Who will benefit the most from Dr Sknn’s Pigmentation Reduce LED:
Melasma, dark marks after inflammation, and pigmentation linked to medicines or trauma have different causes and may respond differently to treatment. Photosensitive or phototoxic reactions require assessment; they are not an automatic indication for LED. Visible light can worsen pigmentation in some people. Your clinician will review the cause of the pigmentation, your medicines and sensitivity to light before deciding whether LED is appropriate.
How does Dr Sknn’s Pigmentation Reduce LED work?
Pigmentation has different causes, and the potential response to LED varies. Red and near-infrared light can affect cellular activity, but this does not establish that LED will remove every type of pigmentation. Melasma, previous dark marks after inflammation, medicines and sensitivity to light should be assessed before treatment. Visible light can worsen pigmentation in some people, so the device and treatment plan must be selected carefully. Follow your clinician’s advice about sun protection and skin care.
Cells need energy to regenerate, proliferate and repair. This energy is Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP).
The mitochondria (cell power plant) manufactures ATP.
ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is a molecule that transfers energy within cells. Cells make ATP through metabolic processes; oxygen and glucose are not ATP.
Mitochondria are responsive to Red & NIR light.
Photon energy is absorbed by cytochrome oxidase in the mitochondria.
This is converted to chemical energy to “power” cells.
Result: stimulates ATP production.
Initiates ‘biostimulation’ to increase cell proliferation and accelerate.
Changes in cellular activity do not establish that LED will remove every type of pigmentation. Visible light can worsen pigmentation in some people, so treatment needs individual assessment. Follow your clinician’s advice about sun protection and skin care.