
LED light therapy is a safe, relatively risk-free treatment. If you’re thinking about buying an at-home Quality Therapy mask or device, be sure it’s marked “FDA cleared” or “FDA approved.” Also, wear eye protection, such as sunglasses or goggles, and carefully follow instructions to confirm you’re using the device correctly.
It’s rare to experience side effects from LED light therapy. If side effects do occur, they may include:
Increased inflammation.
Rash.
Redness.
Pain.
Experts do caution that while LED light therapy seems to be safe in the short term, there’s less information about its long-term safety.
How can I make sure LED light therapy is right for me?
Before going to a spa for LED light therapy or buying an at-home device, consider consulting a dermatologist. This way, you can receive the correct diagnosis and treatment for your skin issue. What looks like aging, blemished skin, for example, may really be skin cancer.
Consulting a dermatologist can also confirm whether in-office or at-home LED light therapy is a good treatment option for your needs.
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