frequency therapy<\/a> is ideal for those who want immediate results, and is great for treating clogged pores and surface blemishes. It can also be used in combination with LED light therapy to treat deeper blemishes and reduce swelling and redness.<\/p>\nLED light therapy is perfect for those who want a more long-term solution to aging and skin tone issues. It’s gentle on the skin and supports cellular energy production, balances inflammation, and promotes gradual improvements in visible signs of aging over time. It can be used as part of an at-home skincare routine or in conjunction with laser and radio frequency treatment sessions for optimal results. It’s also safe to use with most skin types, including sensitive.<\/p>\n
2. Side Effects<\/h2>\n
From red light masks to high-frequency wands, there\u2019s no shortage of skincare tech that claims to clear breakouts. But which is right for you?<\/p>\n
In short, a high-frequency treatment targets surface blemishes with oxygenation and gentle heat to reduce inflammation and shrink pores. It\u2019s best for those with dry skin that can benefit from a boost in circulation and collagen. It\u2019s also a great choice for those with oily skin or congestion issues as it helps regulate excessive oil production.<\/p>\n
LED therapy, on the other hand, targets the skin at a deeper level by emitting specific wavelengths of light. It\u2019s less \u201czapy,\u201d and it works well as a course of treatments that gradually improve your complexion over time.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s also gentle on all skin types and is safe for all skin colors, making it ideal for those with sensitive or reactive skin. It\u2019s also great for those with acne, as it kills bacteria and reduces inflamed spots.<\/p>\n
Because it penetrates so deep into the skin, red light therapy is more effective for long-term skin health and visible aging support than its superficial counterpart. It can improve overall cellular energy production, balance inflammation and redness, and reduce signs of aging like fine lines and wrinkles.<\/p>\n
Ultimately, it\u2019s a matter of preference and need. If you\u2019re looking for an immediate, visible results, go with high-frequency. It\u2019s also a good choice for those with inflamed, cystic or nodule acne, as it targets bacteria and reduces inflammation.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, if you\u2019re after gradual, gradual results (with the added bonus of healthy, glowing skin), then LED light therapy is the way to go. Book a session with us at Restore Hyper Wellness to experience the power of clinical-grade Red Light Therapy for yourself! You\u2019ll notice a difference after just 4-6 weeks of consistent sessions, with more significant results after several months. You\u2019ll love your healthier, more radiant complexion. Trust us! You deserve it. *Please note that any products you use prior to your treatment may interfere with the effectiveness of the LED lights. It is recommended that you discontinue the use of any topical exfoliants, retinoids or any other pore-clearing products for a few days before your treatment.<\/p>\n
3. Cost<\/h2>\n
There\u2019s no denying that both high frequency and LED Light Therapy are a bit pricey, but the long-term results make it worth it. If you are focused on clearing breakouts, the high-frequency wand is the way to go since it creates ozone that penetrates pores and kills Propionibacterium acnes, which is the bacteria that causes breakouts. If you\u2019re more interested in wrinkle reduction, red LED Light Therapy is your best bet as it stimulates collagen production for firmer skin over time. For both concerns, a mask is a better option than a handheld device since it covers the entire face at once versus treating each area one at a time.<\/p>\n