Red Light Therapy for face and Body, 100LEDs Red and Blue Light Device, 415nm & 660nm &850nm Infrared Light Therapy for Home/Office, Height Adjustable & Angle Adjustable & Timer

It does the trick!
Red light therapy really works! My skin is mature and I have large pores, but this makes it appear younger. The more consistent, the better the results!

Effective LED light combo therapy at a great value for a high quality device!
This is an excellent choice for a therapeutic light source that has the right combination of LED light types (Blue, Red, and Near-infrared) for my need and purpose. LED Light therapy, including the exact types and strengths used in this light source, have been extensively tested and researched over the years by highly accredited scientists who are experts in this field of study. There are endless case studies and reports, peer-reviewed medical journal articles, and tons of research work published online to support the overwhelming and favorable results from therapeutic light therapy used to treat many different disorders. LED Light therapy, including those used in this device, have been found to be a safe, holistic, and highly effective treatment for a wide range of ailments, conditions, and disorders. Additionally, the specific wave-length strengths assigned for each type of light used in this portable, compact, table-top lamp device are set at the optimal values for the safest and most therapeutic results needed to treat many common disorders.This specially-designed LED combo light source can be used to treat many different conditions with good, solid results, but I will be focusing on my own reason for purchasing this particular light therapy device: to help treat, heal, or greatly reduce, fade, and/or minimize the ugly facial spider veins (aka telangiectasia), which have developed on my cheek bones.After researching and learning about the positive experiences that others have had with facial spider veins using this same type of light therapy, combined with proper and consistent use, I am expecting decent to good results after a few months. I am patient, and I will be consistent with the light therapy session times and the frequency of applications, as described and recommended by several scientific studies and peer-reviewed journal articles. I should see enough improvement for a noticeable difference and diminished appearance of my spider veins after 3 months or so. With continued use and diligent practice of the same strict routine, my results should only continue to improve.Telangiectasia is a skin/vessel/connective tissue condition in which tiny blood vessels cause threadlike red lines or patterns to show through, very close to the surface of the skin. These web-like patterns usually form slowly and gradually over years. However, everyone is unique and can develop them differently. Telangiectasia can be caused by many different factors, from simple predisposing genetics, to the normal aging process. From long-term UV sun exposure, or from taking certain medications. Alcoholism can cause it, circulatory issues and other blood disorders can cause it, as well as other underlying medical conditions. There are many other causes and possible reasons for spider veins to develop, some of which are unknown. My facial/cheek spider veins appeared rather quickly and a lot at once, within a 6-8 month period. Then they seemed to slow down significantly or even stop. They appeared without warning, right after I turned 50 years old and I hit menopause. It was also after many years of chronic steroids, used to treat several rheumatic autoimmune diseases. My doctors believe the hormonal changes related to menopause along with many years on chronic steroids likely caused or greatly contributed to my spider vein formations. I have quite the collection on my cheekbones and they are pretty dense, so they appear darker than most spider veins. Mine look more purple than red, they resemble bruises. Spider veins are typically benign and harmless, but they can be bothersome and unsightly, especially to the person who has them.Although sclerotherapy may be a quicker and more popular treatment option for many skin/vessel/vein conditions on the legs and and other parts of the body, it isn’t the preferred treatment option for facial spider veins, which are smaller (tinier) vessels that are more difficult to treat, compared to larger vessels elsewhere on the body, which are easier to treat. Additionally, sclerotherapy and other treatments must be done by appointment with a specially trained, licensed dermatologist in an office setting. They require multiple appointments/treatments until patient satisfaction is achieved, so it can get very expensive, very quickly. Sclerotherapy treatment can also pose some risk and cause some negative or unwanted side effects. This is due to the harsh chemicals that are injected into the tiny vessels, as well as potential scarring and damage caused by the needles that must be used to inject these chemical solutions into the tiny vessels. Medical insurance won’t cover sclerotherapy or other spider vein treatments done in the office, either. Since telangiectasia is usually a benign condition, treatment is considered an unnecessary cosmetic option and an elective procedure. So the patient has to pay out of pocket if they want treatment done by a dermatologist in the office. This can get quite pricey, considering numerous treatments are usually needed to reach patient satisfaction.LED blue, red, and infrared combo light therapy, as done with this device product, can be done at home. It is safer, and much more affordable. LED light therapy does not require administration by a specially-trained, professional clinician in an office setting. It can be done by virtually anyone, in the comfort and convenience of their own home. It is far less expensive and more cost-effective, since the only expense is the one-time, initial investment to purchase the LED therapy light unit. After doing much research, weighing my options, and after doing the math and realizing the huge cost difference, I am happy to start with the LED light therapy option.Blue light is said to help with skin redness caused by vascular conditions. It can be helpful to reduce the vascular effects and appearance of telangiectasia or spider veins, rosacea, broken capillaries, and other redness caused by tiny blood vessels that are too close to the skin. Blue light is thought to stimulate the skin tissues, leading to improved skin elasticity and tone and reducing the overall size and appearance of telangiectasia and other similar conditions. Blue light helps protect against skin allergies, it is soothing and calms sensitive skin, and it enhances cellular energy. Blue light also reduces pore size and regulates sebum production, and may also destroy acne-causing bacteria.Red light therapy has strong anti-inflammatory properties that both inhibit the production of, and help heal inflammation. Red light stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, the proteins responsible for younger-looking skin that diminishes with age. The cell-metabolism enhancing properties of red light that helps skin cells build more collagen and elastin leads to a visible improvement of inflammatory vessel conditions. It promotes the healing of broken capillaries and helps restore healthier-looking skin overall.Together, consistent use of Blue and Red LED Combo Light Therapy promotes a healthy cytokine response and shows a clear reduction of redness, inflammation, and flushing over time. The special combination and strength of Blue and Red light emitted by this light source specifically reduces skin redness and abnormalities associated with small vessel inflammatory conditions. As a result, it significantly improves the look and feel of affected skin. Commonly used for facial redness and inflammation caused by small vessel conditions, the blue and red LED combination light therapy also promotes youthful skin rejuvenation, helps with wrinkle shrinkage and reduction, and helps treat, heal, and reduce scar tissue.

Not sure if it does anything
This red light therapy light works well as a device, but I can’t say I have noticed any changes. I have been using it for a few weeks nowwith no issues. I have no way of knowing if it is actually beneficial but thelamp is well made, looks nice, and has easy controls with a timer that is convenient. I did some research about red light therapy devices and it said that there are no known issues at the time and worst-case scenario is they are weak and simply don’t do anything for you.

Well made & easy to use
This red light therapy lamp seems well made and sturdy. I like how easy to is to set up and get going. The controls are very easy to understand. I like this table top version of a red light device because it is more convenient to use wherever I want to. It is easy to pull out and use, then conveniently move and put away until time to use again. I’m still using this lamp and haven’t seen any benefits or results yet, but I’ve not had any bad or negative reactions either. This device comes with protective goggles and feels solid.