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Here's my red light device:
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Here's my red light device:
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I know this is an old topic but could you link me to a RLT from Amazon. The link you posted doesn’t work. Would be greatly appreciatedGood thread. Highly recommend not buying those expensive red light treatments directed towards beauty as those are overpriced. Here's a lookism post going into detail. Essentially, you can buy the same shit for like $10, so not such a heavy investment for something with low to no risk.
https://lookism.net/Thread-Red-LED-Therapy-is-Legit-for-Anti-Aging-and-cheap-af
You have't died yet? lollol at just spamming a dozen 'studies' and thinking people will be impressed with your research. Out of the first you listed: 1st and 4th are just people, not even Phds, that work for German companies that sell Red Light products, 2nd is from Korea, 3rd is from Brazil, so not a reputable source among them.
Can u link this lamp at 10€?Good thread. Highly recommend not buying those expensive red light treatments directed towards beauty as those are overpriced. Here's a lookism post going into detail. Essentially, you can buy the same shit for like $10, so not such a heavy investment for something with low to no risk.
https://lookism.net/Thread-Red-LED-Therapy-is-Legit-for-Anti-Aging-and-cheap-af
which product and how exactly did you use it`? 2 daily?Most legit thread
2 months of red light therapy and my skin is glowing
where did you buy this? or what's the name of this sort of device with half IR? thanksIt's on. Half the lights are infrared lights, which penetrate even deeper than red lights.
where did you buy this? or what's the name of this sort of device with half IR? thanks
thanks so much dude!!!I got it from a company based in China that manufactures red light/IR light devices for other companies (I.e., private labeling). This is the one I bought from them:
Shenzhen Sungrow Led Tchnology Co.,ltd,Full Spectrum Led Grow Light,Led Grow Chip,Led Grow Lights,COB Led Grow Lights,Hydroponics,Led Grow,Led Grow Light Supplier
Sungrow LED is a professional manufacturer for led grow lights and high power led with mature R&D engineer team .Our company passed CE,RoHS,FCC,EMC,LVD.etc certifications ,all of our product materials meet international standardswww.sgrowled.com
I think it's normally $80 + $40 shipping to the US, but at the time I ordered it a couple months ago, the sales rep said it was on sale for half off, so it was only $40 + $40 shipping. Not sure if they're still offering the discount. I bought it through their Alibaba sales rep. Here's the link to their Alibaba page:
Company Overview - Shenzhen Sungrow Led Technology Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Sungrow Led Technology Co., Ltd. Products:Red Light Therapy Panel, Red Light Therapy Mask, Red Light Therapy Belt, Red Light Therapy Wand, LED Beauty Devicesgrow.en.alibaba.com
thanks so much dude!!!
Good stuff. Any side effects with red light btw?
What routine do you follow with this? Do you use it after applying your skin routine? How close to the Red light to you sit (inches)? How many minutes do you use it per session? How many sessions per day? Feel free to add any more tips! Would greatly appreciate it.I got it from a company based in China that manufactures red light/IR light devices for other companies (I.e., private labeling). This is the one I bought from them:
Shenzhen Sungrow Led Tchnology Co.,ltd,Full Spectrum Led Grow Light,Led Grow Chip,Led Grow Lights,COB Led Grow Lights,Hydroponics,Led Grow,Led Grow Light Supplier
Sungrow LED is a professional manufacturer for led grow lights and high power led with mature R&D engineer team .Our company passed CE,RoHS,FCC,EMC,LVD.etc certifications ,all of our product materials meet international standardswww.sgrowled.com
I think it's normally $80 + $40 shipping to the US, but at the time I ordered it a couple months ago, the sales rep said it was on sale for half off, so it was only $40 + $40 shipping. Not sure if they're still offering the discount. I bought it through their Alibaba sales rep. Here's the link to their Alibaba page:
Company Overview - Shenzhen Sungrow Led Technology Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Sungrow Led Technology Co., Ltd. Products:Red Light Therapy Panel, Red Light Therapy Mask, Red Light Therapy Belt, Red Light Therapy Wand, LED Beauty Devicesgrow.en.alibaba.com
What routine do you follow with this? Do you use it after applying your skin routine? How close to the Red light to you sit (inches)? How many minutes do you use it per session? How many sessions per day? Feel free to add any more tips! Would greatly appreciate it.
hey you should apply retin a after the red light therapy, otherwise you'll fuck up your skinI usually just sit down and hold the light in front of my face about 6-8 inches away (this is the distance that was used in one of the studies; sometimes I'll hold it closer) for about 10-12 minutes. Then I'll hold the light next to the left and right sides of my face for maybe 5-7 minutes on each side. I'll usually do an extra 2-3 minutes on my forehead as well.
I basically made this routine up; I'm not sure if there's a more effective one to follow. So far I've only been doing one session per day. I do the sessions after I put on Retin-A and peptide serum.
hey you should apply retin a after the red light therapy, otherwise you'll fuck up your skin
because retin a (tretinoin) basically peels the skin off your face, then when you apply red light it damages the underlayers of the skin. it's something to this affect if you google it you'll find the real explanation haha sorry dude im not too good at explaining things. the best way is to use red light first, then apply the retin a after followed by a moisturiser. hope that helps, at least to give you something to look into in order to make your own decisionHow do? Just curious
I don’t use retin A. Is it still okay to use red light therapy?because retin a (tretinoin) basically peels the skin off your face, then when you apply red light it damages the underlayers of the skin. it's something to this affect if you google it you'll find the real explanation haha sorry dude im not too good at explaining things. the best way is to use red light first, then apply the retin a after followed by a moisturiser. hope that helps, at least to give you something to look into in order to make your own decision
yeah, and even if you use retin a it's still fine dude, just use the retin a after the red lightI don’t use retin A. Is it still okay to use red light therapy?
I’m new to skinmaxxing so am just trying to get as much info down as possible. I follow a basic cleanser-Moisturizer-sunscreen routine. Is that optimal for red light?yeah, and even if you use retin a it's still fine dude, just use the retin a after the red light
clean, red light, moisturiseI’m new to skinmaxxing so am just trying to get as much info down as possible. I follow a basic cleanser-Moisturizer-sunscreen routine. Is that optimal for red light?
Since when does red light cause damage i any instance? I thought it was 100% safe. Would make it super good during pregnancy...because retin a (tretinoin) basically peels the skin off your face, then when you apply red light it damages the underlayers of the skin. it's something to this affect if you google it you'll find the real explanation haha sorry dude im not too good at explaining things. the best way is to use red light first, then apply the retin a after followed by a moisturiser. hope that helps, at least to give you something to look into in order to make your own decision
same principal as going into sun after retin a - theres a reason its advised to use at night before bed, not in morning.Since when does red light cause damage i any instance? I thought it was 100% safe. Would make it super good during pregnancy...
You're the fucking G man, buying it as we speakBone growth
"In conclusion, LA promotes longitudinal bone growth in adolescent rats, suggesting that laser acupuncture may be a promising intervention for improving the growth potential for children and adolescents."
Effects of laser acupuncture on longitudinal bone growth in adolescent rats - PubMed
Longitudinal bone growth is the results of chondrocyte proliferation and hypertrophy and subsequent endochondral ossification in the growth plate. Recently, laser acupuncture (LA), an intervention to stimulate acupoint with low-level laser irradiation, has been suggested as an intervention to...www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28742438 systematic review (of 230 studies on 19met criteria)
A positive effect of low-level laser energy on bone regeneration within a certain relationship between dose and output power was found. LLLT stimulates cellular metabolism, increasing protein synthesis and subsequent bone regeneration. A high dose combined with low power or a low dose combined with high power appears to produce a positive effect.
Effects of Photobiomodulation and Mesenchymal Stem Cells on Articular Cartilage Defects in a Rabbit Model - PubMed
In terms of our research, although better healing in osteochondral defects was seen when combining BMSCs and LLLT compared with the use of BMSCs alone, this improvement was predominantly caused by new bone formation rather than new cartilage formation.www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
"No significant difference in new cartilage formation and inflammation was found between the groups (p > 0.05). However, there was significantly more new bone formation in the experimental group (p < 0.05)." (your nose wont grow)
Cosmetic local fat reduction
"Based on this case series pilot investigation, the combination of 3 different wavelengths of LLL was effective for abdominal girth reduction in 100% of our subjects (P<0.001), without any side effects. Future studies will assess the long-term benefits of this laser combination for reduction of subcutaneous fat deposits."
Hair
"The meta-analysis included 8 studies comprising a total of 11 double-blinded randomized controlled trials.
The quantitative analysis showed a significant increase in hair density for those treated by LLLT versus sham group (SMD 1.316, 95% confidence interval, CI 0.993 to 1.639). The subgroup analysis demonstrated that LLLT increases hair growth in both genders, in both comb- and helmet-type devices, and in short- and long-term treatment course.
The subgroup analysis also showed a more significant increase of hair growth for the LLLT versus sham in the low-frequency treatment group (SMD 1.555, 95% CI 1.132 to 1.978) than in the high-frequency group (SMD 0.949, 95% CI 0.644 to 1.253).
The review was limited by the heterogeneity of included trials.
LLLT significantly increased hair density in AGA. The meta-analysis suggests that low treatment frequency by LLLT have a better hair growth effect than high treatment frequency. LLLT represents a potentially effective treatment for AGA in both male and female. The types of LLLT devices and LLLT treatment course duration did not affect the effectiveness in hair growth."
Comparative effectiveness of low-level laser therapy for adult androgenic alopecia: a system review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials - PubMed
The purpose of this review is to explore the effectiveness of low-level laser therapy (LLLT) in the treatment of adult androgenic alopecia (AGA). A systematic search of studies on LLLT for AGA was conducted mainly in Pubmed, Embase, and Cochrane Systematic Reviews. The standardized mean...www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
yeah 15-30minutes and on my balls also@tincelw So your regime is once a day, red light only for 30 minutes?
do you have the amazon link bro?Good thread. Highly recommend not buying those expensive red light treatments directed towards beauty as those are overpriced. Here's a lookism post going into detail. Essentially, you can buy the same shit for like $10, so not such a heavy investment for something with low to no risk.
https://lookism.net/Thread-Red-LED-Therapy-is-Legit-for-Anti-Aging-and-cheap-af
do you have the amazon link bro?
Infrared light therapy
Aging: Photo Evidence
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3926176/
After 30days of sessions lasting 15-30minutes
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2687728/
Collagen production
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19593638
"In treated animals, the extent of edema and the number of inflammatory cells were reduced (P < 0.05). The amount of collagen in graft treated with low-level laser were significantly higher than those of controls (P < 0.05) and were statistically more prominent on the 14th day after surgery. The mean count of fibroblasts was significantly higher in the low-laser therapy group within the 3rd day, showing a marked influx of fibroblasts into area. In conclusion, wound healing of the ADM appear to be positively affected by laser therapy."
(fibroblasts are responsible for collagen production)
Collagen density after 30days after infrared light therapy https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3926176/
(concentration of collagen)
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15654716
Skin textural improvement by digital imaging and surface profilometry is accompanied by increased collagen I deposition with reduced MMP-1 (collagenase) activity in the papillary dermis. This technique is a safe and effective non-painful non-ablative modality for improvement of photoaging.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19764893
The fibroblasts cultured with the keratinocyte conditioned medium, particularly with a combination of 630/850, increased collagen levels.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19587693
Results yielded a mean percent difference between LED-treated and non-LED-treated HRS of 31% in levels of type-1 procollagen and of -18% in MMP-1. Furthermore, profilometry quantification revealed that more than 90% of individuals showed a reduction in wrinkle depth and surface roughness, and, via a blinded clinical assessment, that 87% experienced a reduction in the Fitzpatrick wrinkling severity score after 12 LED treatments. No adverse events or downtime were reported. Our study showed that LED therapy reversed collagen downregulation and MMP-1 upregulation. These findings suggest that LED at 660 nm is a safe and effective collagen-enhancement strategy.
Acne: (most of these are with blue light as they have synergistic effects anti inflammatory + anti bacterial)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24313686
At 1 month, >90% clearance or moderate improvement occurred in 22/50 (44%) patients in the LED group. There was no control group.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27762647 (states it is more efficient that salicylic acid for acne)
"The combined use of red and blue lights due to their anti-inflammatory and wound-healing properties is a more efficient alternative for treating Acne vulgaris in relation to SA and proves more reliable and without side effects, improving the adolescents' skin health."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23278295
"At the final visit at 12 weeks, both inflammatory and noninflammatory acne lesions had decreased significantly, by 77% and 54%, respectively, in the treatment group. No significant difference was observed in the control group.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16414904
Reduces Acne with a 90% Reduction in Pore Size (when combined with blue light)
Clinical evaluation: how much improvement on a 10point scale
Self evaluation
Medical examiners evaluation
TL;DR
Increases collagen (4.6ug/ml -> 36.36ug/ml after 5hours)
Decreases wrinkles and fine lines
Decreases acne (from 77%->90% improvements noted) (more effective than salicylic acid)
anti inflammatory
If you are interested in researching this more for health and other purposes: (1500 studies compiled on infraredlight therapy)
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@tincelw how can i shrink my pores?
so trenteion and vit c= good? with sunscreen if u use trentention ofcRedlight + blue light helps.
Also avoid sun exposure. Tretinoin, Vitamin C, and AHA also help
"sun exposure another factor that significantly increases S P,14 making SP another feature of photo-altered skin, with the face being the skin region drawing the most concern? In fact, topical applications of Tretinoin™, Vitamin C, or AHAs have significantly mitigating impacts upon SP"
Facial skin pores: a multiethnic study
Skin pores (SP), as they are called by laymen, are common and benign features mostly located on the face (nose, cheeks, etc) that generate many aesthetic concerns or complaints. Despite the prevalence of skin pores, related literature is scarce. With ...www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
trenteion and vit c= good
really?soulsmaxx roped bro
@Seth Walshbumping this legit thread - does anyone know whether grow lamps with smaller wattage - 15/40/60, can still be efficient?
I wouldn't go for anything other than a Joovv. (Don't have a Joovv right now but getting the Joovv Go soon.) I threw the €80 lamp I got in the bin. Wattage wasn't enough and it literally stopped working after a few weeks. Was at a point where the red light would only turn on if I positioned the lamp in a very particular way. And even then, the power just seemed to get weaker day by day. Was total trash, the beurer lamp.bumping this legit thread - does anyone know whether grow lamps with smaller wattage - 15/40/60, can still be efficient?