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LED Phototherapy for Facial Redness
Clinical Study | Naranjo García & López Andrino, 2023
A prospective clinical study evaluating the Dermalux Tri-Wave MD using combined 633nm red and 830nm near-infrared light for facial hypervascularisation. Treatment reduced the appearance of excess facial vascularisation, with no secondary effects or pain reported in the LED group.
Clinical Evidence for LED Skin Rejuvenation
Dermalux Academy Literature Review
A review of clinical evidence supporting red and near-infrared LED Phototherapy for skin rejuvenation, including improvements in the appearance of wrinkles, skin elasticity, texture and overall skin quality.
Photobiomodulation for Skin Rejuvenation
Scientific Review | De Cordova, 2021
A scientific review exploring the role of photobiomodulation in facial rejuvenation, including how red and near-infrared light interact with cellular processes involved in repair and regeneration, collagen production and the visible signs of skin ageing.
Red & Near-Infrared LED for Skin Rejuvenation
Lee et al., 2007
A randomised, placebo-controlled, double-blind clinical study investigating LED Phototherapy for skin rejuvenation. Red and near-infrared light treatment demonstrated improvements in wrinkles and skin elasticity alongside increased collagen and elastic fibres.
Combined 633nm & 830nm LED for Facial Rejuvenation
Russell, Kellett & Reilly, 2005
A clinical study investigating combined 633nm red and 830nm near-infrared LED Phototherapy for facial skin rejuvenation, reporting improvements in photoageing and periorbital wrinkles.
Combined 633nm & 830nm LED for Photoaged Skin
Goldberg et al., 2006
A clinical study evaluating combined 633nm and 830nm LED treatment for photoaged skin, reporting improvements in the visible signs of photoageing and skin quality.
Again, highly relevant because of the exact 633nm + 830nm combination.