we treat many dermatological conditions using LED light therapy:
- Effective treatment of eczema.
- Getting rid of hair loss.
- Getting rid of mild to moderate acne.
- Helps treat psoriasis.
- Getting rid of rough patches, and mitigating actinic keratosis
- Get rid of sun damage.
- It helps heal wounds.
- Helps to improve wrinkles, reduce their appearance and improve their appearance.
- May be involved in the treatment of some types of cancer.
Types of LED phototherapy
In Excellage Clinic, we use a number of wavelengths that correspond to different visible colors, as each wavelength is appropriate to the problem being treated, including:
- Blue light affects the top layer of your skin.
- Yellow light penetrates into the deep layers of the skin.
- Red light can travel within the skin.
- Infrared light penetrates into the deeper layers of the skin.
- Different color functions of LED phototherapy
- The red color helps reduce inflammation, and stimulates the production of skin-supporting collagen
- The blue color contributes to getting rid of acne-causing facial bacteria
- It is also possible to mix a number of different colors and wavelengths within the same device or session, to obtain more effective results.
Can light therapy get rid of acne cysts?
Phototherapy does not treat all skin problems, as phototherapy does not get rid of acne cysts or get rid of whiteheads, but it can help improve the appearance of acne scars.
What is the expected period before the results of light therapy appear?
The results aren’t always as fast as magic!!
Rather, phototherapy needs several sessions once a week for a month, in addition to maintenance sessions once a month for the following months, according to the disease that was treated, and the expected results, so it is necessary to have enough time and adhere to the sessions to see the results.
Is light therapy forbidden for some people?
At Excellage Clinic, we work to provide a full consultation before a patient undergoes phototherapy, including specific medical conditions, or medications that are taken, and this is important as phototherapy is prohibited for people who have taken:
- Take some medications that increase their sensitivity to sunlight, such as isotretinoin and lithium.
- Patients with known history of skin cancer or hereditary eye diseases.
