
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH): at-home LED treatment
Post-inflammatory spots don't disappear overnight. At-home LED can help, but it usually works best as a support to a consistent routine rather than as a sole solution for PIH. (aad.org)

Green light on LED mask: against blemishes and uneven skin tone
Green light is indeed beneficial for dark spots. If you're looking for a short answer, it can help in specific cases, but it depends on the device and the type of pigmentation. Visible light can in...

Red light vs. infrared light in LED masks: which to choose based on your skin
They are not the same. Red and near-infrared light are used for different purposes within facial photobiomodulation.

Red light for the thyroid: what science says and what is still unknown
Red light and the thyroid have been studied. Based on current evidence, photobiomodulation seems promising as a support in some cases of autoimmune thyroiditis, but it is still not a standard treat...

Red and Infrared Light for Wounds and Healing: Clinical Evidence and Real Limitations
Red and infrared light can help heal. Photobiomodulation shows promising results in some wounds, but the response depends greatly on the type of injury, the dose, and the protocol used.

Red light before or after your workout: when it gives the best results
It depends on your goal. If you're looking to perform better, red light therapy is usually a better fit before training; if you're looking to speed up recovery, the post-workout window makes more s...









