
Red vs near-infrared light: what each wavelength does
Red light you can see. Near-infrared you cannot. Here is why most masks use both, and what the studies actually tested.
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Plain-language guides to LED light therapy and skin routines, with sources listed.

Red light you can see. Near-infrared you cannot. Here is why most masks use both, and what the studies actually tested.
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Short, regular sessions beat long, occasional ones. A simple plan for the first twelve weeks.
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Blue light has the strongest evidence of any LED band for mild to moderate acne. It is not a fix for every kind of spot.
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Yes, for most people, if you get the order right. Light first on clean skin, retinoid after.
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Clearance is not approval, and it is not a promise of results. Here is how to read the claim and check it yourself.
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Deeper skin can use LED masks, but visible light can affect pigmentation. Start slower and bring your dermatologist in.
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