Anyone here used red light therapy to collagen maxxx

[Deleted member 7580]

Or you fags too broke to even try that ?

Is it worth it ?

 

[Deusmaximus]

Yes im using a high quality one from a factory that i found on alibaba. 200 dollars RED and NIR redlight lamp. Cant see any difference. Using it since 6 months.

 

[Deleted member 7580]

Yes im using a high quality one from a factory that i found on alibaba. 200 dollars RED and NIR redlight lamp. Cant see any difference. Using it since 6 months.

So it’s a waste of money, brutal

 

[Deleted member 15004]

Yes im using a high quality one from a factory that i found on alibaba. 200 dollars RED and NIR redlight lamp. Cant see any difference. Using it since 6 months.

Seems like red light therapy is a bit of a sham then, shame because I was thinking about it. Off my list. Is there a chance that it's because bought it off of bootleg Chinese suppliers??

 

[Deleted member 15778]

It's cope.

There are no placebo controlled studies showing it's effective. The amount you get from those little LEDs is nothing compared to the amount of red light you get from the sun, even during winter, from stepping outside for five seconds.

 

[King Solomon]

I used various red light products for 10 months with no significant changes.

About 2 years ago I started using a derma roller.

I started with a 0.25 mm size then slowly increased the size about every 3 to 6 months or so. I'm currently finishing up with the 1.5mm on my face.

Results:

1.) Skin smooth like a damn baby again.
2.) no more acne scars on my temples
3.) Pores on nose are virtually gone
4.) More girls seem to be looking at me when I go out.
5.) Sweaty or oily skin: That's no longer an issue
6.) Confidence levels through the roof. In my teens I had and early adult years I was really insecure with my face as I had terrible acne. I have attractive facial features and women still somehow still were down to fuck but it really messed with me as I demanded perfection. I went through this phase until about 30 years of age and stopped giving a fuck. However, even though I got over those insecurities it's still a significant boost to my confidnce knowing those things that used to be a huge issue are now a major positive.

For those of you who are attractive but have terrible or mediocre skin this is literally the best and most affordable product on the market for your skin for the short and long term.

I'm currently starting to do this for my hair as I dial back the size and frequency of the face derma rolling since I hit my overall appearance goals and will just be doing maintenance once a month. Now I will amp up the hair treatments. My hair is fine but this is a combination of preventative maintenance and to see if and how much of an improvement I can achieve. My facial hair improved dramatically so I believe this will help my head hair growth and thickness as well. I have one that works automatically and doesn't roll it pumps up and down. These are more expensive.



I must admit I've been adding a new thing to my routine every six months as well (different teas, binaural beats, etc). Just for an added bonus.

 

[TheAnomaly]

I have. Seems to work.

 

[Ken]

Its legit but you need to buy a good one. You will need spend over $1000 for a good one.

Celluma Pro and Lighstim are some of the best

$1700 for the Celluma Pro
$2500 for the Lighstim Elipsa

 

[Ken]

Seems like red light therapy is a bit of a sham then, shame because I was thinking about it. Off my list. Is there a chance that it's because bought it off of bootleg Chinese suppliers??

Yes that is probably why. LED light therapy completely cured my acne. I changed nothing in my routine other than adding in the light. My skin was already slowly healing from diet changes and squalane oil but the LED sped things up and cleared up all the acne I had left.

 

[StuffedFrog]

Or you fags too broke to even try that ?

Is it worth it ?

You can get one for like 15 bucks

 

[Ken]

You can get one for like 15 bucks

Those done work

 

[AscensionMan98]

I feel that collagen supplementation is more effective then red lights, but I haven't tried red light therapy. Just like anything their are varying studies, I bet it probably works to some degree.

 

[Tobias Fünke]

I used various red light products for 10 months with no significant changes.

About 2 years ago I started using a derma roller.

I started with a 0.25 mm size then slowly increased the size about every 3 to 6 months or so. I'm currently finishing up with the 1.5mm on my face.

Results:

1.) Skin smooth like a damn baby again.
2.) no more acne scars on my temples
3.) Pores on nose are virtually gone
4.) More girls seem to be looking at me when I go out.
5.) Sweaty or oily skin: That's no longer an issue
6.) Confidence levels through the roof. In my teens I had and early adult years I was really insecure with my face as I had terrible acne. I have attractive facial features and women still somehow still were down to fuck but it really messed with me as I demanded perfection. I went through this phase until about 30 years of age and stopped giving a fuck. However, even though I got over those insecurities it's still a significant boost to my confidnce knowing those things that used to be a huge issue are now a major positive.

For those of you who are attractive but have terrible or mediocre skin this is literally the best and most affordable product on the market for your skin for the short and long term.

I'm currently starting to do this for my hair as I dial back the size and frequency of the face derma rolling since I hit my overall appearance goals and will just be doing maintenance once a month. Now I will amp up the hair treatments. My hair is fine but this is a combination of preventative maintenance and to see if and how much of an improvement I can achieve. My facial hair improved dramatically so I believe this will help my head hair growth and thickness as well. I have one that works automatically and doesn't roll it pumps up and down. These are more expensive.



I must admit I've been adding a new thing to my routine every six months as well (different teas, binaural beats, etc). Just for an added bonus.

How often do you dermaroll? I'm trying to do 0.75mm twice a week- enough to stimulate collagen (I think) while still being a short enough needle size to allow quick recovery.

 

[AlexBrown84]

Not yet. But just like when I get microneedling done, I’ll go to a clinic to do it for me. That way it will be a constant

 

[AlexBrown84]

I will start next week when I finish quarantine in Bangkok

 

[one job away]

Its legit but you need to buy a good one. You will need spend over $1000 for a good one.

Celluma Pro and Lighstim are some of the best

$1700 for the Celluma Pro
$2500 for the Lighstim Elipsa

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Bs. You think those lamps aren’t exactly the same as the high quality ones???


EVERYTHING is from China nowadays

 

[metagross]

Bs. You think those lamps aren’t exactly the same as the high quality ones???


EVERYTHING is from China nowadays

This honestly. A light is a light. Doesn't matter how expensive

 

[PURE ARYAN GENETICS]

nigga if the $2k one works the $30 will work as well since it's just fucking leds. and you can put it closer to your face if you want higher intensity

 

[King Solomon]

How often do you dermaroll? I'm trying to do 0.75mm twice a week- enough to stimulate collagen (I think) while still being a short enough needle size to allow quick recovery.

It all depends on the size and how many times you roll per session.

1.) 0.25 mm: Every 3 days
2.) 0.5 mm: Every Week
3.) 0.75 mm Ever 1.5 weeks
4.) 1.0 mm Every 2 weeks
5.) 1.5 mm Every 3 weeks

For the most part I do around 10-12 roles in 3 different directions for my entire face. There's no reason to go over 1.5 mm for your face. Some say to never go over 1.0 mm unless done by a professional but I've had no issues.

I also add a manuka honey facemask to assist in healing and collagen prouduction after a session then drink white tea which is known to stimulate collagen production more than any other natural substance that can be consumed. I also use collagen production frequencies on youtube (Spooky2).

 

[Dainslief]

Incandescent light bulb is better and safer as you get the full light spectrum. Red light alone from LEDs can cause cancer.

 

[Cidre enjoyer]

It all depends on the size and how many times you roll per session.

1.) 0.25 mm: Every 3 days
2.) 0.5 mm: Every Week
3.) 0.75 mm Ever 1.5 weeks
4.) 1.0 mm Every 2 weeks
5.) 1.5 mm Every 3 weeks

For the most part I do around 10-12 roles in 3 different directions for my entire face. There's no reason to go over 1.5 mm for your face. Some say to never go over 1.0 mm unless done by a professional but I've had no issues.

I also add a manuka honey facemask to assist in healing and collagen prouduction after a session then drink white tea which is known to stimulate collagen production more than any other natural substance that can be consumed. I also use collagen production frequencies on youtube (Spooky2).

ngl I'm not sure dermarolling is such a good idea since I've read this article

How Dermarolling Causes Collagen Breakdown, Premature Aging, and Possi

If I had a dollar for every time I was asked whether or not dermarolling/micro-needling was beneficial to skin, I would have enough money to buy that Hitachi transmission electron microscope I have had my eye on. If you’re in a hurry, the answer is: no. Dermarolling is dangerous and has no skin...

www.oumere.com

But I don't like the fact that she's trying to sell you shit at the end
I would still take a look at the article if I were you

 

[King Solomon]

ngl I'm not sure dermarolling is such a good idea since I've read this article

How Dermarolling Causes Collagen Breakdown, Premature Aging, and Possi

If I had a dollar for every time I was asked whether or not dermarolling/micro-needling was beneficial to skin, I would have enough money to buy that Hitachi transmission electron microscope I have had my eye on. If you’re in a hurry, the answer is: no. Dermarolling is dangerous and has no skin...

www.oumere.com

But I don't like the fact that she's trying to sell you shit at the end
I would still take a look at the article if I were you

I've already read articles and studies on this before. The goal is to get the desired results and short term maintainence with the lowes level then I'm done. Now if I did this every day for 10 years would I see negative effects? Most likely but a year or 2 once a week to 2 weeks to obtain the results I've looked for hasn't shown any concernable signs of aging in fact it's been the opposite. Now have I shrunk my telomeres or the max number of cellular restoration or division in the process? Perhaps but I use probably the best anti aging methods I know to combat this (sexual Transmutation, plant based diet, meditiation, organic oils as moisturizers, qigong, intermittent fasting, lean body fat percentage, and many various teas that assist with longevity).


1.) I wouldn't use this for more than a couple years
2.) I wouldn't use this if you're under 30 years of age
3.) I wouldn't reccommend doing this every other day no matter what size
4.) wear sunscreen and don't go in the sun a day or 2 after a treatment

This can potentially have long term negative effect but just go for your desired outcome and move on.

 

[Deusmaximus]

Its legit but you need to buy a good one. You will need spend over $1000 for a good one.

Celluma Pro and Lighstim are some of the best

$1700 for the Celluma Pro
$2500 for the Lighstim Elipsa

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I got this one:
660nm 850nm RED and NIR

Saidi 300w Red Light Therapy Lamp 660nm 850nm Red Light Therapy Panel Bv301 - Buy Red Light Therapy Lamp,Red Light Therapy Panel,300w Red Light Therapy Product on Alibaba.com

Saidi 300w Red Light Therapy Lamp 660nm 850nm Red Light Therapy Panel Bv301 - Buy Red Light Therapy Lamp,Red Light Therapy Panel,300w Red Light Therapy Product on Alibaba.com

www.alibaba.com

 

[Linoob]

Incandescent light bulb is better and safer as you get the full light spectrum. Red light alone from LEDs can cause cancer.

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Got a source for that claim?

Looks fine to me:

A Preliminary Study of the Safety of Red Light Phototherapy of Tissues Harboring Cancer

Objective: Red light phototherapy is known to stimulate cell proliferation in wound healing. This study investigated whether low-level light therapy (LLLT) would promote tumor growth when pre-existing malignancy is present. Background data: LLLT has been ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov