Unlike treatments that work by creating controlled injuries to the skin, photobiomodulation uses low-level light energy without intentionally damaging the skin's surface. Depending on the wavelength and treatment protocol, this light may influence cellular activity and support processes involved in skin maintenance and repair.
Red and near-infrared light are commonly used in photobiomodulation treatments. Their potential benefits depend on factors such as the device, light wavelength, treatment duration, and individual skin concerns.
People often explore this treatment to support:
● Skin appearance: Help improve the look of dull or tired-looking skin.
● Skin texture: Support a smoother-looking complexion as part of a suitable skincare routine.
● Signs of ageing: Explore options for addressing the appearance of fine lines.
● Skin recovery: Complement appropriate skincare routines that focus on maintaining healthy-looking skin.
Results vary from person to person, and photobiomodulation should not be viewed as a guaranteed solution for every skin concern.