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Skin Rejuvenation – Red Light Therapy

A staged regenerative approach for partial-thickness tears, before surgical consultation.

Sessions

8

Timeline

Gradual improvement over 6-8 weeks

Audience

Gradual improvement over 6-8 weeks
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How it Works

Red and near-infrared light is delivered to the skin’s surface, where it’s absorbed by cells to boost energy production and trigger collagen synthesis over a series of sessions.

Outcomes

Improved skin texture and tone with a cumulative effect that builds across the treatment series.

Contraindications

Use of photosensitizing medications or an active skin condition in the treatment area may affect candidacy.

Summary

A non-invasive light-based protocol that stimulates collagen production and cellular renewal to improve skin tone, texture, and overall skin appearance.

Evidence

Steps

  1. Consultation & skin assessment — Review history, skin type, and goals to confirm candidacy.
  2. Light therapy session — 15–20 minutes under a red / near-infrared panel, no anesthesia needed.
  3. Recovery — Return to normal activity immediately; mild warmth is the only sensation.
  4. Follow-up — Progress reviewed every few sessions to adjust the plan.

Best For

  • Uneven skin tone and mild-to-moderate photoaging
  • Fine lines and early collagen loss
  • Patients wanting a non-invasive option with no downtime

Ready to talk it through?

A short consult confirms whether this protocol fits your skin and goals.

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